On this episode Michael is joined by Cait Dohmeier, a horror fan who studied theology, to discuss Richard Donner’s The Omen.
One a very special REMOTE episode of WILD IN THE STREETS, Doug calls in from Newfoundland to discuss the mixed up crime comedy MEAN FRANK AND CRAZY TONY from 1973. Featuring Lee Van Cleef as a tight-lipped mobster and Tony Lo Bianco as the wannabe wise-guy who worships him, the two get into all sorts of trouble, including an impressive car chase (“Mon dieu!”), a factory shootout and more power drill mayhem than you can throw an apple core at. There’s plenty of action, Edwige Fenech and Jean Rochefort pop up in supporting roles, and you even get a horn-heavy score from Riz Ortolani. What’s not to love? Listen and find out!
On this episode of HOW DO YOU DO, FELLOW KIDS? (the world’s finest Steve Buscemi-themed podcast), we’re looking at TRANSFORMERS ONE, the all-CG origin story of Optimus Prime and Megatron, with a heavyweight voice cast bringing them to life – including Steve Buscemi as legendary rabble-rouser STARSCREAM. Is it more than meets the eye, or.. uh.. bad? Guess we’ll talk it over right after we dig into the latest Buscemi news. It’s time to roll out!
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There’s a certain feeling about reverb lyrics and loose guitar strings that hits most people…
On this episode of the podcast, Julie and Nick take a look at director Ryan Coogler’s music-filled vampire film, Sinners, in theaters now. They also suggest a few other music-laden and/or siege films and play “Vampire, werewolf, or zombie?” Plus, the pair discuss trailers galore for M3GAN 2.0, Weapons, Bring Her Back, and more (all of which you can check out below) and bring on author Adam Cesare to discuss the upcoming film adaptation of his book, Clown in a Cornfield (in theaters May 9), and ask what got him into horror in an installment of The Gate.
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Image Comics announced You’ll Do Bad Things, a new, six-issue horror series from writer Tyler…
Our name is Praising Kane (the world’s greatest chronological Carol Kane podcast), you killed our fathers.. prepare to die! We’re finally moving into some iconic films in Carol’s oeuvre, and they don’t get much bigger than the 1987 fantasy-comedy-romance THE PRINCESS BRIDE, adapted from the beloved William Goldman book of the same name. Everyone loves it.. but did WE? Listen and find out. But before that we have a chat about the very first episode of the short-lived 1986 sitcom ALL IS FORGIVEN, featuring Carol Kane in a supporting role as the head writer of a beleaguered soap opera produced by the inexperienced Paula Russell (played by Bess Armstrong). I’m laughing already! And you’ll be laughing too once you start listening.
On this week’s episode of SLPS Michael is joined by filmmaker and co-founder of Severin Films to discuss film, preservation and physical media.