Guest Filmmaker and Comedian talks about watching Valerie and Her Week of Wonders (1971) for the first time.

Russ and I celebrate 200 episodes of THE SIXTH DIMENSION with a list of our favourite filmmakers and we look at, what we feel, is their most underrated movies. Celebrate 200 episodes with us and everyone who has made The Sixth Dimension possible over the last 3 years. Thank you all for listening and here's to 200 more!

A RUSS NICHOLS EXCLUSIVE! Russ gives us his point-of-view on the obscure but crazy adaptation of the Thomas McGuane novel 92 IN THE SHADE (1975).

Russ and I talk about one of the most controversial films to ever be banned from American release... THE KILLING OF AMERICA!

Probably one of the worst films we've checked out on the show, Russ and I look at the infamous horror anthology starring John Carradine and Lon Chaney Jr. This film has everything and nothing, werewolves, vampires, zombies, haunted houses, psychics, serial killers, but is so empty, inept that it evokes laughter levels on par with Troll 2 (1990). Check it out.... if you dare!

Two schlocky horror classics from the same year - REVIEWED! This episode, guest co-host Ray Truong reviews who-dun-it, slasher classic Sleepaway Camp (1983), while I review the zombie film Hell of the Living Dead (1983).

In this long awaited episode, Patrick and I each pick ten of our favorite songs from the movies. And YOU get to listen to each one up to and including our number 1 choice. Stick around until the end to listen to a surprise track.

This is actually an older episode from the archives, which doesn't feature the new format. It's a simple review of one of the classic New Hollywood action films from 1974, that's right it's THE YAKUZA (1974) starring Robert Mitchum and Takakura Ken, written by Leonard and Paul Schrader and Robert Towne, and directed by Sydney Pollack.

Russ Nichols talks about the obscure kidnapping thriller THE NIGHT OF THE JUGGLER (1980), showcasing some of new york's lost 42nd street sleaziness. And I chat about the lost Italian Horror demonic thriller Specters (1987).

Frequent cohost Mireille talks about the intence Klaus Kinski exploiation VHS classic CRAWLSPACE (1986) about a former Nazi Youth who runs an apartment complex. He traps, tortures and kills guests who he decides are too promiscuous. The traps are Home Alone-style, Rube Goldberg traps and are a sight to behold. Fun but Gruesome.