By Tommy Nuggetz
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The podcast currently has 28 episodes available.
We’re covering a couple of the most underrated and slept on 90’s horror gems from Tommy Nuggetz’ high school days, just in time for Halloween and Horrorthon ’22! This 2 pack of memories is perfect for 80’s babies and 90’s kids, whether you’re still stuck in your glory days, or blocked that part of your past out. If it’s lobotomizing mind control or parasitic body snatching you’re scared of, we’re here to help you keep your cool during your next visit to ‘90’s Horror High’!
Films covered in Episode 28: Disturbing Behavior - 1998 (@ 06:44) and The Faculty - 1998 (@ 54:21). We also rant about Halloween Ends (@ 2:00:12).
We mention the following "Choice Cuts" of music from film’s above: “Every Little Thing Counts” by Janus Stark, “Monster Side” by Addict, “Gods Of Basketball” by The Flys, “Got You (Where I Want You)” by The Flys, “Flagpole Sitta” by Harvey Danger, “The Kids Aren’t Alright” by The Offspring, “I’m Eighteen” by Creed, “Medication” by Garbage, “Haunting Me” by Stabbing Westward, and “Another Brick In The Wall Pt 2” by Class of ‘99.
"All My Pain" beat produced by Tkali for Batcave Productions, courtesy of Massacre Music
SFX from Zapsplat.com / Movie sounds used with intent to review and promote these films
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We’re back with my good friend and guest Tkali, for the 2nd round of conflict, as we go by the numbers to determine which Historical Sword & Shield Battle Epic movie is the best ever made! We narrowed it down to Braveheart and Gladiator, but which of these 2 films truly reigns supreme? Will it be King Wallace, or Emperor Maximus? The farmer or the general? Gibson or Crowe? So one last time, tie those sandals tight, make sure that kilt doesn’t fly up, and Check This Shit Out…
Films covered in Episode 27: Braveheart - 1995 and Gladiator - 2000.
"All My Pain" beat produced by Tkali for Batcave Productions, courtesy of Massacre Music
SFX from Zapsplat.com
Movie sounds used with intent to review and promote these films
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Real warfare in the real world is no fun at all. BUT ancient battles in cinema, well that’s something we love! Join Tommy Nuggetz and his first ever guest, Tkali, as they trudge through the blood, the guts and the legacies of the 2 best ‘Sword and Shield’ battle epics ever made. This first round of battle sets the tone for our next ep, where we use science and math to help us determine the King of this sub-genre. Grab your whetstone, tie those sandals tight, throw some clean underwear on beneath your kilt, and Check This Shit Out…
Films covered in Episode 26: Braveheart - 1995 (@ 08:47) and Gladiator - 2000 (@ 39:19).
"All My Pain" beat produced by Tkali for Batcave Productions, courtesy of Massacre Music
SFX from Zapsplat.com
Movie sounds used with intent to review and promote these films
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Just in time to fill your Easter baskets, we’ve got a double pack of sweet treats here that will leave a vintage taste in your mouth! Everyone may think they love chocolate and ice cream, but after you digest these 2 movies, you may wanna rethink your next visit to the candy aisle. A kids classic and a cult gem are sure to indulge your sweet tooth, so pop an antacid, crank up your headphones, and Check This Shit Out as we remind you… ‘Don’t Eat THAT’!
Films covered in Episode 25: Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory - 1971 (@ 04:51) and The Stuff - 1985 (@ 01:05:03)
"All My Pain" beat produced by Tkali for Batcave Productions, courtesy of Massacre Music
SFX from Zapsplat.com
Movie sounds used with intent to review and promote these films
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We’re action-ing up our holiday season with a couple of kick ass cult classics! This pair of high octane action films with even higher body counts are set in a holiday background, for those who want to stay festive. If you love the holidays but are tired of the corny feel good flicks that come with them, then grab your bulletproof vest, blow the dust off any one liners you’ve been saving, tune into our ‘Kicking ChristmAss’ episode, and Check This Shit Out…
Films covered in Episode 24: The Last Boy Scout - 1991 (@ 05:54) and Cobra - 1986 (@ 32:56).
We mention the following "Choice Cuts" of music with:
“Moody River” by Pat Boone, “Gett Off” by Prince & The New Power Generation, “Angel of the City” by Robert Tepper, and "Voice of America's Sons" by John Cafferty and The Beaver Brown Band
"All My Pain" beat produced by Tkali for Batcave Productions, courtesy of Massacre Music
Sponsor: www.CS-BusinessSolutions.com
We’re shaking the holiday blues off with a dose of our favorite sci fi cinema from the 90’s, that many filmgoers forgot about. These 2 movies are sure to take your mind off whatever sadness you got going on in your own life. Got the blues? Then take these 2 pills, call us in the morning, tune into our “Sci Fi Blues’ episode, and Check This Shit Out...
Films covered in Episode 23: The Thirteenth Floor - 1999 (@ 06:15) and Dark City - 1998 (@32:42).
