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2018 brought us a remake of Suspiria, despite 2016 already presenting one with The Neon Demon

 On this episode we discuss all three films, Suspiria (1977), The Neon Demon (2016) and Suspiria (2018).
 But such a bold statement can't go without attention. Definitively, this episode is all about how The Neon Demon fits and serves as a better remake to Dario Argento's 1977 Suspiria than the 2018 version by Luca Guadagnino

It's shark week!

 On this episode we discuss a cavalcade of curious content, but all the movies have one thing in common! They ripped off Jaws! In one way or another, Jaws was the primary source material for every feature discussed. Orca, Tentacle, The Last Shark and much much more!

Take a bite out of this MASSIVE two hour episode now! It'll leave ya feeling worse than Robert Shaw after a case of apricot brandy! 

Terrible tiny terrors, isn't that what America fears the most? Small rubber monsters creeping forward from toilets and broom closets, that's really what drives fear, right?! No? Okay. Well, hey, hang with us; cuz this episode is all about tiny terrors! Just not orange ones..

Gremlins knock offs a-go-go!

Gremlins was one of the most successful movies of its era, causing a cavalcade of knock offs to stir up in its wake. On this episode I.Alexander Nash and Hank, The Worlds Greatest discuss a handful of Gremlins  rip offs and one special movie about boys and a hole. The Gate. We talk about The Gate. Keep your mind out of the gutter.. 

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Welcome to Death By DVD Classics! 

On this inaugural episode of this new segment we introduce our line of “beating a dead horse”! We take a classic LIVE BROADCAST episode of Death By DVD and master it to the best of our abilities and re-release it for your listening pleasure!

On this episode we have re-mastered a more recent show, and one of our last live broadcast. One we called “Philosophy Of The Dead”. This was initially a segment about George A Romero and the politics involved with his body of work that evolved into a new segment and now permanent part of Death By DVD. 

Broadcast live on March, 22, 2019 I.Alexander Nash and Hank The Worlds Greatest discuss the philosophy and themes behind the work of the late great George Romero, and dig deep into the world beyond that.

We present to you the official re-release of “Philosophy Of The Dead : A George A Romero Retrospect”

THE GREATEST HITS OF DEATH BY DVD FEATURING SUPER HITS SUCH AS : 

• Badlands
• Night Of The Hunter
• Slapshot
• Repo Man
• And MUCH MUCH more! 

On this episode..

we begin compiling our list of the best motion pictures a human could watch. I.Alexander Nash and Hank, The World's Greatest proudly present to you the first installment of "The Greatest Hits Of Death By DVD"

The Biggest! The Boldest! The films that stand out against the weak and the tired. This is the definitive list, and first part, of the greatest movies ever made by the two hosts with the most you trust to be close! Or something like that. 

Midsommar : An uplifting tale of growth, love and family

Wait...What?

 Death By DVD returns with a current topic, for once! On this episode we discuss and review the 2019 Ari Aster directed Midsommar. What we loved, liked, disliked and much much more. Listen now and find out why we think this is one of the most positive movies of not only 2019, but the decade and why we totally would join the cult!  Who doesn't love a story with a happy ending? 

Death By DVD : When Watching Is NEVER Enough!!!

This is the first episode of the new and improved Death By DVD. On July 9th 2009 I.Alexander Nash and Hank, The Worlds Greatest recorded live the first episode of what we now refer to as “Death By DVD Classic”, discussing The Thing, Tourist Trap and The Happening. Ten years later we introduce you to a brand new show - an entirely new Death By DVD experience. The cast reintroduces themselves and explains what this whole show is about, and of course the banter you've grown to love never stops! 

Listen now to the 10 year anniversary and 1st new episode of Death By DVD! Now recorded exclusively in front of a dead studio audience.