CELLULOID CEMETERY

CELLULOID CEMETERY

By Mark BessengerTV & Film
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CELLULOID CEMETERY episodes

  • Episode 145: TIME WALKER

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    Get ready for a crazy combo of horror, sci-fi, mummies, aliens, slashers, bio-horror and all kinds of 80's goodness!  Join entertainment marketing producer Patrick Falvey and me as we discuss King Tut, bad decisions and WTF moments in the 1982 film, TIME WALKER!

    Theme by Rossano Galante.

    Artwork by JT Seaton.

    WARNING:  Time Spoilers!

    ©2026 Thrillsville Productions

    44 min
  • Episode 144: THE FLINTSTONES

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    BAM! BAM! Get ready for a Stone Age comedy! What do you get when you take a very popular cartoon sitcom and adapt it for the big screen? Especially when the fans hate one of your casting choices and a lead actor hates being cast? It's 1994's THE FLINTSTONES!  Join me and entertainment marketing producer/actor/film fan Patrick Falvey as we have a doo time, a dabba doo time, we have a gay old time talking about this big budget production design extravaganza!  Yabba-Dabba-Doo!

    Theme by Rossano Galante.

    Artwork by JT Seaton.

    WARNING:  Yabba-Dabba Spoilers!

    ©2026 Thrillsville Productions

    1 hr 14 min
  • Episode 143: JAWS 3-D

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    Something smells fishy on this episode of Celluloid Cemetery as the terror of Jaws can't be kept on the screen!  Join me and film teacher/astronomy teacher Rob Carl as we talk about which parts of 1983's JAWS 3-D sink, which parts swim and which parts jump into your lap!  We also chat about other 3D movies and would this film work as well without the gimmick!

    Theme by Rossano Galante.

    Artwork by JT Seaton.

    WARNING:  3-D Spoilers!

    ©2026 Thrillsville Productions

    55 min
  • Episode 142: MURDER IN THE BLUE ROOM

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    Music, mirthful merriment and murder abound on today's episode of Celluloid Cemetery!  Join me, author Sam Park and the Three Jazzybelles as we talk about the 1944 comedy-mystery-musical MURDER IN THE BLUE ROOM and how it fits into Universal's B-movie lineup of old dark house mysteries!

    Theme by Rossano Galante.

    Artwork by JT Seaton.

    WARNING:  Blue Spoilers!

    ©2026 Thrillsville Productions

    45 min
  • Episode 141: THE GHOST IN THE INVISIBLE BIKINI

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    Geronimo! As American International Pictures' Beach Party film series was winding down, they decided to end it on a spooky note by setting it in a haunted house and throwing every schticky thing they could think of at it!  Join "Bring Me the Axe" podcaster Dave White and me as we talk about the wonderfully chaotic mess that is 1966's THE GHOST IN THE INVISIBLE BIKINI!

    Theme by Rossano Galante.

    Artwork by JT Seaton.

    WARNING:  Invisible Spoilers!

    ©2026 Thrillsville Productions

    46 min
  • CCe140: HELLBENT

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    Every year, West Hollywood celebrates Halloween with one of the most massive carnivals in the nation, even after two young gay men have been viciously murdered in a park.  Eddie and his three roommates plan on attending the festivities, but they won't be alone, as the mysterious devil killer has targeted them as his next victims!  Join actor Jason Caceres (who's terrified of slasher movies!) and me as we join the party and talk about 2004's HELLBENT!

    Theme by Rossano Galante.

    Artwork by JT Seaton.

    WARNING:  Hellishly Bent Spoilers!

    ©2026 Thrillsville Productions

    43 min
  • Episode 139: CONEHEADS

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    Greetings, Earthlings! Your miserable planet is about to be conquered!  Today on Celluloid Cemetery, voice actor Aaron Veach joins me as we travel from Remulak to "Saturday Night Live" to the big screen, as we chat about the 1993 sci-fi comedy, CONEHEADS!  Mebs! Mebs!

    Theme by Rossano Galante.

    Artwork by JT Seaton.

    WARNING:  Spoilers...from France! They come from France!!

    ©2026 Thrillsville Productions

    40 min
  • Episode 138: DOCTOR DETROIT

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    The Doctor is in!  Dan Ackroyd ventures out solo in 1983's DOCTOR DETROIT, his first starring film about a chivalrous college teacher who finds himself having to pretend to be a bad-ass pimp! Does hilarity ensue? Join film enthusiast, actor and entertainment project manager Patrick Falvey and me as we discuss Dan Ackroyd's appeal, why the movie bombed and several connections to the film CLEOPATRA JONES!

    Theme by Rossano Galante.

    Artwork by JT Seaton.

    WARNING:  Spoilers, Mom!!

    ©2026 Thrillsville Productions

    57 min
  • Episode 137: CLEOPATRA JONES

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    When a black female super-spy destroys a crop of high-grade poppies meant for the heroin trade, the evil Mommy vows revenge!  She orders a halfway house for recovering urban youths raided by corrupt racist cops.  They plant drugs on a patient and he's arrested. Now, it's up to Cleopatra Jones to expose Mommy before a race war starts! Film aficionado Patrick Falvey joins me as we talk about the under-appreciated blaxploitation classic, 1973's CLEOPATRA JONES!

    Theme by Rossano Galante.

    Artwork by JT Seaton.

    WARNING:  Spoilers, Mommy!!

    ©2026 Thrillsville Productions

    44 min
  • Episode 136: SCREAMS OF A WINTER NIGHT

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    You drive hours to get to a remote cabin in the woods for a nice weekend, and what do you do? Tell scary stories, of course! Join Celluloid Cemetery as we stoke the fires, pop a cold one and settle in to scare the girls with an anthology of creepy tales! Joining me on this episode is Rob Carl, who has a love/hate relationship with multi-taled cinema, as we tackle the do's and especially, the don't's of 1979's SCREAMS OF A WINTER NIGHT!

    Theme by Rossano Galante.

    Artwork by JT Seaton.

    WARNING:  Screams of Winter Spoilers!!

    ©2026 Thrillsville Productions

    1 hr 9 min

About CELLULOID CEMETERY

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Join your host, filmmaker Mark Bessenger (BITE MARKS, NINJA ZOMBIE), and his guests as they delve into the exploitative, overlooked and under-appreciated side of cinema!  Each week, Mark picks…