On this new installment of Death By DVD a discussion on Paul Schrader's 1988 film <a href="https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0095836/">Patty Hearst</a> is begun, as well as a look into 1970s politics and the wild beginnings of the <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Symbionese_Liberation_Army">Symbionese Liberation Army</a>, a 1970s radical group that would inspire the works of Stephen King and change the world for a brief moment before being lost into pop culture and time. 

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On this new installment of Death By DVD a discussion on Paul Schrader's 1988 film Patty Hearst is begun, as well as a look into 1970s politics and the wild beginnings of the Symbionese Liberation Army, a 1970s radical group that would inspire the works of Stephen King and change the world for a brief moment before being lost into pop culture and time. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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Patty Hearst In My Own Words

Death By DVD: When watching is never enough.


We here at Death By DVD sit painfully through hours and hours of movies so you, the public, can make an informed decision of what you put in your ear holes and eye holes. Some of these films are good, some bad, and some even unmentionable; but ALL have one thing in common :

Watching all of these movies will one day melt our brains into a sloppy wet mush. No need to thank us, we were already methodically destroying ourselves with cinema. At least this way there is a permanent record of our demise.

As the midnight hour approaches, the smoke sets heavy, and the booze begins to flow like blood; tune in and drop through hell with your host Harry Scott Sullivan featuring horror artist I.Alexander Nash as we take you on a journey through the worlds of horror, gore, cult, strange, slashers, psychotronic, trash, twisted, gornography, weird, drive-in, cheesy, lost, rare, and frightening films. 

Join us and listen as lives collapse upon themselves

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Death By DVD: When watching is never enough. We here at Death By DVD sit painfully through hours and hours of movies so you, the public, can make an informed decision of what you put in your ear holes and eye holes. Some of these films are good, some bad, and some even unmentionable; but ALL have one thing in common : Watching all of these movies will one day melt our brains into a sloppy wet mush. No need to thank us, we were already methodically destroying ourselves with cinema. At least this way there is a permanent record of our demise. As the midnight hour approaches, the smoke sets heavy, and the booze begins to flow like blood; tune in and drop through hell with your host Harry Scott Sullivan featuring horror artist I.Alexander Nash as we take you on a journey through the worlds of horror, gore, cult, strange, slashers, psychotronic, trash, twisted, gornography, weird, drive-in, cheesy, lost, rare, and frightening films. Join us and listen as lives collapse upon themselves

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