In this episode we focus on Ron Ormond’s legendary film based on Estus Pirkle’s anti-communist sermon. Featured is a vintage Alamo Q and A with Tim Ormond from a screening of the film. Also, we look at some of favorite episodes from different podcasts over the years.

Show Links

If Footmen Tire You… remastered version at BYNWR:
https://www.bynwr.com/articles/if-footmen-tire-you-what-will-horses-do

Profondo Rosso Episode 139 – Michael Gornick Interview:
https://www.talkshoe.com/episode/7146688

The Projection Booth Episode 42 – Electra Glide in Blue:
http://www.projectionboothpodcast.com/2011/12/episode-42-electra-glide-in-blue.html

The Projection Booth Episode Episode 248 – Phase IV:
http://www.projectionboothpodcast.com/2015/12/episode-248-phase-iv.html

Adventures in VHS Presents The Mancunian Man:
https://www.listennotes.com/podcasts/adventures-in-vhs/adventures-in-vhs-presents-3kOiKto6BRI/

The Rialto Report – Deep Sleep, Deep Deep Trouble:
https://www.podcasts.com/the-rialto-report-88/episode/deep-sleep-1972-deep-deep-trouble-podcast-52

Reviews of the Severin Films Blu-ray of Simone Simone Scafidi’s documentary FULCI FOR FAKE (2019); The 101 Films Blu-ray of Saul Bass’ PHASE IV (1974); and the Vestron Video Blu-ray of SHIVERS (1975) along with new Blu-ray release news from Severin Films.

Show Links

Fulci For Fake Severin Blu:
https://severin-films.com/shop/fulci-for-fake-blu/

101 Films Phase IV LE Blu:
https://101-films-store.myshopify.com/products/phase-iv-1974-limited-edition

Shivers Vestron Blu Review:
http://www.pulsingcinema.com/2020/09/18/review-shivers-1975/

We flashback to the golden age of eighties retrogaming and the heyday of LaserDisc games, a genre pioneered by Dragon’s Lair and Space Ace. We also delve into the FMV Sega CD games of the nineties, including the infamous Night Trap.

Today we look at the evolution of LD audio, from early attempts at Analog Stereo, CX Noise Reduction, Digital Stereo and finally the advent of Dolby Digital AC3 and DTS multi-channel formats.

In this show we discuss the closing of sole remaining videos stores in Austin TX, I Luv Video and Vulcan Video. Also we discuss the shuttering of Something Weird Video and Classic El Santo Mexican Wrestling on El Rey Network.

This episode is focused on the revolutionary non-linear video editing sytem produced by Lucasfilm’s Droid Works which was powered by the LaserDisc format. Also, we discuss the trials and tribulations of video editing in general along with the mysterious EditDroid Return of the Jedi Demo LD.

Today we give an overview of the entire history of A New Hope, Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi on the LaserDisc format, from the early releases all the way to the later THX remasters and special editions.

In our debut episode of LaserCast, we provide a brief overview of the LaserDisc format, also known as Videodisc, Laservision or Discovision. LaserDisc, or LD for short, was the first commercial optical disc format available to consumers. Before CD, DVD and Blu-Ray, LD provided groundbreaking multimedia features in a large futuristic-looking shiny disc. 

In this episode we attempt to decode E. Elias Merhige’s experimental creation myth rendered on film in a work that’s uncompromising and absolutely frightening.

Show Links:
https://horrornews.net/13347/interview-elias-merhige-begotten/
https://archive.org/details/RemoteViewing

The focus of this episode is Japanese director Kinji Fukasaku’s apocalyptic disaster epic featuring an all-star cast coming to terms with a super-bug which could mean the end for humanity. We also speak with Washington Location Manager Christine Intagliata who shares some personal anecdotes on the film’s production.

1:44 – Synopsis / About The Film 23:40 – Info on the U.S. vs international cuts 32:51 – Christine Intagliata (Location Manager) Interview