The Great Vorelli plots to gain an heiress’ millions by way of hypnotism and ventriloquism, and Hugo the Dummy is sure to give you the creeps whenever he appears on screen! Gratuitous nudity (by 1960’s standards), bullshit facial hair, and the best eyebrows we’ve witnessed over the course of making this podcast all appear in this 1964 English horror film.

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The original Godzilla gets covered this week with guest Marz. The giant rubber monster destroys Tokyo with atomic breath while eating trains and shaking off military offensives like swatting flies away.

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1941’s Horror Island get discussed this week. Not at all a horror movie, and barely a comedy/mystery as advertised, we make the best of it and ponder such topics as the ineffective phantom, the lack of concern over murders occurring on an isolated island with no escape, and why there is an actor in this movie named Fuzzy Knight playing a character named Stuff.

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A Satanic cult in Whitewood, Massachusetts celebrates Candlemas Eve and the Witch’s Sabbath with some sacrifices on the Hour of Thirteen in 1960’s the City of the Dead aka the foggiest movie of 1960 featuring inappropriate jazz background music and a young Christopher Lee.

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1964’s the Last Man on Earth is our topic this week. The survivor of a global epidemic, played by Vincent Price, battles a race of zombie vampires. MORGAN!

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Mark Enright aka Mortar Heads joins us this week to discuss Revenge of the Creature. In the sequel to the Creature From the Black Lagoon, the Creature is caught and brought from its home to a Florida aquarium for research and display. It eventually escapes and wreaks havoc in the surrounding area, tipping over cars and murdering dogs before kidnapping a lady, again.

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Angel from That Strange Show joins us this week to discuss Abbott & Costello experiencing comedic hi-jinx with Frankenstein, Dracula. and the Wolf Man! CHIIIIIIIIIIIICK!!!!!!!!!!

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We return to the big bug genre with Tarantula! We got scared horses, big puddles of white stuff, British Moe Howard, thrown monkeys, highly questionable scientific techniques, and much more to talk about. Join us on this journey of a gigantic 8-legged beast terrorizing a small desert town!

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1962’s What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? gets a run through this week. Two aging former show business star sisters live together, one crippled from an accident which ended her massively successful career, the other a delusional alcoholic former child star that takes care of her. Jealousy, deceit, and dead birds and rats served as meals await in this darkly comedic thriller!

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Werewolf in a Girls’ Dormitory. The title says it all, but that doesn’t help explain anything that happens in this movie. Bad overdubbing, bad acting, bad editing, and a fake-ass Peter Lorre are just some of the things we will discuss in this week’s episode.

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