Dave's mind is blown by the incredible response to THE LAST FRANKENSTEIN's new streaming home on the Gila Films YouTube channel. It's then on to mourning the loss of one of the last surviving cast members of THE WIZARD OF OZ, talking up new release announcements from Scream! Factory and Arrow Video, and waxing intellectual on Samuel Fuller's engrossing and controversial 1982 film WHITE DOG, starring Kristy McNichol, Paul Winfield, and Burl Ives!

In the last of the legacy episodes, Dave shares (at the time) fresh film festival news on THE LAST FRANKENSTEIN and chats up the 1974 ABC movie of the week PANIC ON THE 5:22!

Dave gets nostalgic about one of THE LAST FRANKENSTEIN's filming locations, bids a fond farewell to Olive Films, and reviews the 1985 Charles Band-produced World War Two/science fiction mash-up ZONE TROOPERS starring Tim Thomerson and Timothy Van Patten!

In this legacy episode, Dave does a double feature review, sharing his thoughts on the Oscar-nominated 1962 military medical drama CAPTAIN NEWMAN, M.D. starring Gregory Peck and the 1976 suspense cult classic THE LITTLE GIRL WHO LIVES DOWN THE LANE starring Jodie Foster!

Dave shares the latest on THE LAST FRANKENSTEIN's streaming availability and other Gila Films news, talks up the latest release announcements from Shout! Factory, Vinegar Syndrome, and Film Masters, mourns the passing of Alan Arkin and others, and gets in the Fourth of July spirit with a viewing of the musical 1776!

In the sweet sixteenth episode, Dave pays tribute to the recently passed Michael Alessandro de Gaetano, director of UFO: TARGET EARTH, tips his hat to Glenda Jackson and Frederic Forrest, shares the latest updates on projects from Gila Films and THE LAST FRANKENSTEIN family, discusses some soon-to-be out-of-print Indicator releases, and reviews the 1978 horror film THE LEGACY!

In this legacy episode, Dave talks up several releases from Imprint Films, celebrates the lives of several (then) recently passed actors, and ruminates on the 1976 cult classic action film TRACKDOWN starring James Mitchum, Cathy Lee Crosby, and Erik Estrada.

It's a jam-packed episode, with Dave discussing the latest streaming news on THE LAST FRANKENSTEIN, a gracious communiqué from cult filmmaker Tom Holland on the film CHANGES, the butchering of THE FRENCH CONNECTION, tributes to a pair of performers near-and-dear, new releases from Warner Archive and Film Masters, and a review of the 2012 box-office hit SNOW WHITE AND THE HUNTSMAN!

In this legacy episode of CARPET CITY CINEMA, Dave shares his thoughts on the 1988 Chuck Norris vs. Serial Killer flick HERO AND THE TERROR from Cannon Films!

Dave shares some more deets on THE LAST FRANKENSTEIN disc release, shares some sad news about the UK label Network Distributing, says goodbye to legends of the small screen and cult cinema, talks up new releases from Vinegar Syndrome and Scream Factory, and reviews the 1969 film CHANGES.