The Exploit Circus Show: A Fun Erotic Horror Podcast

The Exploit Circus Show returns after nearly three months with Ringmaster Jay, The Dancing Monkey Cee, Hosel the Clown, and Cabana Boy Dre outlining a streamlined format: aiming for a biweekly schedule, shorter movie reviews, cutting “Bitch of the Week,” folding trailers into reviews, and doing a catch-up “cruising” episode instead of a movie this week. They highlight recent music releases, explaining that prior EPs were removed and consolidated into albums including Phoenix and Ash, Misfits and the Beautifully Broken Rejects Vol. 1–4, Panic to Sleep By, and The Silent Sessions Vol. 1–2, while noting YouTube Music issues. They introduce Dre’s new recurring segment “Cabana’s Hammock” (not limited to drinks), play and explain songs like “A Safe Place to Break,” “Altered,” and “Home,” and preview next week’s movie review of The Substance, sharing stories from Jay and Cee’s trip to Uganda Africa and Ethiopia and hearing their music played in a Ugandan club.

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The hosts of Exploit Circus return to review and recap the 1982 horror spoof Wacko, joking about technical issues and bathroom breaks before walking through the film’s chaotic plot: the “lawnmower killer” returns 13 years after running over Pam, traumatizing her sister Mary, who now fears Halloween and prom night. They describe repeated gags involving Mary’s creepy father, Detective Harbinger’s filthy, coffee-fueled obsession, a loony escapee, nonstop horny teen jokes, bizarre dream sequences, and rapid-fire parodies of Halloween, Friday the 13th, The Exorcist, Grease, and Alien. The prom becomes a string of implied, mostly bloodless kills until the twist reveals Harbinger as the new killer while another man claims the original murders, ending with another lawnmower scare. They close with ratings and parting gift recommendations (Landman, Corridor Crew, Elevation, and the game Hell Is Us).

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We shall be returning soon folks, thanks for hanging in there and hope ya enjoy the song!

Join hosts hosts 'Ringmaster Jay', 'Dancing Monkey Cee', 'Cabana Boy Dre', and 'Hosel the Clown' in a circus-themed podcast filled with spirited discussions. The episode kicks off with playful banter about cooking and morning routines, segueing into personal anecdotes about culinary preferences and mishaps. Hosel shares his struggles with cooking basics, while Cee humorously recounts cultural meals involving tripe and oxtail. The hosts delve into Hosel's vivid, horror-filled dreams, which inspire his storytelling. They also touch on the evolving roles of men and women in the kitchen, exploring cultural perspectives on food preparation. The episode wraps up with light-hearted talk about unusual food experiences, including consuming organ meats and homemade dishes, all while keeping a humorous tone throughout.

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Hosts, hosts 'Ringmaster Jay', 'Dancing Monkey Cee', 'Cabana Boy Dre', and 'Hosel the Clown', delve into the 1982 film 'Wacko,' recently re-released by boutique label Vinegar Syndrome. They discuss the film's troubled release, unique cast including Joe Don Baker, and bizarre genre-bending style that mixes horror with parody. The conversation covers the film's obscure origins, cult potential, and mixed critical reception. The hosts share a cocktail recipe, 'Lawnmower Lemonade,' inspired by the film's killer. The episode closes with humorous banter about merchandise, local business shout-outs, and a whimsical song.

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In this lively episode of 'The Exploit Circus' podcast, hosts 'Ringmaster Jay', 'Dancing Monkey Cee', 'Cabana Boy Dre', and 'Hosel the Clown' welcome listeners with a playful and cheeky introduction. They discuss technical issues from the previous week and engage with the live chat audience. The main topic revolves around a bizarre 70s porn parody film 'Hard Soap,' featuring the notorious John Holmes. The crew humorously critique its peculiar plot and awkward scenes. Various personal anecdotes, banter, and a glimpse into future reviews keep the episode engaging and entertaining.

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In this episode, 'Ringmaster Jay', 'Dancing Monkey Cee', 'Cabana Boy Dre', and 'Hosel the Clown' host a lively, albeit technically challenged, podcast session.

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The Blood Diner Background: You'll Never Look at Veggie Burgers Again!

Step right up and join us at the Exploit Circus Potter for a preview of today's main attraction: Blood Diner (1987). From grotesque humor to exaggerated performances, explore this horror-comedy cult classic through our spirited discussion of its peculiar plot, standout performances, and surprising trivia. We dive deep into the film's storyline, director Jackie Kong's unique vision, and the polarizing reactions from our viewing crew. Don’t forget to tune in for the next episode of Blood Diner Week!

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In this inaugural live-streamed podcast episode of Exploit Circus, Ring Master Jay, Hosel the Clown, Cabana Boy Dre, and the Dance in Monkey Cee introduce their show with a whimsical and candid opening. They delve into their upcoming biweekly content schedule and their personal journeys, including Jay's health struggles and his innovative use of artificial intelligence to release long-treasured music during his recovery. The team discusses their approach to reformatting their podcast with bite-sized daily segments, their ambitions for new music collaborations, and their thoughts on the role of AI in artistic creation. They reflect on the therapeutic qualities of music and preview their next movie review, the cult classic 'Blood Diner' from 1987, sharing their appreciation for the horror-comedy genre. Future plans include opening a public Discord server for fan interaction and exploring varied content like romcoms. The episode concludes with interactive audience engagement and a promise of more exciting content ahead.