In this episode, we're joined by Jordan Schmidt (Varicon Video, That's Not Quite All Folks!) to talk about what might be the very first exploitation film. Somehow we manage to also fit in digressions about the My Fair Lady 4K release, The Wizard of Oz, Scooby Doo 2, and David Lynch. Oh, and OnlyFans.

In this episode, we cover Frank Henenlotter's sleazy 42nd Street film about two brothers who love each other and seek revenge on the doctors who separated them.

We're back to talk about an island of terror overrun by shark-fighting zombies and white people. Louis also googles "Can corpses get erections?" and forever taints his search history.

We're back to talk about slug orgies, creepy director's commentaries, bountiful kegs of lube, effects wizard Screaming Mad George, and of course incest.

We're back! And in this episode, we go to Japan and back 20 years to talk about human pincushions, yakuza enforcers, and a masturbating sadist who cries a lot.

We discuss a shot-on-video gore fest about new video store owners who discover their community's taste for snuff films! We also talk about censorship, the current climate of digital filmmaking, and Louis violating his first turkey.

Behold a Canadian slasher about a lobotomized serial killer with Attenborough-esque voiceover narration that ultimately broke Louis's brain. 

Whoa boy, today we spend some time talking about lesbian sexing, finger licking, poor subtitle translations, and "weaponized incest." (you can thank Louis for coining that term) We're joined by our honored guest, filmmaker James Dean!

Jack from Random Movie Roulette joins us to chat about Tony Scott's 1983 erotic vampire tale, THE HUNGER. It's sexual and violent, and it'll change the way you think about your exes. Forever and ever...

Jacob from Test Pattern: A Horror Movie Podcast joins us to talk about a disturbed child named Jamie, who creeps on his babysitter and lures people into a pit full of creatures called Tra-la-logs in this episode on The Pit! And we dig in the mystery surrounding the hard-to-find novelization based on the film.