Once upon a time Charles Band (Empire Pictures, Full Moon Entertainment) had the rights to make a film adaptation of Marvel Comics "Doctor Strange" but before they could get the film into production the rights agreement had expired leaving Band and his father Albert [Band] with a problem. What to do? Do a short re-write and change some of the names and get the movie made. The result is... Doctor Mordrid starring (watch out Benedict Cumberbatch)the great Jeffery Combs. Watch it for FREE on Tubi and listen to the guys discuss this straight-to-video "classic".

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This week on the Video Junkyard Podcast, Erik and Joe check out another Frank Henenlotter film about a guy who lives with a small creature. This time it's the 1988 comedy horror film Brain Damage! The movie stars Rick Hearst as Brian, a young man who finds himself suddenly addicted to the highly hallucinogenic blue liquid that is injected directly into his brain by an ancient crooning carnivorous eel-like leech named Aylmer.

Yeah... another one of those....

So does Brain Damage still bring that euphoric feeling, or is it DOA?

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This week we try to sell Ryan a house. Specifically the Steve Miner film "House" from 1986. He's never seen it and Erik's seen it way too many times. Can Joe and Erik convince Ryan that "House" is worth watching? Join us for this entry in our Countdown to Halloween celebration. Enjoy!

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This week we take a look at the 70s cult classic Shock Waves starring Peter Cushing and John Carradine. This film belongs to the unique sub-genre of "Nazi Zombie" movies which there are more than a handful of these days. Does this aquatic classic rise out of the depths of obscurity or should you just leave it shipwrecked?

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This week on the Video Junkyard Podcast we take a look at the 1982 cult horror classic "Basket Case" directed by Frank Henenlotter. Kevin Van Hentenryck stars as Duane Bradley, a plucky go-getter who arrives in New York City with his brother to make it big... WHOOPS wrong movie. Mysterious wicker baskets, inhuman screaming, deformed conjoined twin hand puppets, and some of the worst stop-motion animation since you got your hands on that a camcorder in 6th grade. Is Basket Case the cult classic everyone claims? Or does this basket just contain trash? Check out the film for FREE at TubiTV.com, then tune in to the Video Junkyard Podcast to join the discussion!

On the latest episode of the Video Junkyard Podcast, Erik, Ryan, and Joe check out Ken Russell's "Lair of the White Worm" starring Hugh Grant, Peter Capaldi, and Amanda Donohoe. Loosely based on the nearly unreadable book by Bram Stoker (yes, the same Bram Stoker), does this tale of serpentine vampires still have bite, or should it stay in the basket? Check out the movie for FREE at TubiTV.com, then join us for the discussion on the Video Junkyard Podcast!

This week we talk about the (in)famous expolitation film "Ms .45" written and directed by cult film hero Abel Ferrara. Films such as this one influenced the prevelent, albiet controversial, "rape revenge" sub-genre. This one surely isn't easy to watch but is it worth the time.

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This week on the Video Junkyard Podcast we take a look back at the 1999 supernatural thriller "Stir of Echoes" starring Kevin Bacon. Based the on the novel by Richard Matheson, this creepy ghost story was a bit overshadowed by the OTHER "kid sees dead people" film of 1999... but does this underdog still send chills down the spine, or is all huff and no haunt? Check out the film for FREE on TubiTV.com then join us for the show!

This week we take a look at late nineties cult hit "The Boondock Saints". This was a huge sleeper success when it hit the home video market. Does this much loved slice of vigilante violence still hold up? Join Erik, Joe and Ryan as we put a hit out on one of your "favorite" movies.

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This month on the Police Box in the Junkyard Podcast we feature three exciting Doctor Who adventures.

We talk about the 5th Doctor TV story "Arc of Infinity", The 10th Doctor audio book "The Pirate Loop" and 10th Doctor graphic novel "The Fountains of Forever".

Joining host Erik Gulbrandsen and his time traveling computerized companion E.M.M.A. are our friends and fellow Whovians Assad Khaishgi, Larry VanMersbergen (of the Doctor Who Collector's Podcast) and David Andrews (of the TV Junkyard Podcast).

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