Guest Doug Kabourek – Fizzle Like a Flood / Necronomicast On our final special episode of April we asked our good friend Doug to come by and talk double features with us. We all started with five movies and unveiled what movies they would be doubled up with on the show. Doug’s Picks Kevin’s Picks … More [Show Notes] #61 Drive-In Double Features
At the end of May, Arrow Video is giving us the gift we never knew we wanted: a 3-disc Limited Edition Blu-ray of the 1995 underground schlock hit Evil Ed. I had never seen this gem (nor had I ever heard of it until Arrow announced it) until Wednesday night. Typically I hate movies like this. … More The Movie Within a Movie I Really Want
Directed By: Eli Morgan Gesner Written By: Eli Morgan Gesner Released: November 13, 2013 Runtime: 83 Minutes Watch this on: Netflix Condemned is a 2015 American horror movie following rich-girl Maya who runs away from her wealthy parents to stay with her punk rocker boyfriend and his bandmates in a condemned apartment complex. After a … More Let Me Watch that for You: Condemned
“Well, actually…” is the shortest and scariest horror story when you’re a woman: The daily encounters with men full of conspiracy theories about aliens, big brother, and the government secretly poisoning our food, dudes who call us sweetheart and princess, despite any evidence that we’re sweet or royalty, in an effort to demean our intelligence. The guys … More 10 Cloverfield Lane: When Mansplainers Turn Out To Be Correct
We’re talking double features on this week’s episode! Yesterday, our good friend Charley Reed supplied us with an excellent double feature. Today, Tim Haverman gets in on the game with his. Blood For Dracula (1974) W/D: Paul Morrissey / S: Joe Dallesandro, Udo Kier, Vittoria de Sica Flesh For Frankenstein (1973) W/D: Paul Morrissey … More Tim Haverman’s Drive-In Double Feature
This week we’re talking double features! (Listen to the episode right here.) We put the word out and asked some of our friends to put together their own genre double features. First up: Charley Reed. The Raid: Redemption (2011) & Dredd (2012) “This was actually a double feature that I saw in theaters back when … More Charley Reed’s Drive-In Double Feature
One of my favorite shows when I was a kid was Starsky and Hutch. While most people fell for Paul Michael Glaser, I was a David Soul fan all the way, so naturally when he ended up in a TV miniseries based on a novel by Stephen King I was in heaven! It is widely … More Salem’s Lot Will Grip Your (David) Soul
We were lawnmower shopping last month. Upon entering the shop, my four-year-old son scrambled into the seat of one of the display models. Noticing the keys dangling from the ignition, I told him to dismount the machine. The staffer on hand told me not to worry. It’s not like the boy can—and the mower roared … More HIDE YER DAMN KEYS!
DISCLAIMER: The text you are about to read is the first review I wrote for the Schlock & Gore column. I have left it tabled while other, more favored reviews cut in line. It has surfaced to exact its revenge, Sleepaway Camp style! But with no plot and no stakes, I guess we can’t erect … More Schlock & Gore: Burial Ground (1981)
Intro Music – “Fuck Team Sports” by Chewing On Tinfoil Guests Trility Wade @twobirdsinomaha Dan Stewart Hand Painted Police Car / R.A.F. Sean McCarthy @seanlmccarthy Round 1 – Multiple Choice 1. Why did Jonathan Harker go to Dracula’s castle in the first place? a) He was writing a book about vampires b) He was investigating … More [Show Notes] #60 The Horror Exam #11
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