Our old friend and UFF cohort, Madeleine Koestner, rises from her grave to catch us up on her “aspiring” game streaming venture and obsession with the game series Corpse Party, then joins us in a conversation about Shudder's new found footage quarantine horror, “Host”. Randy and Madeleine talk about their drive-in experiences with “She Dies Tomorrow”. Clark tracks down “The Lost Boys” only to fall in love with “Butt Boy” instead. Russ shares a Cobra Clip of the week and finishes his coverage of Vinegar Syndromes Amityville: The Cursed Collection, with, “Amityville: Dollhouse”.

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After a deep dive into the depths of Amazon Prime, the boys get in touch with the director of several shorts that really impressed them. Ray Sullivan calls in from Ireland to talk about his start as a digital artist, teach us about Kreuger, and explain why he turned down a career in baking. 

In the intro, Randy's got a "Moobi", Clark's got hot dogs and a vampire film he can sink his teeth into, and Russell's got audio clips and the third film in the Amityville: The Cursed Collection boxset - Amityville: A New Generation. 

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Jahsaudi Perkins returns to hang out and talk about watching a Golden House recommendation. Randy survived "The Painted Bird", Clark was surprised by "Becky", and Russell continues his breakdown of "Amityville: The Cursed Collection" Blu-ray box set from Vinegar Syndrome.

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The man who penned Final Destination 2 and The Butterfly Effect, Eric Bress, calls in to promote his new Horror/Adventure/War picture, Ghosts of War! Please excuse the audio quality, Eric apparently was underwater for part of our interview. 

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Back in May, The Overlook Hour and many of its extended family spent a transformative quarantine weekend binging films from the newly online Chattanooga Film Fest. In this week's episode, we're honored to sit down and talk with the man responsible, Chris Dortch. Chris explains the crazy story of how Trent Hagaa and Microsoft played a part in transforming his Tennessee film festival into an online success in just a few weeks. 

In the intro, Randy talks A24's First Cow, Clark isn't sure how to feel about The Assistant, and Russell begins to break down Vinyger Syndrome's "Amityville: The Cursed Collection" by covering its first entry "Amityville 4: The Evil Escapes". 

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Master filmmaker / masked murderer SlasherVictim666 joins us to promote his new film REEL 2. SV talks about his unpleasant/formative experiences in the "Red Room", his hunt for six hundred and sixty-six stars, and his endless pursuit to be the greatest director of all time. He also shares a few film recommendations!

In the intro, San Francisco film programmer, playwright, and author of House of Sparrows, David Robson returns to help analyze the David Mamet/Stuart Gordon film, Edmond. Randy's got a Moobi of the Week, Clark becomes a Hotdog Historian, and Russ is covered in the neon slime of Vice Squad from 1982.

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Eastbay cinematographer, Jahsaudi Perkins returns to help us celebrate our 200th episode! Grab a beer and buckle up because this week we lament Severin's Mid-Summer Sale, cover a training video, and argue about vampires. About an hour in, Randy and Jahsaudi cover a couple of Abel Ferrara films, Clark catches up with ONE CUT OF THE DEAD, and Russell reviews Vinegar Syndrome's Bluray release of PALE BLOOD. Then the celebration comes to an end as we all share our thoughts on Blumhouse's new film, YOU SHOULD HAVE LEFT.

Those of you who have listened to our nonsense for 200 episodes, thank you for not leaving. We here at The Overlook Hour love you and hope to bring you at least a couple more.

For those who are checking us out for the first time... we're sorry.

Closing out the episodes in the 100's is a Clark and Randy solo show. While Russ is away, the mice... you get it. Randy and Clark catch you up on 7500 and still don't know why the film is called 7500. Randy watched a Vietnamese action film while Clark finally saw Candyman.

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Chad Crawford Kinkle isn't quite sure how he has cornered himself into telling backwoods cult stories with complicated female leads, but take it from us, he's 2 for 2. Chad joins the boys this week to talk about his new film "Dementer", its screening at the Chattanooga film festival, and the difficulties of making a film starring his sister. Chad also talks about his first feature "Jug Face" and gives the boys a history lesson on jugs.

In the intro, we hear about Randy's Mubi of the week, Clark runs us through Da Night Clark, and Russ breaks down Severin's Blu-ray release of The Uncanny. We also argue about Spike Lee's Da Five Bloods.

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Using masks and props from a Halloween store, Jordan Downey was able to transform his low budget film into a high concept success. Jordan joins the boys to talk about his film "The Head Hunter" and wanting to make a fantasy film for horror fans. Also in the interview, it's the return of no one's favorite segment, "Chuggy's Dumb Question". 

In the intro, Randy saw a documentary about a Norwegian art thief, Clark teases next week's show and Russ actually talks about a television series before discussing our sneak peek at a previously unreleased future Intervision, title- "Franky and his Pals". 

Thanks again to Severin for letting us check out "Franky and his Pals" early. Remember to order your numbered DVD copy during the Severin Mid-Year sale from June 26th-29th. 

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