Reviews of Jumbo and Censor. Joe starts the Scream franchise and Scott talks about a movie but i cant remember which one. 

Comic writer and jack of all trades George O'Connor stops by the studio to chat with Bill about his new Comic Charlies's Spot. They also get into all kinds of life working independently and how building relationships is so important in the DIY creator space. make sure to head over to https://homelesscomics.square.site/ to get all of George's books.  

This week as part of our 2021 catch up we take a look at the Canadian Sci-Fi dreamscape "Come True". Our second feature is the A24 British pick up Saint Maude. Joe realizes he has made a costly error while trying to get through the last of the Children of the Corn series and Scott manages to say nothing but still gives a 6 min segment.

Welcome back, this week we start a month of 2021 catch up. We take a look at the new Denny V version of "Dune" and the latest attempt to keep the Halloween series relevant "Halloween Kills". Scott gives us his thoughts on "Dune" and Joe asks the only question that really matters Gabriel or Collins (spoiler alert he chose poorly).

This week we close out the Month of Throwdown. We take a look at 2 "forgotten" flicks. We start with the sleazy as sleazy can be "The Urge to Kill" which is the Alexa origins story Bezos tried to silence. Then we talk about the Japanese film "Snake Girl and the White Haired Witch" not the normal Asian film we cover but we can get into the that in the review. Scott dives head first into one of the film from last week and Joe......well Joe... he is trying to be positive but the Children of the Corn series is getting the better of him.

Throwdown Month!!! Reviews of Sweet Home and Long Pigs.

Throwdown Month carries on this week with 2 more forgotten cult flicks Meet the Hollowheads and Radioactive Dreams. Joe looks deep into the cornfields of his heart for Children of the Corn Part 5 and Scott takes a trip down memory lane for his history with train horns.

Throwdown the month is here. All October we are cover Throwdown worth flicks! we start with 2 bottom of the barrel offerings. Zombie Ninja and Dr. Caligari

This week we take a look at 2 new releases. Jordan Peele's take on the Candyman character and James Wan's attempt to dip his toes into more extreme horror with Malignant.

Bill sits with director Joe Badon originaly aired 2.25.2021 on Twitch.

Reviews of Night of the Demons 2009 and Vigilante 1983

This week we take a trip back to a wonderful time before Covid, before Trump, and before Chris hated everything. 

Well hello there, this week we are doing 2 found footage flicks chosen by Chris. "The Lost Footage of Leah Sulivan" and "Occult". Joe starts the "Children of the Corn" Series and Scott watches the most violent film yet. 

Bill hates Chris and wants to punish him. This week he partially succeed. Joe finally finishes off the Evil Bong series and Scott is just happy to be here.

Justin picked the flicks for this week Naked Lunch and The Dark Backward. Joe is really questioning his and Bill's friendship. Scott dips his toes in the DC pool and we have a whole show.

This episode sucks. 

Well Chris and Bill watched different movies with the same name so........cool. They both watched Pledge Night.......cool. Joe gets the week off and boy does he deserve it. Scott tries to make Bill and Chris feel bad and it doesn't work.

Sorry about the late post this week schedules got crazy. This week Bill opens up a giant can of whoop ass on Chris with the Stone Cold Steve Austin paint by numbers flick "Recoil". But Karma is a bitch cause Return of Superfly does its best to tarnish one of Bill's favorite flicks. Poor Joe...... and well year poor Scott too. 

We are back this week with a couple of flicks that split Chris and I in two different directions. Fist we have SciFi Horror mash up "Nightwish" and then we dive headfirst into the deep end that is the Duke Mitchell dumpster fire that is "Massacre Mafia Style" Joe does everything he can to say something nice about "Evil Bong 2" and Scott well..... Scot has a segment. 

Bill is away this week so here is a episode originallly only released to the patreon feed. Bill hangs out with Actor/Comedian Matt McCarthy and talks about movie obsession and so much more.

Reviews from our Patreon Supporters this week!!! Romero's lost film "The Amusement Park" and the under the radar Bigfoot flick Stomping Ground. Joe starts the Evil Bong series and Scott watches the new Conjuring flick cause he hates himself.

This week on the show we take a look back at Paul W.S. Anderson's follow up to Event Horizon "Soldier" starring Kurt Russell. We also take a look back the late 80's faux sex comedy/Sci-fi flick Dr. Alien. 

Joe finishes off the American Ninja series and Scott watched a cartoon meant for children all this and more on this week's OTC.

