In this episode Chunky Larry has a conversation with the star of Krueger: Tales From Elm St. Roberto Lombardi to discuss his career and the path that led to Elm St.

In 1954 director Ishiro Honda released a film that shook the foundations of Japanese cinema and started a franchise of 31 films spanning 2 continents. In 2016 in the wake of a disaster a god incarnate rose from the ocean to remind the world what terror looked like. On July 25th, 2016 SHIN GODZILLA was released. Showing audiences where there may be many Kings, there is only one GOD...

In this episode Chunky Larry is joined by Cosplayer, actress and horror buff Diandra Lazor to discuss her love for the Nightmare On Elm St. series, her encounters with Heather Langenkamp and the journey towards creating the Don't Fall Asleep Fan Film

In this episode Chunky Larry sits with Director Jack Sholder to discuss the craft of film making and his experiences on Alone In The Dark, The Burning, The Hidden and Nightmare On Elm St. 2

Jason in space you guys!!!

In this special edition of Creature Features Chunky Larry addresses his time away and gives an update on format changes as well as a look at the horror releasing in 2017

we discuss the John Carpenter classic The Fog as part of the theme Haunted Holidays

We Discuss Umberto Lenzi's 1981 gore explosion Cannibal Ferox

In the fall of 1979 Italian director Ruggero Deodato headed to the United States to tackle a vicious and unflinching tale of revenge. The film that addressed sexuality and class caught the attention of the BBFC and was subsequently banned due to it's sadistic subject matter and flagrant nudity. On November 15th, 1980 HOUSE ON THE EDGE OF THE PARK was released. Challenging audiences not to look away

At the tail end of the 70's Director Abel Ferrara funded his first non porn feature about a frustrated artist and his descent into madness. The film, servicing as a mirror to New York City's seedy underbelly and blossoming music scene caught the attention of the BBFC and would be banned in the UK for nearly two decades. On June 15th, 1979 Abel Ferrara's DRILLER KILLER was released. Insisting to be played loud when nobody wanted to listen