A brand-new series from Gibson TV called Metal and Monsters has emerged from the darkest depths of Matt "Count D" Montgomery, bassist for Rob Zombie and Todd Harapiak's imaginations! Conceived during the pandemic, the duo had plenty of time to think and plan how they would unleash a high-quality show to their loyal fans. A collaborative effort of herculean proportions taking over two years to schedule, make, and bake.
The show is part interviews, part music, part monsters, and 100% entertainment. Their debut episode paired Don Dokken, vocalist for metal band Dokken with Robert Englund of Freddy Krueger fame to discuss their involvement in Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors and hosted by none other than monster and horror aficionado Count D. Together, the three discuss how the merger of the song "Dream Warriors," coupled with Freddy's image helped propel the success of the film making it an instant classic. To add to the excitement of the show, the episode was filmed on stage at the haunted Los Angles Theater in California, making it must-see TV.
I had the pleasure of speaking with Count D to discuss the creation of Metal and Monsters, his vast knowledge of monsters, insights into the first and future episodes of the show, the release of The Haxans new album Dead and Restless, which comes out October 7th and their tour this April with John 5. Please be sure to follow My Global Mind on Facebook and Twitter and subscribe to their YouTube channel.
Watch and share Episode 1 of Gibson TV's Metal And Monsters with guests Robert Englund, Don Dokken, and more https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FPuxfPgsvmg

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