This week the Horror Duo put Shudder to the test as they kick of a month of Monsters and Madmen. Forest begins with a film that he wasn't allowed to rent as a boy, but he has always wondered about, The Mutilator. Cory explores the American International Pictures flick How to Make a MonsterCONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo polish off the Terminator franchise. Forest covers the only Terminator film set in the future, Terminator Salvation, complete with Christian Bale freak out. Cory discusses how he actually kind of likes Terminator Genisys, the most complex Terminator film to date.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo move away from RoboCop, and onto RoboCop's natural cybernetic enemy, the Terminator. After recording a fancy fresh Mondo Commentary for The Terminator, Forest shares his thoughts and memories of Terminator 2, while Cory explains how he tried to enjoy Terminator 3, in spite of it's shortcomings.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo explore a franchise of the 80's sci-fi action variety, and also one that happens to be a classic. After discussing RoboCop at length during their most recent Mondo Commentary, Forest shares his thoughts on it's follow up, RoboCop 2. Cory tries to justify the use of children, the elderly, and the poor to help sell RoboCop3.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo take a look at a pair of films recommended by regular listener, The Anomalous Host. Forest reviews the controversial, race based White Dog. Cory ponders the message behind Saul Bass' Phase IV as well as it's nearly lost ending.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo conclude their exploration of 90's superhero movies. Forest shares his thoughts on the gothic, techno-rave fueled adaptation of Marvel Comics' Blade. Cory endures a flamboyant punk landscape of the futuristic dystopia that is Tank Girl.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo kick off two weeks of 90's superhero movies. Forest covers why Todd McFarlane's theatrical Spawn film got lack-luster reviews and is now regarded as one that has not aged well. Cory basks in all that is the 90s with Brandon Lee's last film, The Crow.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo address the Naziploitation sub-genre of film. Forest shares his thoughts on Bruno Mattei's first film, SS Girls, (aka The Private House of the SS). Cory reviews the found footage monster extravaganza that is Frankenstein's Army.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo prepare for the release of Kong: Skull Island, by revisiting the Dino De Laurentiis Kong films. Forest compares King Kong to the '33 original, and Cory shares his thoughts on King Kong Lives...before he dies again.CONTINUE READING

This week the Horror Duo return to the kung fu genre to FINALLY do Bruceploitation justice. Forest reviews the quintessential Bruce Lee rip-off, The Clones of Bruce Lee. Cory watches a a film that leaves him speechless - The Dragon Lives Again - a film about Bruce Lee kicking ass in the after life...with Popeye the Sailor Man?CONTINUE READING