It's Alex's Birthday Week. It's technically not till Thursday the 7th but we got some plans this week if you want to help us celebrate. This week on the podcast not only are we celebrating but Alex picked one of his favorite movies of all time. Videodrome (1983) written and directed by David Cronenberg. You can hear Alex wax poetic about this movie and what it means to him. Plus, will Christina feel the same way about the film? Find out. Even if she loves it Alex and Christina get into it this episode. Then we also review a newer movie with no connections to the previous whatsoever. Moonfall (2022) by Roland Emmerich. Who's had his fair share of big budget disaster films. But is this new one as good as all the rest? or worse? We discuss a lot this episode. So be sure to listen to the end to see what's planned. JOIN US!
What kind of horror hosts would we be if we didn't go back to the old days?! Last week we spun the Wheel of Horror to pick a Hammer Horror Film called The Old Dark House (1963) a comedy horror movie from the studio! Then we asked you guys to pick a 2nd film to watch in a poll. Which it was tight but you guys picked The Curse of the Werewolf (1961) about the origins of a Werewolf! Boy is it messed up. This is the first part in a series we will do once every 4 weeks to watch Hammer Horror films and become super HORROR Fans! JOIN US!
We are back with a few horror comedies w/ vampires and zombies that should make you laugh. This week we dove into I BOUGHT A VAMPIRE MOTORCYLE (1990). A guy buys a bike that Satan himself has turned into a blood sucking hog from hell! Chock full of blood, silliness and laughs. Then we review MY BOYFRIENDS BACK (1993) about a boy named Johnny who returns from the dead so as to not miss his VERY important date with the love of his life on Prom. He's falling apart to make the date and it turns out he has an appetite for human flesh.
We review a couple of new Vinegar Syndrome Releases that were sent to us. Two movies we both had not seen before too. One a slasher in the middle of Rush Week (1989) w/ a killer that preys on the ladies at the college. Is it the local frat or is it much more sinister?! Then we review Last Gasp (1995). Where a murderous developer Leslie played by Robert Patrick (T2) kills off an entire tribe in Mexico and is possessed by the remaining native in their final and last gasp. It's all in this weeks episode with tons of trivia! See what we thought and more.
By mistake Alex and Christina Pick two movies by the same Director Bruce Wemple. Two sort of Cryptozoology creature films that Alex mistook for a skin-walkers movies. First we sit down to talk about The Retreat (2020) a horror movie about 2 guys hiking in the snow and the Wendigo get's in one of their heads and hunts them. Then we watched Dawn of the Beast (2021) that has a group of students who find themselves in a battle between the Wendigo & Bigfoot for an ultimate showdown. Find out what we think about both! JOIN US!
It's Alex's Birthday Week! Yep, that old son of a blood sucker is older on Wednesday. So, Help Alex by sharing this episode with your friends! This week Alex chose to watch a few Hong Kong movies that are definitely appealing to the horror crowd. Starting with Riki Oh (1991) one of the bloodiest more graphic and schlocky live action movies ever made. Then we watched a Hong Kong Buddy Zomedy w/ Bio-Zombie (1998). Two VCD show owners unleash the zombie apocalypse in a mall and try to stop it. All in this weeks episode complete with squeaky chair!
We dove right into January to see what we could find in horror and so far it's been interesting. Then we got to see Underwater (2020). A summer blockbuster in January?! Color us shocked! AND it's a creature feature with nods to Lovecraft underwater?! Suit us up! We review the new movie out in theaters now with spoiler free review plus trivia and deep sea spoilers after with plenty of warning. See why we think you should see this in theaters.
