Midnight Drive-In

Welcome kiddies to tonight’s tale of death, demons, and debauchery. We begin our ghoulish review with a look at a fiendish favorite, Demon Knight. But don’t scream just yet, because we follow it up with a discussion of the titillating terror tale, Bordello of Blood. So stay tuned, boys and ghouls. It’s going to be one “hell” of an episode.

Oh, and if you don’t want to hear a bunch of talk about professional wrestling, you may as well “kill” the episode at 1:40:00.

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This week join your host Scott, Bryan, and Doug the robot as we discuss a couple of lesser known silent horror films. First, we look at 1921’s The Phantom Carriage. Then, we discuss what might be the oldest documentary ever filmed, 1922’s Haxan.

After the break, we discuss all sorts of randomness including, horror films, G.I.Joe, and the many Beckys of Roseanne.

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Well, the spider fest is over, and to congratulate Bryan for sticking with it, he was allowed to choose the theme this week. He decided to select a couple of psychological thrillers starring Christian Bale. We take a very in-depth look at The Machinist [spoilers from 28:19-53:40] and American Psycho [spoilers from 1:15:30-1:36:15].

After a very brief look at some feedback, we give some quick thoughts on Eyes of a Stranger and X-Men: Apocalypse.

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This week on part 2 of Bryan’s grounding, we introduce to you the first ever TLH drinking game. While listening to us discuss Tarantula and Kingdom of the Spiders, take a shot every time Bryan calls Scott and/or Doug an asshole for making him watch them.

We have one voicemail this week, and spend some time discussing a few random watches including We Are Still Here, Scream (TV series), The Den, and Dracula’s Daughter.

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This week we begin Bryan’s two week grounding by making him watch films associated with his greatest fear, spiders. We look at two films that are essentially related in name only, Earth vs. The Spider 1958 and 2001.

We spend some time after some feedback discussing Green Room, Southbound, and Earthquake. And, I think Bill Cosby showed up in the episode too, but everything got fuzzy after someone started passing around some weird Kool-Aid.

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This week on the show we take a look at a couple of Spanish horror films, both released in 2007, and both of which Bryan and Doug had not seen. We start by discussing [REC], before having a spoiler filled discussion of Timecrimes (spoilers from 55:10-1:09:36).

After the break, we do some feedback, Doug and Bryan nerd out about Captain America: Civil War (spoilers from 1:26:15-1:38:04), and Scott shares thought on The Quarantine Hauntings.

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We’re back…and slightly more focused. After getting some crap from our listeners, we attempt to wrangle the conversation and stay on topic. But, between discussing a movie [Blown Away] that makes Scott just want to rant and bitch and the fact that Bryan didn’t even watch the film, and therefore had little to contribute, we’ll let you be the judge of how successful we were. We also talk about a very confusing, but good film, Angel Heart.

After a break and some emails, we give spoiler free thoughts on Possession, He Never Died, Hush, and several other classics.

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Tune in this week as we learn about Scott’s apparent obsession with homeless people and groin injuries, Bryan seems to have brought a ghost with him who now haunts our show, and Doug does his damnedest to keep the  on topic and focused. Spoiler alert…he fails.

Despite the chaos and the horrible audio issues we were experiencing, we actually managed to discuss a few films. Bryan was allowed to choose the films this week, which ended up being Tenebrae and Burnt Offerings. Scott also shares a few thoughts on the new Zach Ward film, Restoration, The City of Lost Children, and Dark City.

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Everyone help us welcome Bryan Wolford to the show. You may recognize his voice from the Drunken Zombie podcast. Starting this week, he will be a permanent and welcome addition to the cast. To help welcome him and celebrate our third host, we decided to take a look at some famous part 3s in horror. First, we discuss A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors followed by The Exorcist III.

After the break we learn more about the Chinese American war from Roman, and discuss a few things we’ve seen recently, including Late Phases, Horace and Pete, and Betrothed.

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This week on The Last Horrorcast we discuss a few mockumentaries. We begin by spending a great deal of time gushing over one of our favorite films, Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon. Following that, we get Doug’s reaction after his first viewing of Lake Mungo.

We had quite a bit of feedback to get through after the break, most of which was just listeners picking on Scott.

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