Your blind in one eye, can’t see out of the other hosts aim their sites at the 1994 indie film SEARCH FOR ONE-EYE JIMMY which has a butt-load of stars and is a crazy romp through the back streets of NYC. This leads into a discussion of your hosts’ favorite indie directors. It’s quirky comedy chaos therapy in the Asylum. Bring your own beer.

LINKS
Unsane Radio Website
Tarr and Fether’s Website
Psycho Cinema FB
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Unsane Radio Twitter
Psycho Cinema on Vimeo
Mark Justice Writer FB
Wee Freekz FB

Music
Intro: Skruvmejsel-L8 Mas-Q
Background: Sneak Machine
Outro: Psilodump

Join Montag, Chop Top, and Dreadbull as they continue their exploration of one of their most beloved bands, Rush and discuss Rush’s Golden Age album by album, from Farewell to Kings to Exit… Stage Left!

Your beatific hosts jump headfirst into therapy this week as they discuss Guillermo Del Toro’s first movie CRONOS (1993). This leads into a discussion of Del Toro’s other movies. Quintessential unsane therapy.

Links
Unsane Radio Website
Tarr and Fether’s Website
Psycho Cinema FB
Unsane Radio FB
Unsane Radio Twitter
Psycho Cinema on Vimeo
Mark Justice Writer FB
Wee Freekz FB

Music
Intro: Max Loginov
Background: Sneak Machine
Outro: Psilodump

Join Montag, Chop Top, and Dreadbull as they hang out with Dr. Doug Helvering and discuss his passion for music theory and composition as well as his sensational Youtube music video reaction series!

Your frostbitten hosts put on their insulated underwear and talk about the wonderfully frigid movie ICE PLANET (2001) starring a “stellar” cast and Wes Studi. Then the Inmates embark on a new segment called WHAT HAVE YOU BEEN EATING AND READING? Bleu Fez, who was just eating plain Triskets, talks about a new comic book series called THE NICE HOUSE ON THE LAKE. This leads into the other Inmates briefly talking about what they are reading: Midnight Gadly talks James Ellroy’s THIS STORM, Fether talks about book 18 of the Harry Bosh detective novels, and Dr. Head talks about editing a new novel by a friend of his. He also talks about eating homemade Chex Mix. No frozen daquiris were consumed during this episode.

LINKS
Unsane Radio Website
Tarr and Fether’s Website
Psycho Cinema FB
Unsane Radio FB
Unsane Radio Twitter
Psycho Cinema on Vimeo
Mark Justice Writer FB
Wee Freekz FB

Music
Intro: Max Loginov
Background: Sneak Machine
Outro: Psilodump

Join Montag, Chop Top, and Dreadbull as they hang out with musical powerhouse David DeFeis and talk about his many bands – including Virgin Steele, Exorcist, Pile Driver, Original Sin, and more – as well his love for horror movies, wine, and swords!

Your mechanically challenged hosts delve into the dark world of Japanese cyberpunk as they talk about 964 PINOCCHIO aka SCREAMS OF BLASPHEMY (1991). The hosts round out the show with WHAT ARE YOU WATCHING? A very special Unsane therapy in which all hosts were proud of themselves for not puking during this session.

Unsane Radio Website
Tarr and Fether’s Website
Psycho Cinema FB
Unsane Radio FB
Unsane Radio Twitter
Psycho Cinema on Vimeo
Mark Justice Writer FB
Wee Freekz FB

Music
Intro: Tunguska Music Project
background: Sneak Machine
Outro: Psilodump

Join Montag, Chop Top, Bloodletter, and Dr. Giggles in her very first episode as they give you a double dose of loopiness and pop Dr. Giggles’ and Bloodletter’s cherries by staying up way too late watching and discussing two movies they’d never seen, The Giant Claw and Night of the Demon! Two slurry episodes for the price of one!

Your indefatigable hosts stretch the boundaries of therapy this week by discussing TROLL 2 and the documentary about that truly bad movie called THE BEST WORST MOVIE. Therapy takes a trip to Nilbog and it ain’t purty!

Tarr and Fether’s Website
Psycho Cinema FB
Unsane Radio FB
Unsane Radio Twitter
Psycho Cinema on Vimeo
Mark Justice Writer FB
Wee Freekz FB

Music
Intro: Gromozeka – Max Loginov
Background: Sneak Machine
Outro: Psilodump

Join Montag, Chop Top, and Dreadbull as they talk about one of their most beloved bands, Rush, and discuss Rush’s early era album by album, from Rush to All the World’s a Stage.