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Your trendy trio of hosts Dr. Tarr, Professor Fether, and The Midnight Gadfly continue their History of Horror in Film. This time they discuss the films made from 1935 – 1939 with some of the iconic 1930s monster movies starting with THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN. Following that, they talk about KONG: SKULL ISLAND, the new Captain Marvel movie (there is a tie there, too) and Captain Marvel in comic books. Tarr’s pick of the week is THE WOLF MAN (2010). Things start to jump around from there. Oliver Reed. Michael Dunn. The John Wayne Walk. Now that’s therapy!
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Your hosts Dr. Tarr, Professor Fether and The Midnight Gadfly talk about KILLER CLOWNS FROM OUTER SPACE. Tarr opens up a discussion about Kung Fu movies in general and “Master of the Flying Guillotine” (1976) in particular. Or some variation thereof. Fether talks about the TV shows “Fringe,” “Wyatt Earp,” and “Bat Masterson.” Gadfly has been watching the Prime original TV Show “Bosch.” And then there’s crop circles. Yes, we talk about crop circles. The whole thing ends with a plug for the upcoming show “Retro Invasion Weekend.”
Retro Invasion Weekend
Killer Clowns From Outer Space
Master of the Flying Guillotine
Fringe
Wyatt Earp
Bat Masterson
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Sneak Machine
Tarr and Fether’s Psycho Cinema
Your misaligned hosts Dr. Tarr, Prof. Fether and The Midnight Gadfly discuss She Wolf of London (1946), LOVE, DEATH AND ROBOTS (which is on Netflix), a brief discussion of the original Marvel series on Netflix, Boston Legal, starring William Shatner (probably his best role ever), The Umbrella Academy (the TV series with a brief discussion of the comic book), The Kingdom, a South Korean TV series about zombies, and finally a “found” recording of a very strange therapy session called Renfield and Jorge’s First Podcast. You heard it here first, Fellow Inmates!
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Sneak Machine
Renfield and Jorge
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Tarr and Fether’s Psycho Cinema
Your hosts Dr. Tarr, Professor Fether and the Midnight Gadfly are joined by special guest Mark Justice of Cyclops Movies this week. We talk about his production company. We all discuss the director James Gunn in our Director’s Spotlight. Keeping with Gunn, we talk about the sci fi movie SLITHER, directed by Gunn. Mark opens the briefcase to give a short review and discussion of the movie THE THING FROM ANOTHER WORLD (1951). It’s another great therapy session. Check it out.
In which your hosts Dr. Tarr, Professor Fether and The Midnight Gadfly discuss that terrific B movie VOODOO MAN, starring Bela Lugosi, George Zucco and John Carradine. We have our first contest asking the listeners to tell us what the “Orr Theorem” refers to. Our actor spotlight is on George Zucco. Dr. Tarr opens the briefcase to talk about MR. VAMPIRE (1985), a Cantonese horror/comedy with hopping vampires. Finally they discuss what they’ve been watching this week. It’s another perfect therapy session from the Asylum.
Your twisted trio of hosts, Dr. Tarr, Professor Fether and Midnight Gadfly, talk about going to drive-in movies, character actor Wallace Ford (you’ve seen him in many movies), and the classic Universal horror movie WEREWOLF OF LONDON (1935). Dr. Tarr opens the briefcase to talk about the Japanese film DAGORA (1964). Another good therapy session.
Field of Dreams Drive-In
Tarr and Fether’s Psycho Cinema
WEREWOLF OF LONDON
DAGORA
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In which your intrepid hosts Dr. Tarr, Professor Fether and the Midnight Gladfly start a new segment “The History of Horror in Films,” then degenerates rapidly into a series of distractions including Robert Zedar jokes, and Tarr’s tale of his barroom encounter with Robert Zedar at a past Cinema Wasteland. Gadfly talks about Sam Raimi’s “Drag Me To Hell.” We end with a discussion of the television show “The Invaders.” In other words, yer usual unsane rantings from the Asylum.
Tarr and Fether’s Psycho Cinema
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Cinema Wasteland
Edison’s Frankenstein
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