In Death Wish 1 and 2 Paul Kersey was a broken man out to rid the world of muggers and those who destroyed his family. Now, in Death Wish 3, Paul Kersey is back in the New York groove, armed to the teeth, and completely out of control, as this film provides one of the most chaotic finales in the history of film.

He's made his list and checked it twice; he already knows who's naughty or nice. Paul Kersey is coming to town and that town happens to be Los Angeles circa 1982. If you thought things couldn't get any worse for Paul you thought wrong because this time around things are taken to the next level. This time he isn't out for random muggers, this time it's pure revenge.

It's Deathmas time here on the B Movie Breakdown and that means a visit from jolly old Paul Kersey. This week we start our deep dive on the Death Wish series with the original from 1974 starring none other than Charles Bronson. Vigilante, city style -- judge, jury, and executioner.

Barbarian month comes to an end with big hair, big guns, big personalities, and a serious lack of wardrobe in Phoenix The Warrior. This post-apocalyptic barbarian film features fierce women who leave little to the imagination as they battle each other in various junkyards and desert settings to determine the fate of the entire world.

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This week in the good ol' US of A it's Thanksgiving, so we here at the B Movie Breakdown decided to provide a half episode to get you through the holidays. In this half shake, we discuss Alien 3 and catch up on some recent movies and TV shows we've seen. We will be back next week with a full episode to close out our month as Barbarian Movie Breakdown with the 1987 film Phoenix: The Warrior.

We knew when we wanted to do a month of Barbarian Movie Breakdown that we would run into at least one film that would scream #MeToo. Well, Deathstalker definitely breaks the bank with the most #MeToo moments of them all. In this 1983 barbarian classic, a warrior named Deathstalker (yes that's his name) is tasked by an old witch to obtain and unite the three powers of creation before the evil magician Munkar can get them and use them for nefarious purposes.

We've teased it in the past and now it's finally time to transform B Movie Breakdown into Barbarian Movie Breakdown for the entire month of November. The year is 2021 AD. Women have been enslaved by a brutal army of men who survived the nuclear holocaust. Their only hope for freedom is in the hands of a nomadic band of fierce she-warriors: The Sisterhood!

We close out our full month of all new horror films, in celebration of Halloween, with Slaughter Drive. This film was sent to us by writer/director/actor Ben Dietels, of the podcast Neon Brainiacs, and follows a failed filmmaker as he leaves his video camera in a local park overnight and accidentally records something horrific. To top it off it might have something to do with his new neighbors that moved into his quiet suburban neighborhood.

WARNING: This episode contains spoilers for Halloween (2018). Continuing our theme of all new horror movies for the month of October, this week we went to the cinema to see the brand new HALLOWEEN. Does this film stand tall as the best sequel to the original Halloween or does it just fall short along with the other mediocre sequels of the past? You'll just have to listen to the episode to find out.

This week on the podcast we discuss a movie that is far too good for this show. Yet another absolutely fantastic brand new horror movie that many people might not even be aware of. Summer Of 84 is a true horror gem from the masterminds behind Turbo Kid, a film that takes the serial killer film and takes it to the next level. It’s rare that two weeks in a row we give the movie we watched such praise, but when you have such quality such as this it’s hard not to.