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 Justine Peres Destounis Smith pull on the rubber gloves and shove their collective hands down the bubbling toilet bowl of David Cronenberg’s twisted imagination. Together they examine his 1975 cult classic, Shivers, where they tackle creeping rubber phallic maggots, a dangerously lustful Barbara Steele and erupt in a choking, visceral mess of gory body horror and sexual perversion. Expect slime, pulsating latex blood bags and distinctly un-NHS style medical procedures. Brooding, clinical, unsettling and bizarre, it’s a stunning example of the director’s early work. However, just remember when you move in to your apartment at newly built Starliner Towers, the parasites may well be waiting to move into you.

On this episode, Andrew Graves, Rich Johnson and Justine Peres Destounis Smith pull on the rubber gloves and shove their collective hands down the bubbling toilet bowl of David Cronenberg’s twisted imagination. Together they examine his 1975 cult classic, Shivers, where they tackle creeping rubber phallic maggots, a dangerously lustful Barbara Steele and erupt in a choking, visceral mess of gory body horror and sexual perversion. Expect slime, pulsating latex blood bags and distinctly un-NHS style medical procedures. Brooding, clinical, unsettling and bizarre, it’s a stunning example of the director’s early work. However, just remember when you move in to your apartment at newly built Starliner Towers, the parasites may well be waiting to move into you.

On this episode, Andrew Graves, Rich Johnson and Justine Peres Destounis Smith pull on the rubber gloves and shove their collective hands down the bubbling toilet bowl of David Cronenberg’s twisted imagination. Together they examine his 1975 cult classic, Shivers, where they tackle creeping rubber phallic maggots, a dangerously lustful Barbara Steele and erupt in a choking, visceral mess of gory body horror and sexual perversion. Expect slime, pulsating latex blood bags and distinctly un-NHS style medical procedures. Brooding, clinical, unsettling and bizarre, it’s a stunning example of the director’s early work. However, just remember when you move in to your apartment at newly built Starliner Towers, the parasites may well be waiting to move into you.

On this episode, Andrew Graves, Rich Johnson and Gabriele Zuccarini get lost in the outback with a bunch of blood crazed kangaroo hunters and a manky looking English teacher. As they sink deeper into a pit of their own depravity, they gorge themselves on hunks of rotting meat and guzzle down cans of West End Bitter in an effort to block out the memory of being touched up by a mad-eyed Donald Pleasence. Ted Kocheff’s Wake in Fright is an exhausting barrage of lager fuelled horror, buzzing with flies and dripping with sweat. Skippy might be terrified and this might be the grimmest Christmas movie ever made but don’t you worry mate, cos there’s a party EVERY night in the Yabba.

On this episode, Andrew Graves, Rich Johnson and Gabriele Zuccarini get lost in the outback with a bunch of blood crazed kangaroo hunters and a manky looking English teacher. As they sink deeper into a pit of their own depravity, they gorge themselves on hunks of rotting meat and guzzle down cans of West End Bitter in an effort to block out the memory of being touched up by a mad-eyed Donald Pleasence. Ted Kocheff’s Wake in Fright is an exhausting barrage of lager fuelled horror, buzzing with flies and dripping with sweat. Skippy might be terrified and this might be the grimmest Christmas movie ever made but don’t you worry mate, cos there’s a party EVERY night in the Yabba.

On this episode Andrew Graves, Rich Johnson and Gabriele Zuccarini get lost in the outback with a bunch of blood crazed kangaroo hunters and a manky looking English teacher. As they sink deeper into a pit of their own depravity, they gorge themselves on hunks of rotting meat and guzzle down cans of West End Bitter in an effort to block out the memory of being touched up by a mad-eyed Donald Pleasence. Ted Kocheff’s Wake in Fright is an exhausting barrage of larger fuelled horror, buzzing with flies and dripping with sweat. Skippy might be terrified and this might be the grimmest Christmas movie ever made but don’t you worry mate, cos there’s a party EVERY night in the Yabba.

On this episode Andrew Graves, Rich Johnson and Gabriele Zuccarini take a wander through the strange psychedelic landscapes of Mario Bava’s 1963 horror anthology, Black Sabbath. Join them as they scavenge through the bones of this classic Italian chiller featuring dodgy phone calls, folkloric vampires and sticky fingered nurses. The film, a heady mix of gothic Victoriana, brooding purple haze fairy tale and dreamlike European giallo, plays out over three episodes and sends our regular crew of Mondo Moviehouse pundits into a right old froth of nerdish blather. So, would you let Boris Karloff babysit your kids? Would you mess with the ring of scary old woman? And just why was Gabriele’s childhood so bloody creepy. Find out the answer to these questions and many more by tuning in.

On this episode Andrew Graves, Rich Johnson and Gabriele Zuccarini take a wander through the strange psychedelic landscapes of Mario Bava’s 1963 horror anthology, Black Sabbath. Join them as they scavenge through the bones of this classic Italian chiller featuring dodgy phone calls, folkloric vampires and sticky fingered nurses. The film, a heady mix of gothic Victoriana, brooding purple haze fairy tale and dreamlike European giallo, plays out over three episodes and sends our regular crew of Mondo Moviehouse pundits into a right old froth of nerdish blather. So, would you let Boris Karloff babysit your kids? Would you mess with the ring of scary old woman? And just why was Gabriele’s childhood so bloody creepy. Find out the answer to these questions and many more by tuning in.

On this episode Andrew Graves, Rich Johnson and Gabriele Zuccarini take a wander through the strange psychedelic landscapes of Mario Bava’s 1963 horror anthology, Black Sabbath. Join them as they scavenge through the bones of this classic Italian chiller featuring dodgy phone calls, folkloric vampires and sticky fingered nurses. The film, a heady mix of gothic Victoriana, brooding purple haze fairy tale and dreamlike European giallo, plays out over three episodes and sends our regular crew of Mondo Moviehouse pundits into a right old froth of nerdish blather. So, would you let Boris Karloff babysit your kids? Would you mess with the ring of scary old woman? And just why was Gabriele’s childhood so bloody creepy. Find out the answer to these questions and many more by tuning in.