Dissect That Film

The Patreon vault is almost empty, as this week we give you our episode on another giant bug movie,1957's THE DEADLY MANTIS. Following in the massive footsteps of THEM, does this one make the same mark, or does its ridiculous human plot, along with another unnecessary love story, falter it. Join us as we travel back to the 50's for another classic monster movie adventure. It's time to enter THE MONSTER ZONE!

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St. Patrick's Day may be long past, but we couldn't skip out on our annual adventures with Lubdan the leprechaun and thee Official JoeyC, as we go out of this world to dissect LEPRECHAUN 4: IN SPACE. From a familiar plot to severely outdated effects, is this installment secretly everyone's favorite of the franchise? Or does it need to stay lightyears away? Lets find out, this week on the Dissect That Film Podcast #230. 

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New Zealand filmmakers have given us some amazing pieces of cinema, but one film in 2006 brought it all back to its roots, with BLACK SHEEP. A movie where mutated sheep take over a small area of New Zealand, and boy does it feel like the films that Peter Jackson was creating to get himself into Middle Earth. Join us, as we break down the amazing effects, the gorgeous scenery, and some mad scientist level acts against animals (no animal were harmed in the making of the film or podcast episode). It's time to enter THE MONSTER ZONE!

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It's a rarity to get two Friday the 13th's in a row, but here we are with the 5th entry in this iconic slasher franchise, A NEW BEGINNING. John from @deweypodmonster  joins us to dissect what may be the sleaziest entry. From a director who primarily worked in adult entertainment, to a time jump that seems out of place, to the fact that our main slasher may not be who he says he is. It's time for another bloody day at the lake, so let's dive into this and more this week on the Dissect That Film Podcast #229.

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THE VAULT IS OPEN AGAIN, and we are reaching in to unveil our first ever conversation about the kaiju turtle, with 1966's GAMERA VS. BARUGON. 

Barugon became Gamera's first foe and then disappeared, but with his short stay brought so much color, more like a taste of a rainbow. 

Is this one of the best Gamera sequels of the Showa era? Or is it as forgotten as Barugon?

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Episode 228: With Black History comes some firsts in the world of cinema, and what that came BLACULA, not just a simple retelling of the classic story of Dracula, but so much more thanks to pioneers of the genre William Marshall and William Craine. This movie didn't just shape Black History, but cinema and horror history as a whole. Does it still hold up as one of the more memorable vampire movies of the 20th century? Lets find out, this week, on the Dissect That Film Podcast.

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Before the world would be introduced to the Power Rangers, we had Super Sentai, but we also had a creation from Hong Kong filmmakers, The Shaw Brothers, with INFRA-MAN. With loads of unique villains, wild special effects and kick-ass fight scenes, where does INFRA-MAN stand amongst other super heroes? Special guest Jason Ellsworth of  @majamaproductions  (co-writer and director of BAD CGI SHARKS) joins us to break down this wild ride of a film. It's time to enter THE MONSTER ZONE!

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Episode 227: Happy Friday the 13th! Stew from the Stew World Order Podcast joins us as we venture towards the end of an era or more fitting, The Final Chapter, of the version of Jason Voorhees we've known since Part 2. With stellar effects by the master himself Tom Savini, an iconic dance by George McFly himself, and the start of the Tommy Jarvis trilogy, does The Final Chapter still hold up as one of the best in the franchise? Or has it faltered with age? Lets find out, this week, on the Dissect That Film Podcast.

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In 1953, director Eugene Lourie directed one of the most influential monster movies of the century with "The Beast from 20.000 Fathoms". In 1959, he returned to unofficial take his hit and try and do it again with THE GIANT BEHEMOTH or BEHEMOTH: THE SEA MONSTER. With the help of effects master Willis O'Brien, would Lourie garner the same success with this one as he did with "Beast"? Let's find out, this week on THE MONSTER ZONE.

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Episode 226: We are back to the start of the 90's, with another Stephen King adaptation, and another go around for the late, great Rob Reiner, as he tackles one of King's most personal novels, MISERY. Join us, along with THEE  Official JoeyC as we explore the many aspects of this iconic Rob Reiner/William Goldman vehicles, and pay tribute to a man who brought the world so many classics.

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