This week we take a look at the Soska Sisters cult favorite "American Mary" . Been a little while since we got deep in the Italian end so here is The Evil Eye a classic Pre giallo Bava flick. Joe is still making his way through the American Ninja Series and Scott finally gets back to the movie theater for a watch of "A quiet Place 2"

This week we break form and take a look at the new Zack Snyder Zombie flick "Army of the Dead" and we figured it was a good time to go back and take another look at his first feature the now classic remake of "Dawn of the Dead". It seems like Scott read our minds as he also dips his heavenly toes into the Snyder Zombie lake this week. 

Apparently Joe didn't get the message and managed to just keep doing the American Ninja series with the 3rd installment of the franchise.

Ollie picked "Tales From the Darkside" and we also cover the early Found footage flick "The Mcpherson Tape"

Reviews of The Beast from 1988 and Deep Blood from the depths of hell.

Scott went on vacation and Joe relives memories of being a frat boy obsessed with Cannon movies. 

This week we take a look back at the Zac Snyder dream world "Sucker Punch". We then travel to the oddly colored town of Boston Mills in the found footage flick "June 9" 

Joe finishes up the Subspecies series and Scott lets you know what his fav film of the year is so far. 

This week we catch up on the stuff we were supposed to cover last week. The Dentist 2 and Savage Beach. Also make sure to check out Bill's new Spotify Exclusive podcast "Front 2 Back" Album commentary for full albums hits to deep cuts. check it out here 

https://anchor.fm/bill-fulkerson

Things got all messed up so here is the show we did not the one we promised.

Hey people, this week on the show Bill and Chris take look at the 1961 Dennis Hopper Mermaid tale Night Tide. Then we fast forward to the gogo 90's and book an appointment with Corbin Bernsen for The Dentist. Joe barks at the Full Moon and takes in the first of the Subspecies series and finally Scott stops but to give us the Godzilla Vs. Kong review no one wanted.

This week Chris attempts to Bore Bill to death with the Sci Fi Ted Talk "Creation of the Humanoids" and we take a look at the often over looked Blood Creek from 2009. Joe finishes up the Kickboxer series and Scott does what he does as only he can do.

BOOM! Movies

Bill throws a wrench into everything by having the recording done aa day early. Luckily Chris was able to watch the films and Scott pulled together a segment. No joe though and honestly the dude needed a break anyway. Films reviewed this week are Death Smiles on a Murderer and Punk Rock Vacation. 

This week Bill and Chris ask you to Open Up and Say Ahhhh as we take a look at the Bret Michaels vanity project "A Letter From Death Row". After that we Unskinny Bop right along to the 1987 Bug flick "The Nest". Everyone's favorite Fallen Angel Joe Stops by to tell us about Kickboxer 2. We all know its Nothing But A Good Time when Scott and Holy Shit closes out the show. I had hoped he would Talk Dirty to me but alas Every Rose has It's Thorn and we need to end this punfest.

This week we review the British biker/undead cult favorite "Psychomania". Our second feature is the Argento story "Wax Mask". Joe finally gets away from the Witchcraft series and dives head first in the Kickboxer films. In what is almost a certain Tragedy you get to hear Bill try and find Scott's segment in the deep folders of his iPad. Once located we find that Scott watched another mid tier Netflix original.

This week Bill and Chris take a look at 2 "Found Footage" flicks. First up is the faux doc Lake Mungo from 2010. We follow that up with Skew from 2011. Joe is coming dangerously close to finishing the Witchcraft series and Scott had a lousy Valentines day.

This week we review 2 picks from our Patreon supporters. First we take a look at Joshua's pick up "More American Graffiti" and then Ollie's pick of "The Dam Busters".

This week we take a look at Ollie's pick "The Green Slime" and "The Blob" (1988)

13th anniversary show. Top and Bottom Six from the last year of episodes.

This week's reviews are "All the Color of the Dark" and Freeway 2: Confessions of a Trick Baby.

Reviews of the Giallo classic What Have You Done to Solange and the 90's flick Freeway.

First show of the new year and we review The Fifth Cord and The Premonition.

This week's episode is actually the recording from the 12.28.2020 live show. these are normally only available on our Patreon but with all the holiday shuffle going on we thought it would be a good idea to give everyone a tase of what we are doing weekly over there.

Reviews of I Spit On Your Grave (2010) And Prom Night (2008)

2 Asian films this week I Saw the Devil and Noroi: The Curse 

Films reviewed this week The Corruption of Chris Miller and Split Second.

