EPISODE 41: The Flesh and the Fiends/Crucible of Horror or Plague of the Reptiles.

Hello again Friends!

What a shit-show this is! These aren't the best movies we've reviewed, to be honest. BUT, we still have a great time and talk about some good films, music and even tattoos. Christmas sweater tattoos to be exact.

Enjoy what you hear and make sure you do your homework!

Films for episode 42-

Jim's pick:

The Innocents (1961)

Ryan's choice:

House of Whipchord (1972)





















Lastly, as we mentioned during the episode, The Librarian sent us over a pretty cool video from a band called Wolfie's Just Fine. The track is called A New Beginning.

WELLINGTON! 

EMBALMER

We all know that metal and horror movies go hand in hand. Death Metal is, after all, the horror genre of music and vice versa. You already know our undying love for both. Our good pal "Mocata" sent us these pictures to drive home the point. This Embalmer set is AMAZING. Thanks again for sharing Mocata and keep them coming!

EPISODE 40 REDUX: THE HORROR OF FRANKENSTEIN & THE ABOMINABLE DR. PHIBES

Hey Everybody!

Jim just got back from Maui and he's got a serious island hangover. He's tan, happy and still extremely overweight. Which is sad, but at least you can't see him. The real loser in all of this is Ryan. You know, having to see Jim and all.

To the point: Episode 40 is here, here, and here. We apologize for losing the first recording, but it sounded like "two fax machines having hate sex" or something to that effect. But, this episode is better anyway. We talk waaaaay to much about music, read some email, discuss the great General Chit-Chat, and talk "deliciously" about The VVitch.
BE WARNED: our discussion about The VVitch contains spoilers! If you have not seen the film yet, DO NOT listen to the Macabre Minute until you have watched it! In fact, viewing the movie is mandatory before listening to this episode.

Our films for next time:

Ryan's pick-

Crucible of Horror or The Corpse (1971)

Jim's Pick-

The Flesh and the Fiends (1960)

WELLINGTON!

EPISODE 39: BLACKANTHROPY! or THE BEAST MUST DIE/THE OBLONG BOX

Welcome back, Fiends!

In Episode 39 you'll hear us throw out a couple of top five lists during the Macabre Minute, talk metal as usual, and disagree on The Beast Must Die! We also have a few emails to read from Des and the Librarian!

For next time:

Jim's pick-The Abominable Dr. Phibes (1971)

 Ryan's pick- Horror of Frankenstein (1970)

I hope the movies are as awesome as the posters are! 

WELLINGTON! 

EPISODE 37: "MIND THE DOORS"!

Hey, hey!

We're back with episode 37 and some good stuff for you to listen at. Jim was in his jammies this time. All fat & old & hairy. Ryan was looking dapper as usual in his "Super-Uncle" tee. We had some Arizonas (our not-sponsor), some cinnamon flavored toothpicks, and some movies that we wanted to toss your way.

We sure hope you like what you hear. We aim to please.

The next films we'll discuss?

Well, those are listed right here along with some artistry to enhance your visual experience:

Frightmare, aka Cover Up (1974)

and The House that Dripped Blood (1971).

Man, we sure love Ingrid Pitt. She's the best. 

WELLINGTON! 

EPISODE 35: THE EVIL OF FRANKENSTEIN & PSYCHOMANIA

It's been a long time, folks. Good to be back. Episode 35 is here.

First off, we would like to thank you all personally for your genuine concern for our well-being. The well wishes you sent were gratefully received. Thank you very much.

We finally get around to reviewing our picks for 34 and read some emails that had an inch of virtual dust on top of them. We discuss quite a load of horror films from all over the genre and then move on to talk about final voting for the 3rd annual Slimy Limey Awards (psssst...you can see the poll over to the right of this post). Voting on the blog will end on midnight on 11/27, so don't doddle!

For episode 37 (no homework for ep.36 because of the awards) Jim picked The Reptile (1966) and Ryan picked the filthy Raw Meat from 1972.

Wellington.

REST IN PEACE, LEATHERFACE

Gunnar Hansen
1947-2015

Photos courtesy of Fangoria and SCPR