Nightmare Cinema Double Feature March 16th!

  This month's Nightmare Cinema will be back at High 5 Retro Guys in OKC. This month we are doing a double feature of two independent films! The first will be a throwback holiday slasher called 'St. Patrick's Day', and then we will show 'Son of the Saw'!!!

Glam City Skates Son Of The Saw Coffin Skateboard Decks Available Again!

  Glam City Skates are back! Having started production just before the pandemic, things got a little weird. Glam City Skates are ready to make their boutique boards once again. All boards will be need to be ordered direct from them HERE. https://www.instagram.com/p/Ce9gvM5Ain3/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= 

Glam City Skates Christophe Murdock "Son Of The Saw" Signature Coffin Decks featuring artwork of The Son by Schock Graphics!

These custom Coffin Decks come in three different styles that are hand stained and hand painted by Glam City Skates. Featuring original artwork by Schock Graphics and printed at Lewellyn's Print Shop in Texas. They are made to order and will have between a wait time of a couple months to get finished and sent to you. A quality old school board great for riding or to hang on your wall.

Deck Width: 9" Inches.

Deck Length: 31.5" Inches.

Wheelbase: 15" Wheel Base.

Concave: Medium.

Construction: Cold Pressed 7 Ply Hard Rock Canadian Maple.

Colour: Three Styles.

A. Classic Coffin (Black)

B. Splatter Coffin (Wood Stain with Blood Splatter)

C. Glam Coffin (White)

Style

Street: This deck is not for going down rails and flip tricks.

Ramp: You can have fun on the ramp with this coffin shape.

Cruising: Great for going around town on a Sunday afternoon.

$120 Plus Shipping for Board Only or $250 Plus Shipping for a Comnplete Set-Up. Turnaround will be a couple months as they are individually made to order. To order go to: https://www.instagram.com/p/Ce9gvM5Ain3/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

Christophe At The Filming Locations Of The Texas Chains Saw Massacre

  Took a weekend trip down to Texas to see some of the filming locations for Texas Chain Saw Massacre. Here's a few photos.

First up is Bagdad Cemetery in Leander, TX. This is where the opening cemetery scenes from the original were shot.

Next up are some shots from the infamous Gas Station, which is now a destination for fans. Killer BBQ, Some cabins for sleeping, tons of horror merch to buy and host of a fun convention every year.

Also visited the original house. It has been moved to Kingsland, TX and is now known as the Grand Central Cafe. It has been decorated with a Railyard theme and you can even stay the night in a converted caboose across the street. Upstairs you will Grandpa waiting to greet you and a few pics from the film. In the back at the bar you will meet up with Leatherface and can see a small photo shrine as well as pick up some TCM merch.

I also visited The Bridge from the opening of Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 and The Mean Eyed Cat Bar which was the Cut Rite Chainsaws shop from part 2. They even had the shop scene playing on a constant loop at the bar.

Finally, I also stopped by the remake house in Granger, TX. Wasn't allowed on the property, but was still pretty cool.

Pray To The Saw On Court Notes Podcast

  Yesterday "Pray to the Saw" was one of the songs featured on Courtroom Media's 'Court Notes' Podcast Episode 97. Tune in to the 1:12:30 spot to hear.

Pray To The Saw Reviews

 Some Reviews of "Pray to the Saw" were posted on The Grinder yesterday here: https://metalcoffeegrinder.blogspot.com

On this episode of an Old School Album Review Christophe Murdock titled "Pray to the Saw."

On this episode of an Old School Album Review we're taking a look at a single 
release from  Christophe Murdock titled "Pray to the Saw."
We've asked a few of our peers in the music industry to listen to it and give their 
feedback. 
Let's hear what they had to say..

JASON FORD
FORD & FOSSIL
WYOMING 

"Nothing like a little murder to start off a morning! The dark spaghetti-western 
sound, with the rock-a-billy attitude is a great mixture you usually only hear in 
Rob Zombie flicks. I surely enjoyed this folk-terror rock song, could have been 
a bit longer. I'll absolutely be looking forward to hearing more from Christophe 
Murdock and the gang."

KEITH ABT
HARD ROCK AND HEAVY METAL REVIEWS ON HUBPAGES
NEW JERSEY 

"Ooookay, this was not at all what I expected from the thumbnail pic in the 
YouTube video and the horrific sound effects s that open the track... I was 
expecting thrash/death metal but instead I got bluesy rockabilly that sounded 
like something Chris Isaak would have whipped up for a theme song to a 
Texas Chainsaw Massacre sequel. Well played, Mr. Murdock, well played. 
This is not my usual  kind of meat by any means,  but horror aficionados 
should dig."

JOSIAH ANDERSON
OWNER OF NIGHTADDER1 BOOKING 
WASHINGTON 

"An interesting twist of country and psychedelic guitar riffs. This is definently 
the output of when metal heads decide to have a country side project. I could 
tell that country definently wasn't the only genre they are able to play. Although 
I'm generally not a huge country fan, this caught my attention and had a great 
guitar solo and was well put together."

JEREMY AMACK 
THE BAND REPENT 
WYOMING 

"This is just a really fun song here. I'm reminded of a horror movie soundtrack but 
with an amazing guitar solo with some SIC higher notes. The whole song comes 
together well and moves in that creepy vibe on it's way through. I loved the 
rockabilly sound with the verses. Great vocals too this is a really awesome tune 
that I enjoyed."

Special thanks to our review panel this week. 

Here's the song feel free to tell Christophe what you think about it as well. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBQu_EXjNlo&feature=share