On this episode, Andrew Graves, Rich Johnson and Gabriele Zuccarini try to keep calm and kiri, kiri, kiri on as they delve into the cavorting sack of gut churning terror that is Takashi Miike’s Audition. Branded by some as a feminist piece and by others as a cacophony of misogynist sleaze, the controversial Japanese film has always managed to split opinion. With its scenes of graphic violence and incredibly disturbing imagery, this pre 21st century bit of Eastern weirdness can be an uneasy film to endure. However, the skilful direction, beautiful cinematography and memorable performances ensure that it is never less than fascinating. As well as dissecting the film’s merits the gang will also answer key listener questions and offer new release recommendations in Streaming Blu Murder. CONTAINS SPOILERS!

On this episode, Andrew Graves, Rich Johnson and Gabriele Zuccarini try to keep calm and kiri, kiri, kiri on as they delve into the cavorting sack of gut churning terror that is Takashi Miike’s Audition. Branded by some as a feminist piece and by others as a cacophony of misogynist sleaze, the controversial Japanese film has always managed to split opinion. With its scenes of graphic violence and incredibly disturbing imagery, this pre 21st century bit of Eastern weirdness can be an uneasy film to endure. However, the skilful direction, beautiful cinematography and memorable performances ensure that it is never less than fascinating. As well as dissecting the film’s merits the gang will also answer key listener questions and offer new release recommendations in Streaming Blu Murder. CONTAINS SPOILERS!

On this episode, Andrew Graves, Rich Johnson and Gabriele Zuccarini go toe to fist with a bunch of rotting corpses and tear out the guts of Lucio Fulci’s cult undead video nasty classic, Zombie Flesh Eaters AKA Zombi 2\. The film, an unofficial cash-in sequel to Dawn of the Dead, draws back the sub-genre to its voodoo beginnings and it’s a bombastically horrific piece of Italian exploitation cinema, incorporating the living dead, Moreau style mad doctors, nudity and Jaws. With its crackpot script and ground-breaking special effects, this particular slice of zombie mayhem is beloved by extreme horror fans all over the world. With freshly torn off bits of flesh in their hands, the regular Mondo team attempts to discover why. The gang will also introduce new feature Streaming Blu Murder and answer some key listener questions. CONTAINS SPOILERS!

On this episode, Andrew Graves, Rich Johnson and Gabriele Zuccarini go toe to fist with a bunch of rotting corpses and tear out the guts of Lucio Fulci’s cult undead video nasty classic, Zombie Flesh Eaters AKA Zombi 2\. The film, an unofficial cash-in sequel to Dawn of the Dead, draws back the sub-genre to its voodoo beginnings and it’s a bombastically horrific piece of Italian exploitation cinema, incorporating the living dead, Moreau style mad doctors, nudity and Jaws. With its crackpot script and ground-breaking special effects, this particular slice of zombie mayhem is beloved by extreme horror fans all over the world. With freshly torn off bits of flesh in their hands, the regular Mondo team attempts to discover why. The gang will also introduce new feature Streaming Blu Murder and answer some key listener questions. CONTAINS SPOILERS!

On this episode, Andrew Graves, Rich Johnson and Gabriele Zuccarini wander dreamlike through the strange black and white psychodrama which is the 1962 cult classic, Carnival of Souls. Together they fend off a seedy looking bloke from across the hallway, hang about a in a dilapidated dance hall and get pursued by a make-up caked phantom known only as ‘The Man’. Expect pre-Night of the Living Dead chills, weirdo proto-type David Lynch aesthetics and a nightmare inspiring score which will crawl under your skin. Stark, beautiful, scary and unique, Heck Harvey’s only feature has often been hailed as a masterpiece but will our regular pundits agree or will they be too busy playing with their organs?

On this episode, Andrew Graves, Rich Johnson and Gabriele Zuccarini wander dreamlike through the strange black and white psychodrama which is the 1962 cult classic, Carnival of Souls. Together they fend off a seedy looking bloke from across the hallway, hang about a in a dilapidated dance hall and get pursued by proto-type David Lynch aesthetics and a nightmare inspiring score which will crawl under a make-up caked phantom known only as ‘The Man’. Expect pre-Night of the Living Dead chills, weirdo your skin. Stark, beautiful, scary and unique, Heck Harvey’s only feature has often been hailed as a masterpiece but will our regular pundits agree or will they be too busy playing with their organs?

On this episode, Andrew Graves, Rich Johnson and Gabriele Zuccarini slap on the factor 30 and head off to a secluded Spanish island where the kids are in charge and all the responsible adults appear to be missing. What could possibly go wrong? 1976 shocker Who Can Kill a Child? is a cult horror classic which centres around a vacation that’s more blood soaked than sun soaked. Director Narciso Ibanez Serrador, creator of 80s quiz show 3-2-1 (yes, really), presents a terrifying vision of what can happen when you choose to go off the beaten path. Middle class travellers Tom and Evelyn find themselves coming face to face with a bunch of wild eyed children whose idea of play, is something decidedly more deadly than hide and seek or tiggy. Expect murder and mayhem and the sickest version of piñata you’re ever likely to see. Happy holidays, people.

On this episode, Andrew Graves, Rich Johnson and Gabriele Zuccarini slap on the factor 30 and head off to a secluded Spanish island where the kids are in charge and all the responsible adults appear to be missing. What could possibly go wrong? 1976 shocker Who Can Kill a Child? is a cult horror classic which centres around a vacation that’s more blood soaked than sun soaked. Director Narciso Ibanez Serrador, creator of 80s quiz show 3-2-1 (yes, really), presents a terrifying vision of what can happen when you choose to go off the beaten path. Middle class travellers Tom and Evelyn find themselves coming face to face with a bunch of wild eyed children whose idea of play, is something decidedly more deadly than hide and seek or tiggy. Expect murder and mayhem and the sickest version of piñata you’re ever likely to see. Happy holidays, people.

On this episode, Andrew Graves, Rich Johnson and Gabriele Zuccarini don ludicrous helmets and struggle into tight leather trousers in order to try and make sense of Don Sharp’s deeply confusing and frankly barmy, horror biker movie, Psychomania. Together they undertake a strange 70s road trip incorporating supermarkets, badly drawn stone circles, Beryl Reid and frogs. Expect desperately out of touch representations of youth culture, ridiculous suicide attempts and some seriously un-hip Hells Angels, in this archetypal low budget cult classic. So, get on the back of our anti-hero’s bike and hang on cos this journey’s about to get very messy. As unlikely gang member Chopped Meat once sang ‘to ride was more than living, the taking more than giving’ whatever the fuck that means.

On this episode, Andrew Graves, Rich Johnson and Gabriele Zuccarini don ludicrous helmets and struggle into tight leather trousers in order to try and make sense of Don Sharp’s deeply confusing and frankly barmy, horror biker movie, Psychomania. Together they undertake a strange 70s road trip incorporating supermarkets, badly drawn stone circles, Beryl Reid and frogs. Expect desperately out of touch representations of youth culture, ridiculous suicide attempts and some seriously un-hip Hells Angels, in this archetypal low budget cult classic. So, get on the back of our anti-hero’s bike and hang on cos this journey’s about to get very messy. As unlikely gang member Chopped Meat once sang ‘to ride was more than living, the taking more than giving’ whatever the fuck that means.