Guest James Di Martino (filmmaker) stops by the chat about his film THE FACELESS MAN (2019) as well as review two lesser-known classics: The Man from Hong Kong (1975) and the french horror film Eyes without a Face (1960).

This episode, guest co-host Saara Lamberg review the lost finnish horror film THE WITCH WHO CAME BACK TO LIFE (1952) while I review Bob Fosse's STAR 80 (1983)

Back again with Mireille Stahle and this week we review two classics: one great and one awful. Prior to this episode Mireille had not seen the 1982 John Carpenter classic THE THING but she sat down and watched it for us! Find out what she thinks about it. And I take a look at the Italian horror, killer baboon fest entitled PRIMAL RAGE (1988). It's the second killer baboon flick we've reviewed and i think it is my favourite killer animal movie genre - the killer baboon.

This episode we go all around the spectrum: super-modern ghostly horror and based-on-true-events killer baboons slaughter an entire village. First up, is Annabelle Comes Home (2019) from my good the magician Ray Truong - Annabelle gets a new owner while the Warrens try to track them down. And for me, its the vhs gore classic, semi-lost In the Shadow of Kilimanjaro (1986) - a country-wide drought causes tens of thousands of baboons to violently and gorily attack thousands of innocent villagers, tourists, not-so-innocent hunters and animal conservationists. Spooky times and good-gory fun in one potent cocktail.

Russ dives into THE MAD BOMBER (1973), the Bert I. Gordon schlocky police procedural, while I surprise him with my review of the Richard Rush biker flick THUNDER ALLEY (1967). Two Grindhouse classics for the price of one!

Acclaimed filmmaker Greg Pakis (The Garth Method, The Joe manifesto) talks about the state of modern cinema, digital and celluloid film, independent filmmaking in Australia and more.

Mireille returns to talk about the insane, obscure Japanese horror film Caterpillar (2010).

Guest Co - Host Mireille Talks J - Horror & Internet Horror while illuminating us on her knowledge she garnered from her masters thesis on body modification.

Guest and OG co-host William Thomson surprises me with his review of THE LAST WALTZ (1978) by Martin Scorsese and I show up with a copy of the entertaining, bonkers swashbuckler CONFESSIONS OF AN OPIUM EATER (1962) starring Vincent Price

Our venerable co-host Russ is back and this time he's testing the new format with the head honcho (Sebastian, duh). This week, Russ surprises me with a cult-gangster film written and directed by the infamous leg-humping James Toback entitled FINGERS (1978). While I surprise Russ with an unusually slow, low-key american zombie flick that he's heard of, but never watched: DEAD & BURIED (1981)