We mention only 1 "Choice Cuts" of music this week with: “Erase/Rewind” by The Cardigans"
All My Pain" beat produced by Tkali for Batcave Productions, courtesy of Massacre Music
Other sounds from Zapsplat.com
Sponsor: www.CS-BusinessSolutions.com
Keeping our Horrorthon’21 coverage going strong, and we want to know, do you like scary movies? If you’re up to the task then take a plunge with us into the entire Scream franchise! Whether you’ve seen all of these sexy “meta” slashers or are just now thinking about getting into them, we’ve got something for all horror fans. If you hang up on this episode “we’ll gut you like a fish”, so tune into our Scream Franchized ep, get your Ghostface mask ready for the season, and Check This Shit Out...
Films covered in Episode 22: Scream - 1996 (@ 05:50), Scream 2 - 1997 (@ 58:26), Scream 3 - 2000 (@ 1:22:45), and Scream 4 - 2011 (@ 1:43:15) We also very briefly mention the Scream tv series, and current news on the upcoming Scream 5.
We mention the following "Choice Cuts" of music from film’s above:
“Don’t Fear The Reaper” by Gus Black, “School’s Out” by Alice Cooper, “Youth of America” by Birdbrain, “First Cool Hive” by Moby, “Red Right Hand” by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, “She Said” by Collective Soul, “Brothers” by Hanz Zimmer, “What If” by Creed, “Spiders” by System Of A Down, “Something to Die For” by The Sounds, “Bad Karma” by Ida Marie, and “Devils” by Say Hi.
"All My Pain" beat produced by Tkali for Batcave Productions, courtesy of Massacre Music
Other sounds from Zapsplat.com
Sponsor: www.CS-BusinessSolutions.com
We’re kicking off Horrorthon’21 coverage, and the start of our third season, with our favorite killer doll...Chucky! Diving deep into the entire Child’s Play Franchize, this ep is sure to make your blood run cold. Whether you’ve seen all the Child’s Play fare, or can’t stand to look this Good Guy doll in the face for too long, we’ve got something for everyone here! So plan your next horror movie marathon right now, tune in, and Check This Shit Out...
Films covered in Episode 21: Child’s Play - 1988 (@ 06:25), Child’s Play 2 - 1990 (@ 26:44), Child’s Play 3 - 1991 (@35:48), Bride of Chucky - 1998 (@46:15), Seed Of Chucky - 2004 (@57:58), Curse of Chucky - 2013 (@1:07:10), Cult of Chucky - 2017 (@1:20:13) and Child’s Play (remake) - 2019 (@ 1:29:46).
We mention the following "Choice Cuts" of music from the above mentioned films:
“Living Dead Girl” by Rob Zombie, “Crazy” by Willie Nelson, “Call Me” by Blondie, “Thunderkiss 65” by White Zombie and “The Son Of X-51” by Powerman 5000.
"All My Pain" beat produced by Tkali for Batcave Productions, courtesy of Massacre Music
Sponsor: www.CS-BusinessSolutions.com
We’re keeping our Memorial Day Weekend filled with lessons of battle, cinematic conflict, and the human condition as we take a look at some of our favorite war movies. These films each bring a unique perspective to a different clash in American history, and should remind us all why War Is Hell. Whether you’re a casual fan of Hollywood's portrayal of mankind at its most brutal, a hard core genre nut, or somewhere in between, you better do yourself a favor and Check This Shit Out...
Films covered in Episode 20: Cold Mountain - 2003 (@ 05:20), Fury - 2014 (@ 17:08), and Full Metal Jacket - 1987 (@ 32:15).
We mention the following "Choice Cuts" of music from the above mentioned films:
“You Will Be My Ain True Love” by Alison Krauss, “Wayfaring Stranger” by Jack White, “Sittin' on Top of the World” by Jack White, “Never Far Away” by Jack White, “I Wish My Baby was Born” by Tim Eriksen, Riley Baugus, & Ray Winstone, “Hello Vietnam” by Johnny Wright, “These Boots Are Made For Walkin'” by Nancy Sinatra, “Wooly Bully” by Sam The Sham & The Pharaohs, “Chapel Of Love” by The Dixie Cups, and “Paint It, Black” by The Rolling Stones.
"All My Pain" beat produced by Tkali for Batcave Productions, courtesy of Massacre Music
Sponsor: www.CS-BusinessSolutions.com
We’re keeping Spring spooky with some cinema new and old to frighten everyone back indoors. These Spring-ish themed films may have you thinking twice before making any Summer plans, which just gives you more time for horror. If you think you can handle it, we’ve got one question for you: MAY We SCARE You? Whether you said yes, no, or are unsure: pull up your britches, and Check This Shit Out...
Films covered in Episode 19: The Crazies - 2010 (@ 04:32), Cabin Fever - 2002 (@ 14:28), Midsommar - 2019 (@ 28:12), and Carrie - 1976 (@ 39:18).
We mention only one "Choice Cut" of music this week with:
“We’ll Meet Again” by Johnny Cash.
"All My Pain" beat produced by Tkali for Batcave Productions, courtesy of Massacre Music
Other sounds from Zapsplat.com
Sponsor: www.CS-BusinessSolutions.com
The podcast currently has 28 episodes available.