If Herschell Gordon Lewis is the Godfather of Gore, then we are joined by his Godson this week, as Stephen Biro joins us to share his journey from enthusiast to distributor, to director. Stephen also spills the beans on the upcoming definitive screening of A Serbian Film in L.A. on the 18th. But before all that KillDozer (Justin) watches Fredkin's Sorcerer, Randy relives Godard Mon Amour, Clark digs around on the POV Horror app, and Lord Battle (Russell) reflects on the Unearthed released, Ruggard Deodato presented feature Atroz.

Tickets to A Serbian Film & VIP after party are available online for one last day at https://www.aserbianexhibition.com/

Check out more of the Unearthed Films extreme horror catalog at: http://www.unearthedfilms.com/

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It's dinner time as Clark has dubbed episodes without a guest "Family Dinner". And if you hate that name know you're not alone. This week we manage to spoil two films called "Raw", catch up with what KillDozer (Justin) has been watching, make inappropriate jokes about The Rider a film Randy walks us through. Also, Clark cries during another trailer.

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Episode 88 marks the end of our internet trilogy as we talk to YouTube juggernaut and winner of the Jury Award at the Unnamed Footage Festival for best short film, Lee Hardcastle! We also talk to his buddy and the co-star of Two Guys Break into Thorpe Park, Jordan! Join us as we talk about claymation, ghost hunting in abandoned hospitals, and pressure Lee into making a found footage feature.

This episode is also co-hosted by Harvey Spectre (Charlie) our found footage ghoul who shares some insight from behind the UFF Jury curtain and shares his new favorite app. Clark, Randy, and Lord Battle (Russell) also discuss William Friedkin's newest film: The Devil and Father Amorth.

Find more of Lee Hardcastle's insane videos at: https://www.youtube.com/user/leehardcastle

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Director of the chilling viral video "Internet Story", Adam Butcher joins us this week to discuss Unfriended, the Unnamed Footage Festival, and Adam's video game Tobias and the Dark Sceptres. Clark Little and Lord Battle (Russell) also reveal the winners of the Unnamed Footage Festival awards and reflect on Blumhouse's Truth or Dare.

Watch Internet Story at https://vimeo.com/13780892

Get Tobias and the Dark Scepters here: http://www.tobiasgame.co.uk/

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Back on episode #011, Nilo stormed out while recording with an in-studio guest (for the record, Robert thought it was awesome). On that same episode a film called "The Master Cleanse" came up. That was 2016. Fast forward to 2018 and we're talking about the same film now called "The Cleanse" with the director/writer Bobby Miller! But before we chat with him Clark and Randy tag-team the San Francisco International Film Festival, while KillDozer (Justin) and Lord Battle (Russell) relive their day at Monsterpalooza.

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Clark coughs into his phone as he explains he was too sick to record (Not sure if that happens, I haven't listened to it yet - Lord Battle), but we'd still like to share some upcoming events before the next episode:

It's Monsterpalooza weekend, but if Pasadena is out of your range, San Francisco has several alternatives that are much closer:

- The Stanford Theatre continues its Hitchcock and other Masters of Suspense series with Rebecca and Sabotage this weekend. Get the full calendar at StanfordTheatre.org

- The Balboa Theatre hosts another night of AniMondays on Monday the 16th. The film this time is JIN-ROH: THE WOLF BRIGADE and will start at 7:30pm

- The Peaches Christ Productions' Film School Rejects present IDLE HANDS Wednesday night at the Roxie Theatre. This new monthly cult movie series aims to celebrate B-movies that deserve more love an attention.

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Join us as we chat with Michael Fausti, director of the short film "The Ingress Tapes"! We discuss the conscious lack of context in found footage, the often overlooked lack of cultural context, and how his film fits into it all. But before we call the other side of the planet, Randy shares with us his "The Outhouse" experience, Clark Little tells us about the cinematic reunion of Tommy Wiseau and Greg Sistero, and Lord Battle (Russell Fisher) joins in on the "Unsane" conversation which treads into spoiler territory... You've been warned!

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The Unnamed Footage Festival has come to a close. Join our host Clark Little, engineer Randy Staat, co-hosts Lord Battle (Russell Fisher), and KillDozer (Justin Coote) as they reflect on their first film fest and America's first Found Footage Horror celebration!

A huge thanks to all of our partners at the Liverpool Horror Club (https://www.facebook.com/LiverpoolHorrorClub/ ): Ilan Sheady (http://www.unclefrankproductions.com/ ), Chris Zombieking (http://zombieking.co.uk/ ), Stu Jopia (https://www.facebook.com/2hsentertainment/ ), and Head Cinema Productions (https://www.headcinema-productions.com/ ), as well as POV Horror (http://povhorror.com/ ) and Amoeba Music SF (https://www.amoeba.com/ )!

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This week we talk to the director of the often hated film Cabin Fever (2016), Travis Z, and if the title of this episode is any indication, he's worked on a lot of sets! We also talk about Bugs Bunny, Drag Queens, killing kids, and, Rotten Tomatoes but I think it's important to mention up top that Travis was awesome enough to sit and chat about a very sore subject. KillDozer (Justin) shares another heartwarming 4H story, Randy watches a film with a bunch of dogs, Clark ruins his nephew's Spring Break, and Lord Battle (Russell) closes out the Found Footage discussion with some audio of a director distancing himself from the sub-genre.

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This week we track down the last of the elusive Found Footage February guests and have a long chat with Butterfly Kisses (2017) writer/director Erik Kristopher Myers! But before Erik shares his Don Cheadle story, uncovers an Exorcist sequel, and we change the podcast name to the Bennigan's Boys, Clark tries to decide how he feels about the ending to Netflix's The Push, Randy shares Pavillion, an overlooked film by one of the show's favorite directors, and Lord Battle (Russell) quickly recaps the final Bigfoot Bonanza before wading into The Strangers: Prey at Night.

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