NinetyForChill dot Com - The Podcast

Rae and Ween from "Booze, Boobs, & Blood Podcast" come to "NinetyForChill: The #Podcast" to close out #SpookyMonth. When they took up Cool Movies Darth's offer to come on the show, it was mentioned that they had only scratched the surface of John Whale's filmography during their Pride Month episode dedicated to him. Thus, CM Darth is more than happy to further engage the Universal Monsters. The result, a drunken, foul-mouthed conversation about "Frankenstein (1931)" and "The Invisible Man (1933)".

Cool Movies Darth is still looking for a guest to one day join him on an episode dedicated to the wild world of vampires. Hopefully, his efforts in reviewing the divisive and probably most financially successful John Carpenter movie "Vampires" and Adrian Paul's follow up to "Highlander: Endgame", "The Breed" will inspire one of his fine listeners the nerve to be on a future episode of the "NinetyForChill: The #Podcast".

ThePoeticCritic joins the likes of Gregory Carl as one of NinetyForChill's annual spooky month guests as she comes to chat about Kaiju movies. Cool Movies Darth did not know that his big sister had purchased the Criterion Collection's complete "Godzilla" box set, so he may have underestimated the knowledge that would be brought to the show. He gets to chat about the modern, less fun features, but TPC from Pumpkin Town brings the A-Grade knowledge about giant monsters to this episode.

For the Spooky Month, Cool Movies Darth has cleaned up and combined the two episodes dedicated to Gregg Bishop's 2008 zombie comedy, "Dance of the Dead". CM Darth and Mitchell Whitt from the "Morbidly Macabre" podcast were once coworkers at a place stereotyped for misfits, so a a Sam Raimi produced story about the undead versus the sci-fi club is right up their alley. Mitchell stands up for possibly misinterpreted Internet articles that claim this maybe one of the best (if not the best) zombie comedy of ALL TIME. If you have listened to HIM on "MM", take that with a grain of salt.

1987 may have been the peak of eighties horror. The Tommy Jarvis trilogy had concluded and Freddy was not going to top his bout with Patricia Arquette. Few would argue that neither of those franchises had what it took to surpass "Evil Dead II". The wise thing to do would have been to ride on Sam Raimi's coattails. In steps Kevin Tenney with "Night of the Demons".

When you need to mix up the themes and tones of your movies for spooky month, Don Coscarelli is a great auteur to turn to. Cool Movies Darth's introduction to this director was the nightmare fuel that is the "Phantasm". Kodiak Thompson's comes from the comedic craziness that is "John Dies at the End". Who can resist Bruce Campbell as an elderly Elvis Presley in "Bubba Ho-Tep"? If horror is not your bag, Doscarelli will still draw you in with one of his films.

Gregory Carl returns to "NinetyForChill: The #Podcast" to start #SpookyMonth off with a raucous horror comedy in "House". It seemed to be inspired by Sam Raimi's "Evil Dead" which led Cool Movies Darth to feel like it may have been trying to beat the more comedic "Evil Dead 2" to the punch. That is an appropriate vibe since the Vietnam themes were huge in the mid 1980s, and 1985 was the year that Cannon released the first two "Missing in Action" movies to tug on the coattails of "Rambo: First Blood: Part 2" publicity.

In the event that Cool Movies Darth cannot come up with three more guests for #SpookyMonth, he is bringing back some of his most fun horror movie podcast episodes. This is a ThePoeticCritic (a non-horror fan) approved conversation and the first episode released on Podbean. Joe Golwitzer comes on the show to discuss the first eight "Saw" movies. CM Darth has cleaned the audio up and jumps right into the discussion.

Michael Biehn should be as highly regarded as great character actors like Bill Paxton, but for whatever reason, his work seems to be more difficult to find. The man's characters handles themselves better in James Cameron movies that Mr. Game Over Man, so he deserves a lot more respect. Cool Movies Darth is a fan, and is quick to rent any feature, regardless of budget, that Mr. Biehn has acted in. Thus, NinetyForChill's host revisited some of these rentals.