Driveway Drive-In

Last year, Adam and Paul got together to talk about Christmas Horror, and winter horror, and to a lesser extent Thanksgiving Horror.  This episode was believe to be lost in a data failure, however a Christmas miracle happened and we were able to restore the episode in it's entirety.  Adam and Paul had a little too much egg nog before recording this one, and there are a couple of clarifications needed.  The slasher film that was escaping Paul was Blood Rage.  He cannot believe he forgot the title, also known as simply Slasher, which is the title sequence on his blu-ray.  The actor in Silent Night Deadly Night 2 is Eric Freeman who plays Ricky.  We both messed that one up.  Sorry!  So despite those 2 things, it's a pretty fun episode where we talk about our favorite Christmas Horror movies, and what the true meaning of winter horror is, desolation, isolation, bleakness, and terrible weather.   Enjoy and happy holidays!

Adam and Paul discuss one of Adam's favorite zombie movies in the lost episode, Day of the Dead.    In this we discuss the movie, and the influence of Romero on our personal lives, and what we would do in this situation.   

Paul and Adam return from the dead for a whole new Halloween Special!
Recorded after a bar crawl, each host chose four movies befitting of the Halloween season.  Paul's choices are The Night of the Demon and Terror Train.  Adam's choices are Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and When a Stranger calls.  Adam regrets his choices and hilarity (and hiccups) ensues. 

Note: Some clips contain coarse language.

Driveway Drive-In welcomes it's first ever guest host..  "Welcome to the Monster House" herself, Olivia!

Paul and Adam watch The Monster Squad with Olivia during her first viewing experience.  We talk to the original target demographic about the film and get her thoughts on this iconic 80s monster movie. 

Along the way we also discuss problematic weaknesses of Dracula in the Hammer films, and what this film meant to us growing up.  

Note: Some clips contain coarse language

Paul and Adam continue to celebrate the Halloween season with the  "Make a Double Feature!"  challenge. 

Each host presents a list of their top 15 Halloween Horror movies to watch during the month of October and challenges their co-host to choose a companion piece to create a seamless double feature and theme.   Not as easy as it sounds!! 

Note: Some clips contain coarse language.

Paul and Adam celebrate the Halloween season with a fun game of "Make a Double Feature!"  

Each host presents a list of their top 15 Halloween Horror movies to watch during the month of October and challenges their co-host to choose a companion piece to create a seamless double feature and theme.   Not as easy as it sounds!! 

Note: Some clips contain coarse language.   

Paul and Adam have a conversation about the 80's cult classic horror film, Killer Klowns from Outer Space.

Along the way we also discuss the greatness of the Chiodo brothers, Large Marge, the undeserved praise of Pennywise, the legendary character Mike Tobacco, and the evolutionary conditions required to produce a planet of interstellar clowns.

Note: Some clips contain coarse language.   

Paul and Adam have a discussion about a HIDDEN gem, the 1987 science-fiction horror film The Hidden. 

Topics of conversation include (but are not limited to) the legendary movies of 1987, Planet Motel 6, the magic of 80's one liners, retro music stores, the celebrity of Claudia Christian, and dog performances in movies. 

Note: Some clips contain coarse language.   

Paul and Adam talk about the Joe Dante classic, The Howling. 

Other conversational tangents include adult film store etiquette, mustaches as character development, assisting the elderly at restaurants, An American Werewolf vs The Howling, and our top 5 Werewolf films. 

Note: Some clips contain coarse language. 

Paul and Adam talk about the history of werewolves in cinema and Stephen King's Silver Bullet. 

We also get into Halloween purists, how easy it is to kill Dracula, convoluted werewolf origins, Gary Busey the dialect coach, the core strength needed to escape a thorn bush, and questionable werewolf effects. 

Note: Some clips contain coarse language.