S.S. Experiment Love Camp (1976) is a movie that has DAGL and Xandra reconsidering all kinds of things- censorship, kinkshaming. But one thing they can agree on? It sucks that this movie exists.

“Near the end of WW2, prisoners of war are used in experiments to perfect the ‘Aryan’ race.”

S.S. Experiment Love Camp (1976) is currently not available for streaming (shocker).

Thanks to The Damned for "Nasty", that tasty tune at the beginning and end of the episode.

trigger warnings: Sexual violence, torture, all the triggers associated with Nazispoltation films, suicide

Hell of the Living Dead (1980) (aka Virus aka Night of the Zombies aka Zombie Creeping Flesh) may sound like a word-salad of flesh-eating buzzwords, but get this- it feels like one too. DAGL and Xandra wade through yet another gory classic only to discover that this one features a real actual dead guy!

“After an experiment gone wrong, a virus that turns people into zombies spreads throughout New Guinea. A female reporter and her cameraman, and a team of four commandos sent to investigate try to survive the onslaught."

Hell of the Living Dead (1980) is available for streaming on Tubi. (thank you Tubi <3)

Thanks to The Damned for “Nasty”, that tasty tune at the beginning and end of the episode.

Trigger warnings: discussions of violence, gore, and zombie cannibal related nastiness

Toxic Zombies (1980) or Forest of Fear or Bloodeaters brings up endless questions. Are these cannibals or zombies? Would anyone remember this movie if it wasn't labeled a video nasty? Is it possible for a couple in this movie to not utterly loathe each other? DAGL and Xandra buckle down to find out.

“Marijuana growers deep in the woods are hit with a new toxic herbicide, and they turn into mindless cannibals killing everyone they come into contact with."

Toxic Zombies (1980) is available for streaming on Tubi. (thank you Tubi <3)

Thanks to The Damned for “Nasty”, that tasty tune at the beginning and end of the episode.

Trigger warnings: discussions of violence, cannibalism, and nudity

Madhouse (1981) aka There Was a Little Girl aka When She Was Bad has so much to love. Triumph the Insult Comic Dog. Creepy singing children. Gaslighting. But does all of this make it worthy of the infamous title of a video nasty? DAGL and Xandra will be the judges of that.

“A woman is pursued by her murderous, psychopathic twin sister in the days leading up to their birthday.”

Madhouse (1981) is available for streaming on Tubi. (thank you Tubi <3) 

Thanks to The Damned for “Nasty”, that tasty tune at the beginning and end of the episode.

Trigger warnings: discussions of human and animal violence

Welcome to season 2, you lil’ nasties! DAGL and Xandra are back at it, watching the notorious UK video nasties so that you don’t have to. And few movies have lived up to that mission like I Spit on Your Grave (1978). While it might have survived its video nasty branding to become a horror classic, is this one worth the 4+ sequels and remakes?

“An aspiring writer is repeatedly assaulted, humiliated, and left for dead by four men she systematically hunts down to seek revenge.”

I Spit on Your Grave is available for streaming on Tubi.

Thanks to The Damned for “Nasty”, that tasty tune at the beginning and end of the episode.

Trigger warnings: discussions of violence and sexual violence

Oh, The Cannibal Man (1972). How DAGL and Xandra misjudged you at first glance. What was presumed to be a run-of-the-mill cannibal movie turned out to be one of the favorites on the list so far.

“A meat factory worker accidentally kills a taxi driver, and begins gradually killing people close to him in order to cover up his original crime. He starts getting rid of the mounting corpses stored in his bedroom through his day job.”

The Cannibal Man (1972) is available for streaming on Tubi.

Thanks to The Damned for "Nasty", that tasty tune at the beginning and end of the episode.

trigger warnings: discussions of animal violence, people violence, implied cannibalism (barely)

This week, DAGL and Xandra take a break from the contant cannibal movies to take a stab at Visiting Hours (1982). "A deranged, misogynistic killer assaults a journalist. When he discovers that she survived the attack, he follows her to the hospital to finish her off." Who doesn't love an 80s slasher? And even better, a Canadian 80s slasher??

Visiting Hours (1982) is viewable on Internet Archive. Thanks to The Damned for "Nasty", that tasty tune at the beginning and end of the episode.

trigger warnings: discussions of misogyny, violence, and sexual assault

We're back at it! After a little December break, DAGL and Xandra are back to the guts and gore with Devil Hunter (1980). "A young woman modeling in South America is kidnapped for ransom in the jungle when a Vietnam veteran is going to rescue her only to find out that the jungle is filled with cannibals." Perhaps a bit of a misleading logline, but another cannibal movie down. Even if there's only one cannibal in it. One big, entirely naked, seemingly picky cannibal.

Devil Hunter (1980) is viewable on the Internet Archive.

Thanks to The Damned for "Nasty", that tasty tune at the beginning and end of the episode.

trigger warnings: discussions of cannibalism and sexual violence

It’s not the movie you think it is- Deep River Savages isn’t available for streaming currently. DAGL and Xandra had to reroll and landed on what has been the spiciest pick yet: Gestapo’s Last Orgy (1977). Still unreleased in the UK to this day, come along for the ride on this truly have you wondering, “Did they just give ANYONE a feature budget in the 70s?”

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Gestapo's Last Orgy (1977) is currently not available for streaming (good).

Thanks to The Damned for "Nasty", that tasty tune at the beginning and end of the episode.

trigger warnings: discussions of Nazis, historical antisemitism, sexual violence, suicidal ideation

This week, DAGL and Xandra powered through The Last House on the Left (1972). They went in chipper and excited to watch a Wes Craven classic about some buddies in a house and this movie was... well... not that. Not exactly. Complete with a banjo-infused soundtrack, Home-Alone-esqe traps, and scenes that will make you scream "WHY?!" to the heavens, come along with us on this journey.

“Two teenage girls heading to a rock concert for one's birthday try to score marijuana in the city, where they are kidnapped and brutalized by a gang of psychopathic convicts.”

The Last House on the Left (1972) is streamable on fubo and Amazon Prime and available to rent or buy on Apple TV and Amazon Prime.

Thanks to The Damned for "Nasty", that tasty tune at the beginning and end of the episode.