Special Guest Bruce Hallenback

Bruce G. Hallenbeck is an author, filmmaker, actor and screenwriter who divides his time between writing books about movies and writing books about cryptozoology. In 1992, he co-wrote "Monsters of the Northwoods" with Paul Bartholomew, Robert Bartholomew and William Brann, which concerned Bigfoot sightings in the Northeast, some of which involved Bruce's own family.   He's also well known in the fields of fantasy, horror and science fiction, having written extensively for international publications such as "Little Shoppe of Horrors" and "Femme Fatales." His book "Comedy-Horror Films: A Chronological History" was published in 2009 by McFarland and was well-received by both critics and public. His current book, "The Hammer Vampire" is already in its second printing in England. His next book is "Monsters of New Jersey," co-written with world famous cryptozoologist Loren Coleman, to be published this October by Stackpole Books.   Bruce resides in upstate New York with his wife Rosa, four cats, and about 4,000 movies, most of them horror, fantasy or science fiction.