Reviews of Ruckus and Stone Cold Dead

Reviews of A Colt is My Passport and The Magician 

The Devil's episode with Patreon suggestions Sonny Boy and Turbulence 3:Heavy Metal.

Reviews of Amsterdamned and Stranger Behavior.

Reviews of the random 80's slasher "Edge of the Axe" and the Japanese Yakuza Hybrid "Blind Women's Revenge"

This week Bill gives some news about the future and gives thanks. WE all give our thoughts on the films from this year's Halloween Throwdown.

Full review of the new Hulu Books of Blood and Bill and Chris catch up on tons of recent watches.

Reviews of The Undertaker (Code Red Cut) and The Devil's Music.

Episode #659 Suffer Made In Little Children Britain

Reviews of Suffer Little Children and Made in Britain 

Lazy week we talk about those flicks and yup that is it. 

This week we finally cover Bill Paxton's Frailty. We also look at the 70's sex joke flick If You Don't Stop It...You'll Go Blind

This week we cover a certified cult classic in "Repo Man" and a Vampire Cash in "Cirque Du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant

This week Bill complains about having to do dad things, Chris talk about tree grinding robots and we look at the films Angst and Thank God Its Friday. 

Reviews of A Scanner Darkly and Swimfan

Gamera!!!! or as Bill would say "oh cool Gamera"

Reviews of Stigmata and End of Days. Plus we talk about the world we live in. 

Reviews of the classic anthology Asylum and the 90's Tv satire Stay Tuned 

We finish off the Meatballs series with parts 3 and 4.

This week we dive head first into the Meatballs series, the original and the one with the alien.

Reviews of Bride of Re-Animator and Kung Fu Hustle

Reviews of Firestarter and The Fury. 

Reviews of Brainstorm and Class of 1984

Reviews this week of Dreamscape and Demolition High

Crap this week, Crap movies, crap days, crap night, and Holy Shit with Rev Scott.

This week on the show we dig deep into Neil Breen's announcement of his new NOT a documentary and the 90's SciFi cyborg flick Nemesis. Plus we do a Top 6 of "Quarantine" Films  

This week Bill and Chris catch you up on what they have been watching during the lockdown. then They review the 80's neon art fest "Liquid Sky" and the 90's DTV trash bag "The Club"

Quarincast continues this week with the Robert Altman flick Images and the made for TNT Thriller Hide.

Reviews and news https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/don-t-forget-to-leave-tim-landers-documentary#/

All Anime this we as we review Blackjack: The Movie and Lily C.A.T. we also do a list break down of the "Top Ten Most Influential Anime in America"

Reviews this week of Sunday Too Far Away and Nightmare at Noon. plus we eat outdated snacks from Greece.

Patreon reviews of Red Rock West and Gozu

This Show marks our 12th year as a podcast so what do we do? Well not much really just catch up on some stuff. 

Chris and Bill reveal our top 12 favorite flicks of the year. we also talk a little music, a little stuff that we thought was awful and everything in between. 

Review this week of The Lighthouse and Girl on the Third Floor.

This week Bill and Chris continue their train ride straight to cinema hell with Rob Zombies Three From Hell and the German Abstract folk horror slow burn Hagazussa.

Josh Gravel returns to the show for the first time in almost 2 years and man is it nice to have him back. We review 2 Shudder Exclusives Nekromantic and Tigers are not Afraid. 

This weeks we look at Deep Murder and Parasite as wr cram in as much 2019 content as we can.

Bill and Chris reveal what their top 13 horror films are. 

Bill is Riding solo this week and announces the films for the Throwdown on the 26th. Little bit of Film Freaks news.

Up to this point only Available on out Patreon. 

Dropping Bonus stuff like Snoop. This is a interview Bill did with Synth-wave artist Nina. this was recorded a few weeks ago sorry about the delay getting it released. Make sure to Check out Nina's most recent album Sleepwalking which is available on streaming services everywhere. Also make sure to check out Aztec Records for some of the finest in current Synth and Electronic artists. https://aztecrecords.bandcamp.com/

We finish off the Pusher Trilogy and look at the 80's cheese Rappin.

In this bonus episode Bill chats with Jill Sixx the mind behind "The Stylist" the award winning short that is now funding a feature on Kickstarter. Make sure to get out there and support indie horror.

Donate to the campaign now!

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/thestylist/the-stylist-a-horror-feature-film

Reviews of Pusher and Island of Blood