Hello Mutant Goons!

Welcome to our 2nd installment of "Dog Days of Summer". We know its hot! And we're suffering right along with ya'll. To help us cool down we're taking you to Paris for a howling and hairy good time. Join Mikey, Ade, Doug, and Jason as we feast on 1997's American Werewolf in Paris! If you'd like to watch this film you can find it on Tubi, Peacock, and Freevee.

Directed by: Anthony Waller

Starring: Tom Everett Scott, Julie Delpy, and Julie Bowen!

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Welcome to our first episode of Dog Days of Summer here on Slashers Podcast!  The weather and heat this year has got us all hot and bothered in our respective states, so we decided to do films that feature some sort of canine creature.  Today’s episode has Mikey, Doug and Ade discussing 2006’s The Breed.  The film is presented by Wes Craven and directed by Nicholas Mastandrea, who actually served as Craven’s first assistant director for 1994’s Wes Craven’s New Nightmare.  Thankfully, the film features a star-studded up and coming cast of Michelle Rodriguez, Taryn Manning, Eric Lively (yes, Blake’s brother), Oliver Hudson (yes, Kate’s brother), and Hill Harper. The film follows a group of five college kids who are forced to match wits with unwelcoming residents when they fly to a "deserted" island for a party weekend.  Your hosts even get into their thoughts about what they think of the new Saw X film, as well as The Exorcist: The Believer.  Are you excited for the new horror to come? Let us know in the comments!  If you want to watch The Breed before listening, and we recommend you do, it’s currently streaming FOR FREE on Tubi and FreeVee (through Prime if you have it). 

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Hey there MGB’s!

We’re back for the final installment of Cruel Summer.

Let’s bring it back home with an American filmmaker who you can argue, started the Torture Corn phase! Join Ade, Mikey, and Doug as they review the in’s and out’s of Hostel!

Hostel was released in 2006 and directed by Eli Roth, Presented by Quintin Tarantino and starring Jay Hernandez!

This is the last week of Cruel Summer so stay tuned as we’ll be coming at you with a new theme next episode. 

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Hello Goons!Welcome back to Cruel Summer, where we discuss films that are "not so easy to sit through".

On today's roster Mikey, Doug, and Austin bring to you, Ebola Syndrome, directed by Herman Yau.

Ebola Syndrome tells the story of a Chinese restaurant worker wanted for murder in Hong Kong who contracts Ebola in South Africa, becomes immune to it, and unknowingly spreads the virus.

Be warned! This is a tough watch and sensitive topics are covered in today's episode. Viewer discretion is advised ;)

Happy Monday, Goons!  For our 3rd pick here on our Slashers Podcast Brutal Summer, Jason and Ade are joined by Lance to discuss 2010’s South Korean bloody action thriller, I Saw the Devil, starring Old Boy, himself, Choi Min-Sik, and GI Joe’s Lee Byung-hun.  The film was directed by Kim Jee Woo, who you may know from the creepy A Tale of Two Sisters (way better than its remake, The Uninvited) and Arnold Schwarzenegger’s The Last Stand. The film follows a secret agent who exacts revenge on his wife’s killer.  As Jason said, “It’s not as bad as Inside. Or Oldboy.  Think of it as a brutal Taken.”  If you haven’t seen this one yet, we highly recommend you watch before listening, as spoilers are peppered in throughout the entire episode.  It is also featured on Shudder’s AMC 101 Scariest Movie Moments, so it definitely hits hard. 

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Hey Goons! July’s theme is BRUTAL SUMMER, where your esteemed colleagues, cohosts, aaand cohorts discuss all things torture porn/ extreme film related. Our second film this month comes with a trigger warning, so watch at your own risk. It is 2007’s French extreme horror film by Alexandre Bustillo: Inside.  There is also a 2018 remake (and both our Christmas movies, if you want to add them to your holiday playlists).  Both are currently streaming on Tubi, but the original is also on Shudder.  We warn you, this one is not for the faint of heart, especially if you’re an expecting mother or a woman in general.  However, if you want a Lifetime happy version of this brutal, hyper violent torture porn, the American remake may be the one for you lol.  If you’ve seen both, let us know which you prefer and why in the comments!  We’d love to hear from you!

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Hey Goons! July’s theme is BRUTAL SUMMER, where your esteemed colleagues, cohosts, aaand cohorts discuss all things torture porn/ extreme film related. We're kicking off the month with 1999's Takashi Miike's masterpiece, Audition. This one sort of sets the tone for the remainder of July; if you want to watch it, we highly suggest you stream it for free on Tubi.  It’s a fun ride for sure; we can’t promise that for the films the rest of the month, haha!

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Welcome Goons to our Pride/ Father’s day month here on Slashers Podcast!

This June’s event is where we discuss horror films that highlight the joys and terrors of fatherhood; or maybe just a fun episode celebrating pride, depending on what tickles our fancy this week.  Plus we have a lot of daddies on the show, so why not?

Today, join Mikey, Doug, Lance and Ade as they discuss The Sentinel from 1977. Directed by Michael Winner, the film follows a model who rents an apartment in NYC that hosts a sinister evil. The best thing about the film, besides the cat's birthday party, is that it's a who's who of the 70's, as it stars Chris Sarandon, Burgess Meredith, Jeff Goldblum, Ava Gardner, William Hickey, Christopher Walken, Tom Berenger, and Beverly D'Angelo, just to name a few. Even Richard Dreyfuss has a cameo in there. Currently streaming on Tubi, so give it a watch and let us know your thoughts!

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Happy Fathers Day from Slashers podcast! This week Doug and Mikey bring you a double feature spooky enough for our goon squad but also cheesy enough for their Dads. We start off our adventure with Full Moon's Head of the Family and end with this years Scream 6!

Welcome Goons to our Pride/ Father’s day month here on Slashers Podcast!

This June’s event is where we discuss horror films that highlight the joys and terrors of fatherhood; or maybe just a fun episode celebrating pride, depending on what tickles our fancy this week.  Plus we have a lot of daddies on the show, so why not?

Today, we have all the daddies on board (plus Ade) to discuss 1988’s Pumpkinhead.  The film stars Lance Henriksen and follows a grieving father, who, after a tragic accident, conjures up a towering, vengeful demon called Pumpkinhead to destroy a group of unsuspecting teenagers. The film is based on a poem by Ed Justin and is directed by the amazing Stan Winston.   

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