When you get the chance to buy three post-apocalyptic Italian hard-to-find classics you don’t hesitate. And so we did. For you. Our fans. We discuss WARRIORS OF THE YEAR 2072, ENDGAME, and RAIDERS OF ATLANTIS. Each one is amazing in its own way. Also, Marc discusses his tennis elbow ailment. What more could you want?
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Our new bonus episode really goes for it because we’re all doing REALLY GOOD! We discuss our picks of the month (coincidentally, both available from Vinegar Syndrome), some re-watches and then we re-cast THE CONJURING franchise before tackling the new HALLOWEEN releases from Shout Factory, where Marc asks, “which HALLOWEEN sequel have you seen the…
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We like to think every bonus episode is special, but this one extra special. We talk with actor, director, producer, & musician, Courtney Gains, about his incredible career and the incredible roles he’s played over the years. When we released our first episode (CHILDREN OF THE CORN), we would never have imagined we would speak…
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Writer and Director, Matthew Goodhue, joins us to talk about his suspenseful new movie, WOE, now available on all VOD platforms! We talk about how the film’s story came about, James Russo’s performance as Uncle Pete, and the importance of coffee in movies. It’s all the important questions you’d expect us to ask plus a…
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Matt Mercer and Graham Skipper stop by to talk about throwing up after fighting, peeing in jars, why fake blood tastes great, D cameras, and, oh yeah, Dementia Part II, now available on VOD!
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Director Maureen Bharoocha talks about her new arm wrestling buddy comedy GOLDEN ARM.
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We put PSYCHO GOREMAN in the spotlight – did the gang hate it or love it? They also discuss MY DEAR KILLER, part of Vinegar Syndrome’s Forgotten Gialli series, the 1982 slasher THE FOREST, and NOBODY! Then the discussion somehow evolves into ranking Adam Sandler comedies. Don’t ask us how.
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We put a spotlight on 1986’s Never Too Young to Die, yet another film that proves director Gil Bettman’s greatness.
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In honor of Roger Corman’s 95th birthday, we discuss Corman’s first Edgar Allan Poe directorial effort,1960’s The Fall of the House of Usher. And also The Masque of the Red Death. And also The Thing. And practical effects. And why Roger stopped directing. We cover a lot of ground because, well, so did Roger. Happy…
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We fill some holes…. in our Romero filmography. We talk about 1971’s There’s Always Vanilla and 1981’s Knightriders We also talk about movies we think deserve a proper blu-ray release and how to properly apply the terms “aughts” and “90s”.
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