This week we're finishing up our two part series about vampires with Stake Land. Go watch this film immediately. It's incredible. THEY THROW VAMPIRES OUT OF A HELICOPTER!!!

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This week is the first of our two part tribute to vampire flicks: 1987's Near Dark. R.I.P. Bill Paxton. Thanks for everything.

 

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This week we talked about Humanoids From The Deep. What do you want? It's a 1980 Corman flick. But is it more? Not really, but we liked it just fine the way it is.

This week Chris didn't feel like doing things, so here's some bonus bullsh*t from some other time. Hope nobody lost any fingers or genitals celebrating the time we won our independence from the tyrannical grip of the machines. Thanks, Obama!

This week we're talking with James Moreno about the mostly fantastic High Tension. It's very French. 

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This week I talk with famous author and all around super friend Debra Duiven Dunning about the 1992 film Bram Stoker's Dracula. Yeah. It sure is a film that was made, but who cares? Clearly we didn't.

This week I'm joined by comedian and podcast legend Andy Sell, as we absolutely gush over the 2020 film Anything for Jackson. You may want to get a snack, but I suggest we finish the podcast first so we can all enjoy them.

 

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Also, happy pride month everybody!

This week we sit down with Brad Havens and discuss a 1980 gem, The Fog. There's some Superman in there too. There's a lot of stuff actually, but we reigned it in eventually, kinda.

 

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Happy Pride Month, everybody.

This week we talk about the feel good summer smash hit, The House of the Devil. We have a vast difference of opinion, but that's ok. At least we got a bitchin' dance scene and a face exploding, and what could make two middle aged white men happier than that?

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This week I talk with Devin and James about the film It Follows. It's a very good movie that we all agree kinda sucks... Oh, and David Lynch. So much Lynch...