On this weeks episode we are getting ultra gory as we dig deep into the films of Brian Paulin and Morbid Vision Films. We will be taking a look at Fetus, Blood Pigs, and Cryptic Plasm.

On this episode of Sick on Cinema the boys torture themselves with some of the worst movies ever made. They do their best to tackle Manos the Hands of Fate, Birdemic, and The Amazing Bulk.

The mighty Jonathan Doe returns to Sick on Cinema! On this episode Doe talks all about his new film The Degenerates as well as what's next. So, enjoy and check out https://putridproductions.bigcartel.com/ and pick up The Degenerates.

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays everyone! To Celebrate this wonderful time of the year we decided to take a look at some of the most depraved and disgusting Japanese fetish films we could find. So with help of our good friend Spooky Celluloid we will be looking at Terrible Meal< Gusomilk, and Squirm Fest.

Check Spooky out at: https://www.youtube.com/c/SpookyCelluloid

On this late edition of Sick on Cinema the boys take a deep look at the horrors of war. They will be taking a look at Jacobs Ladder, Full Metal Jacket, and Salo or the 120 Days of Sodom.

On this episode of Sick on Cinema we are looking at the heavy subject of death as we take a look at the works of Kiyotaka Tsurisaki. We will be discussing Paranoid Garden, The Wasteland, Junk Films and Orozco the Embalmer.

On this edition of Sick on Cinema we delve into the world of Black metal. We get brutal with Until the Light Takes Us, Lords of Chaos, and Black Metal veins.

Happy Halloween and welcome to this special episode of Sick on Cinema. On here with us is the owner of Cult Collectibles and chat with him about all things true crime, murderbillia, and true crime in film. So sit back, enjoy, and get spooky.

On this sick episode of Sick on Cinema we give deep into the western counter part to the infamous Japanese Guinea Pig Films. We take a look at the entire American Guinea Pig Films franchise Bouquet of Guts and Gore, Bloodshock, Sacrifice, and Song of Solomon.

On this episode of Sick on Cinema the boys open The Gates of Hell.

Join them as they talk Lucio Fulci's The Gates of Hell trilogy City of the Living Dead, The Beyond, and House by the Cemetery.