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In this episode, we slide back into the comfortable world of yakuza flicks with Dustin's pick as we once more discuss the beloved film star Joe Shishido. So join us as we check out Takashi Nomura's A Colt Is My Passport from 1967. Jason celebrates the film's composition while Dustin charts its importance in the scope of Shishido's career at Nikkatsu. But before all that, we dish on some recent watches as a new documentary sends Jason back to a much-maligned Exorcist sequel and Dustin casts a wide net with some new releases, streaming surprises, and a few recent blu-ray pickups. And so much more!

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R is for RRR

This week we get together to talk about RRR, the epic 2022 flick

A fearless warrior on a perilous mission comes face to face with a steely cop serving British forces in this epic saga set in pre-independent India.

Set your clocks, wind your watches, and fire up the time machine—it’s time for a Toybox Time Warp! This week, we’re showing off toys and toy-related items connected to TIME in all kinds of ways. From clocks and watches to time travelers, time machines, characters who bend the rules of time, and plenty more, we’re digging through our collections to see what the clock brings. No need to know what year it is—just bring your toys and enjoy the ride!

We also spotlight Gods & Monsters in our Store Tour segment and discuss whether it’s a shop everyone should visit someday.

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Welcome to LOTC episode 498. This is our Top 5 journey through the 2000 decade. We are currently giving our top 5 horror movies for the year 2008. We brought on special family member Nicole Trawick to help us countdown our lists. These are some of our favorite shows and we hope you enjoy the breakdowns. Below we will put each host's list but we hope you will listen to the entire show to hear from You the listeners as well. 

Grab those favorite snacks and beverages as you journey with us through the Land Of The Creeps!!

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A24 MONTH CONTINUES WITH A CONVERSATION ABOUT WE LIVE IN TIME 

We sit down with the directors of the feature film Field of Screams, Alix Moad and Evan Runkle, at Halloweenapalooza 2025 to talk about the creative opportunities only the horror genre can bring out, splitting duties as co-directors, and so much more

Hit the power button. Grab that game controller. It's time for a video game double feature on Screams from the Basement! In anticipation for Zach Cregger's Resident Evil, we take a look at two of the earliest horror video game adaptations with Resident Evil (2002) and Silent Hill (2006)

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Welcome to LOTC Presents Black Glove Mysteries episode 497. Ian Irza and I are back with a discussion of Severin Films boxset Violent Streets The Tomas Millan and Umberto Lenzi. The movies reviewed are 1976 Free Hand For A Tough Cop and 1977 The Cynic, The Rat and The Fist. We hope you will enjoy the discussion. 

There will be no Mortis Vision with the Mortis's but will continue next show. 

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MOVIE REVIEWS

1976 FREE HAND FOR A TOUGH COP

IAN : 9.5

GREG : 9.5

1977 THE CYNIC, THE RAT AND THE FIST

IAN : 9

GREG : 9

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Season 03 - Episode 20 - Detroit Residue

Fresh off a trip to Detroit, DJ Robb comes back to the basement with a little concert noise still stuck in his head.

Episode 20 starts with Rob Zombie, but not where most people would expect. Robb goes back to the earliest days of White Zombie, before the major-label records, before MTV, and before the sound most people associate with the band had fully formed.

From there, the episode moves through industrial rock, dark electronic music, soundtrack cuts, strange late-night grooves, and a few records pulled straight from the shelves.

There’s also some talk about Marilyn Manson’s current live show, the surprise of seeing The HU in person, and why some artists still matter decades after you first heard them.

The rest of the set gets darker, dirtier, and more mechanical as the night goes on.

Streetlights. Warehouses. Old records. Detroit residue.

And, as always, the basement closes with Nine Inch Nails.