Florida Man Haunts Drive-In. Or Florida Man Mobster Daddy. That's right, Video Vampires deep dive into 1977's supernatural thriller Ruby directed by Curtis Harrington.

Episode #76- Ruby (1977)

The podcast which you are about to listen to is the account of two friends lost in the aisles of nostalgia's video store. It is all the more tragic that they could not consume enough coffee or booze to survive unscathed. But had they chosen to do something else with their lives, they would have continued to argue about something else anyway. The movies of their day to day lives were to lead to one of the most absurd podcasts in the annals of American History. Video Vampires.

TV & Film

The Video Vampires duo tackle an interesting one in this episode. A movie that spawned a video game that inspired another video game which eventually had it's own film franchise. What kind of craziness is this? It's the 1989 Japanese horror film Sweet Home. What video game did it inspire? Check it out right now!

Episode #118- Sweet Home (1989)

It's time for another trip to Italy as the Video Vampires duo watch Mario Bava's proto-giallo The Evil Eye from 1963 starring Letitia Roman and the one and only John Saxon

Episode #117- Evil Eye (1963)

Christmas isn't over until you spend it with the Video Vampires duo. This holiday episode we cover the only film to feature a homicidal snowman: 1997's Jack Frost

Episode #116- Jack Frost (1997)

After a short unexpected hiatus the Video Vampires duo return and for our post-Halloween episode we're talking about Abel Ferrera's 1993 remake "Body Snatchers"

Episode #115-Body Snatchers (1993)

Are maggots really terrifying or just an inconvenience? That's one of many things we discuss on our latest installment of international horror. In this episode we're checking out a bonafide classic in Italian horror cinema, Lucio Fulci's 1980 CITY OF THE LIVING DEAD, the first in the infamous Gates Of Hell trilogy

Episode #76- Ruby (1977)

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