Geek Nerdery

This week we take a look at two different sequels to the 1979 classic, Alien. Yes you read that right. We discuss the well known official sequel, Aliens as well as the 1980 unofficial “sequel” Alien 2: On Earth.

We also discuss clowns, Luke Cage, and Steak n’ Shake.

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This week we take a look at a couple of films that have two things in common. One, they both have the same title and two, they both feature “legendary” stars. First is the 1953 House of Wax starring the one and only Vincent Price. Then, we watch a movie in which Paris Hilton takes a pole to the face. (No, not that one.)

After a very massive voicemail, we discuss Ghostheads, The 39 Steps, and Doomed: The Untold Story of Roger Corman’s the Fantastic Four.

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This week on the show we discuss the Tarantino/Rodriguez epic Grindhouse. Don’t worry. We review the trailers too.

After the break we (of course) get into another wrestling discussion as well as discuss a whole shit load of films including Green Room, Americathon, Critters 2, The Horror Show, Black Dynamite, Starcrash, Chopping Mall, Intruders, Always Watching: A Marble Hornets Story, Doomed: The Untold Story of Roger Corman’s the Fantastic Four, American Horror Story Season 6, Best Friends, and Pick-up.

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In anticipation of the upcoming HBO series, we decided to take a break from horror and check out the 70s sci-fi flicks Westworld and Futureworld. (Picture Jurassic Park with robot cowboys.) We also give our thoughts on a couple of Westworld T.V. promos, 80s cartoons, Extrodinary Tales, and Doug tries to talk us into having a Montreal Screwjob with him.

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Time to kick back with a couple of indie picks this week. We start by looking at 2002’s May, starring Angela Bettis and directed by Lucky McKee. Then we switch roles and discuss 2006’s Roman, starring Lucky McKee and directed by Angela Bettis. Spoiler alert. This may be one our most divisive reviews yet.

After the break we cover off some random fun. We listen to feedback, give some nicknames to listeners, and Doug switches from beer to rum.

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This week on the show, we introduce Bryan to two french home invasion films from the early 2000s, Ils [spoilers from 45:50-55:00] and Inside [spoilers from 1:18:15-1:34:30] Doug’s back this week, and tries his best to keep Scott and Bryan on topic. But come on…we can all predict how that goes.

Stick around after the main discussion for some wrestling, Alice Cooper, and Ed Gein.

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This week, on a very special episode of The Last Horrorcast, we discuss the miracle of life…and how if you’re not careful your baby will probably try and kill you. Scott and Bryan discuss 2009’s Grace and 1974’s It’s Alive. (We assume Doug’s out because he’s busy playing with his Doula.)

After the break, we have a ton of movies to talk about, as both Bryan and Scott had their own movie marathons recently. Titles mentioned include Green Room, Rolling Thunder, The Haunting in Connecticut, The Ruins,  Sleepaway Camp III: Teenage Wasteland,  Happy Hell Night, Ticks, Madman, Bloodbath at the House of Death, Friday the 13th (2009), Pacific Rim, Wrong Turn, Rings (short), The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003), and Halloween (2007).

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Well, we’ve managed to keep this show going for a full year now, and to celebrate, we decided to kick back and record a commentary track of an old favorite chosen by our listeners. Join us as we share thoughts, trivia, and jokes about Joel Schumacher’s 1987 classic, The Lost Boys. Thanks for all of your support and contributions throughout the year. It’s been a fun ride.

(If watching along at home, we recorded using the two-disc special edition DVD/Blu-ray)

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Well, Bryan decided to take the week off, leaving Scott and Doug to try and hold down the fort and do their best to stay on topic. First, you’ll hear them have the most agreeable disagreement ever while discussing The Church after which they try their best to make sense of mind job that is The Sentinel.

After the break they discuss a few of Scott’s recent watches including Son of Frankenstein, The Shining, and the new VOD release Feed the Devil.

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This week we attempt to bring you an after prom party themed episode…and fail. So instead, here are two Halloween party themed movies. We discuss Jeremy Saulnier’s 2007 horror comedy Murder Party and the 1988 classic Night of the Demons.

After the break we discuss Suicide Squad, Green Room, and 2 Jennifer. Plus, Scott tries to get Doug fired up about Batman vs. Superman again…just for fun.

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