Michael and Nick sit down and discuss a “classic” 80s comedy about hanging out with a dead guy — WEEKEND AT BERNIES!
After a lengthy, contentious working relationship, Jackie Chan’s time with Lo Wei finally comes to an end (sort of!) with 1979’s DRAGON FIST, a film that had been sitting on the shelf since well before Jackie’s SNAKE IN THE EAGLE’S SHADOW kung-fu breakthrough. The film features a very stoic Jackie attempting to get revenge for his master’s death, which all sounds awfully standard, but the plot gets a lot more twisty as it goes, including Jackie reluctantly working for a group of bad guys before going BER-ZERK in the final ten minutes. We also chat about some of Jackie’s complications with trying to get out of his contract, and his upcoming excursion to America. CHECK IT OUT!
On this episode of the Carnage Report podcast, Julie and Nick talk about director Gabriel Bier Gislason’s family drama/horror film, Attachment, along with a look at the romcom horror of Emily Hagins’ Sorry About the Demon, both streaming on Shudder. In addition to what they think about the film, the pair recommend other possession flicks, celebrate the potential reboot of I Know What You Did Last Summer, look at Vinegar Syndrome’s new publishing line, and discuss trailers galore for Don’t Suck, Spoonful of Sugar, Moon Garden, and more.
This week, Trey and James wrap up their coverage of the FRANKEN-CASTLE story arc with DARK WOLVERINE #89 and FRANKEN-CASTLE #20-21.
Your stalwart hosts welcome Lindsey and Kaity from NERDS AND BEYOND!
On this episode of Bartel Me Something Good we’ve reached Paul Bartel’s Criterion Collected classic EATING RAOUL featuring Mary Woronov, Robert Beltran and Paul Bartel himself as Paul Bland. A darkly comedic social satire (/w cannibalism), it remains a gem in the Bartel filmography, and we’re delighted to be joined by EATING RAOUL’s editor Alan Toomayan to discuss his work on Bartel’s films, including LUST IN THE DUST and SCENES FROM THE CLASS STRUGGLE IN BEVERLY HILLS. Alan also regales us with stories of his early work with New World Pictures, the guerilla filmmaking that went into Eating Raoul’s production, and his transition to becoming an editor of film trailers and featurettes. CHECK IT OUT!
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Greetings, and welcome back to Horror Business. We have one awesome episode in store for you guys because we’re talking 1972’s My Dear Killer and 1975’s The Police Are Blundering In The Dark.
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