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The Carnage Report Episode 102: Panic Fest 2026

Podcasts, The Carnage Report on April 30, 2026 0Comments 0Likes

On this episode of the podcast, Julie and Nick take a look back at the recent Panic Fest in Kansas City. In addition to talking Buffet Infinity, Obsession, The Barn Part III, We Put the World to Sleep, Demonitize, and Flytrapper, they cover a slew of short films. Plus, the pair discuss trailers galore for Clayface, Evil Dead Burn, Salt Along the Tongue, and more (all of which you can check out in the show notes). All this and Julie and Nick muse on which movies they’d love to see again for the first time.

Cinema Smorgasbord – Serpent’s Path: The Films of Kiyoshi Kurosawa – Sweet Home (1989) & The Guard From Underground (1992)

Cinema Smorgasbord, Podcasts on October 6, 2025 0Comments 0Likes

After a bumpy and controversial start to his career, that bumpiness would continue for Kiyoshi Kurosawa with 1989’s SWEET HOME, a unique videogame/film collaboration that is colorful, entertaining and full of goopy FX by the legendary Dick Smith, but after a post-theatrical re-edit things would go sour between Kurosawa and producer Juzo Itami. It would be a few more years before Kurosawa would direct another feature, returning with the slasher-y office thriller THE GUARD FROM UNDERGROUND which has a number of hints at what would become his trademark style. Let’s check it out!

Cinema Smorgasbord – How Do You Do, Fellow Kids? – Youth in Revolt (2009)

Cinema Smorgasbord, Podcasts on March 4, 2025 0Comments 0Likes

On this episode of the world’s greatest Steve Buscemi-themed podcast, we’re taking a look at the odd coming-of-age nightmare comedy YOUTH IN REVOLT from 2009 where Michael Cera creates a sociopathic version of himself in order to impress a young woman he meets at a trailer park. Stuffed with great character actors (Jean Smart, Justin Long, Fred Willard, Mary Kay Place, M. Emmett Walsh), its episodic format takes some getting used to, but it’s much more interesting – and stranger – than the marketing would have you believe. Also, Steve Buscemi is in it (as Michael Cera’s father!). All of this and the latest Buscemi news, and all for FREE! You can’t pass up that deal.