In this special episode Chunky Larry sits down with one of the all time great Italian Character Actors Giovanni Lombardo Radice AKA John Morghen to discuss his colorful career, the beauty of the English language and his true feelings on Umberto Lenzi and his film Cannibal Ferox

In the fall of 2001 accomplished English director Danny Boyle created an all too close to home look at the beginning of the end of civilization centered around a bike messenger who wakes up in the middle of the apocalypse. The picture would gain critical and financial acclaim as well as reinvigorating interest in an all but forgotten subgenre. On November 1st, 2002 28 DAYS LATER was released. Sending audiences running back for more

In 1977 acclaimed director Dario Argento released a dark fairytale of a German dance academy with a tenebrous secret. The film would go on to distinguish itself as an international success and is considered by many to be the directors greatest work. On February 1st, 1977 Dario Argento's SUSPIRIA is released. Introducing audiences to the first of the Three Mothers

In the fall of 1988 MGM released a modestly budgeted film about an enchantress who lures an unsuspecting man into a dark underworld of mayhem, though it would be at the behest of another religious sect that the film be hidden by time and locked away in obscurity. On September 23rd, 1988 SPELLBINDER was released proving gods and monsters one and the same

In 1988, Director Steve Miner finished production on a supernatural tale that spanned centuries about a man obsessed with revenge and a monster hell bent on destruction. However the untimely demise of New World Pictures left the film in a two year limbo that it nearly never escaped. On January 11th, 1991 Steve Miner's WARLOCK was released. Luring audiences on a dance with the devil they wouldn't soon forget

In the spring of 1960 2nd generation artist Mario Bava set out to craft his directorial debut with a tale he used to frighten his children at night about a town rightfully plagued by superstition and in the death grips of a witches wrath. The project would go on to make its lead a mainstay in gothic horror and would inspire a whole generation of film makers. On August 11th, 1960 Mario Bava's THE MASK OF SATAN was released causing children and adults to drift to sleep clutching their crosses

In the fall of 1979 principal photography begins on a guerrilla-style passion project by then pornographic director William Lustig and writer/star Joe Spinell. The result is a dark and gripping tale of Madness let loose in Manhattan that startled and offended audiences to the point of boycott. On December 26th, 1980 William Lustig's MANIAC was released. Warning audiences NOT to go out tonight

In this episode Chunky sits with writer and director Adam Marcus to discuss growing up in the Cunningham house, his experience directing JASON GOES TO HELL: THE FINAL FRIDAY, making it in Hollywood and so much more

In 1973 a young George Romero released a paranoid thriller about a small town under siege when a military mistake unleashes a virus that turns our friends into enemies and our saviors into slaughterers. On March 19th, 1973 George A. Romero's THE CRAZIES was released making audiences uneasy of the person sitting beside them

In 1959, frustrated with the studio system and looking for a change. Celebrated director Alfred Hitchcock took a gamble with a novel loosely based on the grave robbing murderer Ed Gein. The result, a terrifying enigmatic glimpse into the abyss of mans cruelty that shook the Hollywood system to its very core and redefined the horror genre for generations. On June 16th, 1960 Alfred Hitchcock's PSYCHO was released. Causing generations of audiences to dread stepping into the shower