The gang is back in yet another remote episode and this episode is a movie that will make you WANT to social distance, the controversial 1981 flick Possession!
It's the first ever Video Vampires Social Distancing episode where the duo record remotely and discuss new stuff on tv, comfort films, Jess's birthday, and the 2002 oceanic horror flick Ghost Ship
In lieu of recent events (Coronavirus) the Video Vampires gang dive into a movie where isolation and "infection" play a big part. It's the second film in John Carpenter's Apocalypse Trilogy and it's none other than the underrated Prince of Darkness!
It's time to go back to New York of the 80's and this time the Video Vampires gang dive into Frank Henenlotter's excellent and often overlooked black comedy/horror/drug addiction flick 1988's Brain Damage.
The Video Vampires duo get all excited about a New York that no longer exists.....except in films like the 1980 grindhouse classic Maniac directed by William Lustig!
The Video Vampires duo bring in the new year, the new decade with their thoughts on 2019 and a deep dive into Brazil's cinematic boogie man Coffin Joe and the first of his legendary trilogy: At Midnight I'll Take Your Soul.
The Video Vampires duo are here to ruin your Christmas with our deep dive into the "has to be seen to be believed" horror flick Elves which pits a department store Santa vs Nazi Elves on Christmas Eve!
It's another celebration of International Horror! This time your Video Vampires crew dives into a bizarrely charming Swedish haunted house horror in 1988's The Visitors!
It's another stop on our Horror Around the World series and we're diving into British horror, home to Hammer, Amicus, Tigon, and our movie for this episode 1971's The Blood On Satan's Claw!
43 min
About Video Vampires
From the publisher's feed
The podcast which you are about to listen to is the account of two friends lost in the aisles of nostalgia's video store. It is all the more tragic that they could not consume enough coffee or booze…
to survive unscathed. But had they chosen to do something else with their lives, they would have continued to argue about something else anyway. The movies of their day to day lives were to lead to one of the most absurd podcasts in the annals of American History. Video Vampires.