Horse Head Pre-Thanksgiving Special! HAVE a reFresHmEnt first. Then . . . PLAY it as big and loud as you can. Flashback to Horse Head arriving on Earth (Ep. 12). Plus, Eps. 1-11. Happy Thanksgiving! Thanks To Horse Head Collaborators!
Horse Head 0.13 PLUS 0.10 – 0.12
The touching story of a clandestine junkie and his night taking care of Horse Head who was sick from extra-dimensional travel.
Horse Head 0.14
What does Horse Head think of real Horses? Does Horse Head like painting as an artform? What does Horse Head think about getting day-drunk? Episode 0.14 answers these burning questions.
Big thanks to this episode’s cast: super talented artist Maribeth Egan and guitarist extraordinaire Chris Spitzli
Horse Head: The Full First Half of Season Zero!
Catch up or get started on your Horse Head Adventure. Above are all Horse Head episodes 1 through 26 – exactly halfway through Season Zero!
Horse Head 0.15
Another glimpse into one of the 7 billion plus individual encounters occuring the night Horse Head arrived on Earth 270. Many just heard a voice in their heads, an odd rustling in the trees, or a shimmering image on a T.V. screen filled with snow. Others like Ernie (Ep. 13) and Katie (Eps. 12 & 15) got more personal moments. But, everybody knew the time was right for them to find their unique voice and to use it.
Today’s episode stars two very talented D.C. artists, Katie Macyshyn and Renee Regan. Please check out their Art!
Horse Head 0.16
Everything is information.
Thanks Chris Griffin, Amy Baska, Maribeth Egan, and Walter Cronkite.
Horse Head 0.17
Ray, today played by Zachary Kahn, puts Horse Head in an Elf. Why? We just don’t know yet.
Horse Head 0.18
Horse Head’s adventures inside a stuffed Elf continue. Today’s episode features punk legend Kid Congo Powers!
Horse Head 0.19
Today’s episode of Horse Head is a super-jumbo (three-minutes!) installment. While one of the “rules” of Horse Head Season Zero is to issue weekly one-minute episodes, the purpose of the Horse Head is to workshop (in public) the large quantity of Horse Head footage/story I’ve shot over the last 6 years. Here, the key moment of the greatest human hacker (Deena, played by the amazing Ashley Byrd) coming face-to-face with our antagonist (Ray – See, Episodes 0.5, 0.7, and 0.9) was just too big to to squeeze into 60-seconds. This episode also features some original music by me, including a remix of Gene Moore’s beautiful score to the film Carnival of Souls. If you haven’t seen Carnival of Souls yet, you should. It’s a 1962 low-budget horror film that is eerie as hell and said to be an influence on the work of David Lynch and George A. Romero.
Horse Head 0.20
To review. Ray put Horse Head in a stuffed Elf and left them in a dark room with only a lamp made of a shell for company. Then, after 25 subjective years, Ray allowed Horse Head (still inside the Elf) to create a version of Kid Congo Powers from their memories.