In episode 3, David, Ross and Jim from the HorrorCultFilms team pay a visit to Santa Clara to discuss all the damn vampires in The Lost Boys trilogy. It’s a show all about truth, justice and the American way. Introduction The Lost Boys (22.23) Lost Boys: The Tribe (55:01) Lost

Welcome back to episode fitty-five. On this week’s show we discuss our weeks of working as well as some random video game talk. Then we get into our small what we watched section: Death Tunnel (2005) The Grey (2011) Son of Dracula (1943) Annabelle Comes Home (2019) Holliston Season 2

Australian actress Odessa Young, the actress that starred in the recently concluded The Stand miniseries on CBS ALL ACCESS, stars in the Southern gothic tale, THE GIANT (2020).  The film popped up on iTunes late in the year where it received a quick yet short amount of buzz.  Some of

A wrap up episode where we discuss the 1994 TV miniseries, THE STAND, starring a large ensemble cast including Gary Sinise, Molly Ringwald, Ray Walston, Laura San Giacomo, Ruby Dee, Miguel Ferrer, Rob Lowe, Ossie Davis, among many more.

We wrap up our month of Obsession discussing the psychology of infatuation with psychotherapist and friend to the podcast, Emily Garmisa.  Emily Garmisa LCPC, CADC is a psychotherapist, performer, and general creative who lives in the Chicagoland Area. As a clinician, she specializes in facilitating recovery from trauma, substance use

Welcome back to Fresh Cuts, On this episode Mr. Venom, Mike, aaaaand Don share their thoughts on WRONG TURN remake/reboot/reimagining re-whatever they call it these days. Does this departure from the original have the goods to kickstart a new franchise or will you be looking to turn on out of

Wikipedia isn’t worth a dime. I mean, when it comes to politics, biographical information, and various other things, the site is as biased as much as a dog is to a hambone. But it is a source folks check. So when it comes to movies, such as saying which films

Well after the shit show that was The Fog remake we had to cleanse our palettes so we did The Fog 1980. Enjoy.

Al Pacino ….That is all

Well, in Volume 15 of the podcast, we did a review of a post-apocalypse film entitled GO/DON’T GO.  The movie was the feature length debut of director Alex Knapp. It became available everywhere in early Q1 2021 and has been getting a bit of buzz from audiences. Adam (Alex Knapp)