Wednesday, December 14, 2016

EPISODE 45: EYE OF THE DEVIL/THE GORGON

Happy Holidays, Listeners!

We're back to discuss two wonderful films & Jack Watson.

We chat about Legos, music, internet hobos, exploitation and Krampus.

Download the latest episode directly HERE.

Our choices for next time:

Don't Look Now (1973)
The Revenge of Frankenstein (1958)

WELLINGTON!

Sunday, November 13, 2016

TCM

No, not Turner Classic Movies.

TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE!

Mocata lives in Texas and gets to do all kinds of fun, horror related activities. When Jim mentioned on Twitter that he'd recently watched TCM again, Mocata sent these great pictures.

The cemetery & gravestone from the film 

The iconic gas station/BBQ



Always great to hear from you, Mocata and thanks for sending these in!




THE VVITCH PLAYSET

Our friend John wrote in recently and sent us this link. It's too good not to share.


Thanks for writing in, John! We love you. 

EPISODE 44: SYMPTOMS & THE FEARLESS VAMPIRE KILLERS

Hi Everybody!

We didn't make our Halloween deadline because of domestic problems in Jim's town. Let's be honest though--we rarely make deadlines. after a few years you should be used to it by now. We're not proud of it, but it's kind of the norm.

For those of you who have not downloaded it already, you can find episode 44 right HERE.

We discuss a bunch of music and read some great emails & then discuss our favorite animals in horror during the Macabre Minute. As always, we have some good discussion about the films we picked--Symptoms and The Fearless Vampire Killers.

Our films for next time are both from the 60's:

Ryan picked a Hammer classic, The Gorgon (1964)

Jim's pick is Eye of the Devil (1966)


WELLINGTON!

Tuesday, October 4, 2016

EPISODE 43: NIGHTCOMERS & CRY OF THE BANSHEE

Hi everybody and welcome back to another soon-to-be-famous episode.

Go ahead and poor yourself a drink. Sneak on upstairs and put on your favorite night-clothes, slippers and smoking jacket. While you're doing that, the help will light the fire in the study and prepare your favorite pipe. Take your time; there's no hurry. When you come down, pour yourself another scotch, pair your Beats with your phone and settle in to your favorite leather armchair. You, my friend, are in for a spectacular treat of Marlon Brando, Trap Them, topless so-called witches, Solomon Grundy, jokes and, of course, The Macabre Minute.

Just click here to begin.

Our movies for next time are...

The Fearless Vampire Killers (1967)

Symptoms (1974)
Do your homework & we'll see you around Halloween!

WELLINGTON!

Tuesday, September 6, 2016

MOCATA

Our good pal Mocata has started up a blog of his own!

Click here

Eric (Mocata) has a whole lot of film and music knowledge crammed in that fat head of his, so we highly recommend checking out his blog and getting in touch with him.

Long live Mocata.

Monday, August 29, 2016

EPISODE 42: HOUSE OF WHIPCORD/THE INNOCENTS

As the dog-days of summer draw on and hopefully near their end, we return to spoil your hearing with another discussion of the unholy. Don't worry about adjusting the EQ on your digital device: yes, we're from the United States. Yes, we're Westerners on top of that. You shouldn't mind though. This is the 21st century, after all. Those of you who wish to cast judgement are no better than those to who would open a reformatory to torture young women in the 1970's! Or perhaps scare a child to death by claiming they know there is an apparition possessing them to act out...

You get where we're going with this? 

Good. That means you've done your homework and you are welcome to listen to episode 42 where we discuss House of Whipcord and The Innocents

After the reviews and general unpleasantness, we have a pretty good Macabre Minute. You'll want to check it out. 

Our films for episode 43 are: 

Cry of the Banshee (1970) 


AAAANNNNDDDD  The Nightcomers (1971)



Here's why Jim picked The Nightcomers--

"Strips the artistry of the Henry James original and leaves us with a hairy, overweight, naked and sweating Brando brutally kneading Stephanie Beacham's breasts into new shapes..." 
--Brian Holcomb 

Sounds good to me. 

WELLINGTON!