The cram has officially ended! Zom and Loaf welcome guests CDR from Mill Creeps and Red Waffle Paul to discuss our top 30 favorite films of 2012! Marathon show and some beefy lists!

A big thanks to the Gentlemen’s Guide to Midnite Cinema for letting us play on their turf!

And a big thanks to all the Silva & Gold miners out there. We love all you listeners and thanks for your support

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Zom and loaf reach out of the wheelhouse a little and tackle some Paul Morrissey fronted, Andy Warhol funded horror films from mid-70s Italy.

First we discuss the rather gruesome FLESH FOR FRANKENSTEIN from 1973, then follow it up with BLOOD FOR DRACULA from 1974

Lots of bad Udo Kier accents, Dallesandro cock talk, and general foolery!

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Zom and Loaf get all international and shit!

we get buddies of the show The Cinemasochist (from the Freakin Awesome Network), T.L. Bugg (from the Lightning Bug’s Lair), Vish, the knife licking LoTep, Ghetto Tim, and The Red Waffle Paul to all share their 10 favorite films seen for the first time in the year 2012

epic long show

enjoy!

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Our double feature films this week share a couple themes in common… they are about French gentlemen hunting three men to get some revenge… and they explore the meaning of vengeance itself. Completely coincidental, I assure you, as we are just not that smart.

The first film reviewed is a 1975 eurocrime of sorts by the name of L’AGRESSION or Act of Aggression.

The second is Johnnie To’s 2009 film VENGEANCE

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Listeners Davey Mac and Ken The Fourth Musketeer inspired a double feature this week… what was originally slated to be a Magnificent Bastard entry ended up being more a themed episode… that being appearances of legendary stunt driver Bill Hickman

The first film we discuss is the I Spy reuinion neo-noir of Cosby and Culp in 1972’s HICKEY AND BOGGS

Then we tackle an unofficial kinda somewhat maybe sequel to The French Connection with 1973’s THE SEVEN-UPS

Gentlemen, start your engines.

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As a thank you to Good James for co-hosting the show last week, we let him choose our double this week. He went with a sleazy Dafoe theme and gave us some stilted classics(?).

The first film we discuss is the very first Katherine Bigelow feature… 1982’s THE LOVELESS with Dafoe as a greaser biker muddafugga

The second film reviewed is David Lynch’s perhaps most accessible film… a still very odd WILD AT HEART from 1990.

Let’s get sweaty

And lookout forsome awesome new entries to the Eye Of The Tiger karaoke contest

Thanks as always to James!

Music this week

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For our 75th episode, we bring to you a Henry Silva review… a Dolph “Gold” Lundgren review… and a special guest… James from CineAwesome and CriterionCast!

First we discuss the 1985 Chuck Norris film CODE OF SILENCE with Henry Silva playing a nasty Columbian crime boss

Next we review Dolph’s 1989 feature PUNISHER based on the comic of the same name

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This week we bring you a Higgins inspired (chosen) double feature… an escapey heisty one at that.

The first film we review is a quirky little Australian film from 1986 called MALCOLM… watch out for that car(s)!

The second film is from 2008… a heist structured prison escape called THE ESCAPIST. Brian Cox and his moobs, daddy

Thanks to Mr. Higgins. Check out Hammicus – his Hammer/Amicus/every tenuous link in between podcast at http://hammicus.com or iTunes.

Do it!

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Another MB episode for us…. this one with a bit more a feminine side… just a bit more!

This week on the show we cover two films staring the Marvelous Adrienne Barbeau. Well, one is starring at least…

The first film we review is a huge ensemble cast in Hal Needham’s CANNONBALL RUN from 1981 kindasomewhatmaybe starring Barbeau’s boobies in a Lamborghini

Next up we cover our first comic movie on the show… Wes Craven’s SWAMP THING from 1982.

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Friend of the show Rob this week suggested we do a William Petersen chasing bad guys double feature, so we bring to you a William Petersen chasing bad guys double feature!

See how easy?

The first film reviewed is Michael Mann’s telling of the Thomas Harris novel Red Dragon… 1986’s MANHUNTER

The next film we review is a sleazy William Friedkin LA story… TO LIVE AND DIE IN L.A. from 1985.

Come see Petersen run a lot and wear 80s clothes and aviators!

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