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Joe and Matt discuss 1977's CHERRY HILL HIGH, the sexy comedy that's not really sexy or funny, about five recent high-school graduates who embark on a bicycle trip with their former teacher and enter into a contest to see which of them can lose her virginity in the most far-out way. Directed by Alan E. Goitein.
Matt is joined by Robert Hafferman and Jason Farrell to try to parse the lunacy of SHAITANI DRACULA, a movie from India made somewhere between 1906 and 2006 with old Halloween masks, rolling chairs, and dime-store fangs. You are not ready.
Matt is joined by Alan White (The Power Principle) and Andrew Shaw (Cul-de-sac) to discuss the new film by Joe Badon: THE GOD INSIDE MY EAR, a film that defies easy categorization, but is part horror, absurd comedy, paranoid conspiracy, and psychedelic trip. Look for it at a festival near you!
Matt, Joe, and Kyle discuss the singular vision of John de Hart: GETEVEN. Drama, romance, narcotics, kung-fu and Satanism combine for a surreal experience from the mind of a first-time filmmaker (now a lawyer). Co-stars Wings Hauser, William Smith, and Pamela Bryant.
A brief review of Ray Dennis "Wolfgang Schmidt" Steckler's 1979 sleazefest that begs the question, is this a movie or ickiness that collected on celluloid while no one was looking. The title says it all: a sicko posing as a shutterbug strangles nudie cutie models in Hollywood while a sullen, greasy bookstore cashier murders winos in alleys.
Matt is joined by a couple of friends from work to discuss his newest cinematic passion: Neil Breen...specifically, the hacker-y, mystical wonder that is FATEFUL FINDINGS. It really defies explanation and you won't regret purchasing or renting it. #makeMineBreen
We tried something new. This episode was recorded live and in person and we talked about a TV show instead of movie. Bizarro World, right?
Matt's joined by Joe and Jacob Balcom to discuss one of the oddest sitcoms of the 1980s: Small Wonder, the story of the Lawson family and their little girl robot Vicki, who must be kept secret from the rest of the world, despite talking like a Commodore 64.
We watched the pilot episode and one from season three (!) where Vicki's evil counterpart Vanessa is introduced. It's a wild ride.
Get a free download of Jacob's album So Long Everybody on Bandcamp!
Matt is joined by Kyle and Matt Mair Lowery, author of the new Dark Horse comic Lifeformed: Cleo Makes Contact. We talk comics a bit and then dive into our Christmas film: ELVES, starring Dan Haggerty. If you like your Christmas movies to have Nazis and upright vermin, this is the film for you.
Matt concludes his tour of Blood Island by visiting 2 Romero/Ashley movies produced after the series proper ended: The Beast of the Yellow Night and The Twilight People.
Matt is joined by Jay & Tim from The Broken Plane Podcast for this Thanksgiving spectacular. The guys watched and review 1981's "Home Sweet Home" a little-known slasher film set on the turkiest of holidays. The movie stars a young Jake "Bodies by Jake" Steinfeld as a PCP-fueled escaped mental patient who's headed for a group of folks who just want to enjoy the game and their bird. Havoc ensues. There's a mime. Directed by Nettie Peña.
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