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Another episode, another Bruno Mattei film - well, sort of. Claudio Fragasso took the helm for Night Killer. He always envisioned his film as a tense psychological thriller with little to no gore. The original cut resembled his vision; however, the producers were not happy with it because it lacked any violence. Therefore, the great Bruno Mattei was brought on to shoot additional scenes to add more gore into the film. Robert and Nate discuss the film, cast, and other references from other films that resemble Fragasso's vision. A good example, the film could have been a good film without the masked killer.FOR UPDATES AND SUPPORT, CHECK THE LINK BELOW:https://www.cheezesoft.com/

We have an excellent treat for you listeners; episode 4 is on a Bruno Mattei’s film, Robowar! A great knockoff movie of Predator. It’s a terrible movie but fun to watch at the same time. We recommend watching it with your friends and a couple of cold beers to drink because it’s going to be tough to watch and sit through the whole movie. You don’t have to know the entire story, and the entire premises are a group of badass commandos who were hired for a rescue mission, instead, they fight off a cheap-ass hunter who pretends to be a Predator. Reb Brown has the best performance of the whole movie who screams every single person in the film. Great facial expressions! Chuck Norris Italian look-alike is hilarious! In the end, it’s a must-watch for any action fan and obvious comparison to other movies to be knockoff for Bruno Mattei! Enjoy our episode, and thanks for listening!FOR UPDATES AND SUPPORT, CHECK THE LINK BELOW:https://www.cheezesoft.com/

Can you trust your best friend to do something new that you have never done before? I know I can! Especially if its all paid trip to the hot springs in the country! Today’s episode, a 2007 film, X-Cross, is an enjoyable joyride with a ton of action and funny moments. However, miss one scene, the whole movie will drive you off into a confusing trip. Throughout the entire film, the director uses the “out-of-sequence” style, for example, there will be a lot of rewinds of the action to show a previous or current event of the movie’s timeline. You will see things from the two main female’s perspective, and like the rewinding time aspect at the beginning of the film, the timeline goes all over the place. It's crazy!!! FOR UPDATES AND SUPPORT, CHECK THE LINK BELOW:https://www.cheezesoft.com/

We have an extraordinary episode today, its about general information on slasher films. If you are new to this genre, we will help you with that. There will be five components to discuss: killer, victims, location, weapons, and final girl. Oh, an extra special treat, we talk about hipsters on this episode.FOR UPDATES AND SUPPORT, CHECK THE LINK BELOW:https://www.cheezesoft.com

An epic discussion and analysis on Nobuhiko Obayashi's cult and bizarre 1977 film, HOUSE. Will it get weird?