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  1. This week, Terry Mitchell returns to discuss the 90s video game-themed horror film Brainscan. Then, I spend a few minutes paying tribute to my cousin. Songs included: "Leave Me Alone" by Butthole Surfers, "Welcome to This World" by Primus, "Hallowed Land" by Paradise Lost, and "Thought Crime Spree" by Pig Destroyer. RIP Steven Reddick. RIP Blake Harrison. Fuck cancer. [ download ]
  2. This week, Desmond and Duane dig the 2018 film that might be considered a Weird Western: The Wind. Then, Desmond goes solo on the 1928 silent film that inspired that movie: The Wind. Batten down the hatches and drown out the wind with these tunes: "Alone in the Wind" by Andrew WK, "It Must Be the Wind" by The Darkest of the Hillside Thickets, "The Wind and More" by Roky Erickson and the Explosives, and "Walker Upon the Wind" by Satyricon. [ download ]
  3. This week on the show, Desmond and Tom take a look at a film set in California and filmed in Jamaica that features some films within films: Popcorn. Then Des goes solo on a Dread Media Top 5 Fake Films from Popular Films. Songs included: "Popcorn" by The Graveyard Boulevard, "Popcorn" by Bad Brains, "Night Danger" by Pretty Maids, and "Movie in My Mind" by Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real. [ download ]
  4. This time, Bryan and Desmond present Nicolas Cage's eighth role: a Canadian legend in rowing from the 19th century in The Boy in Blue. There's a wild tangent early on, but they spend the rest of the time talking about how this is actually kind of good. It's just not so much what we have come to expect from a Nicolas Cage movie. [ download ]
  5. http://www.earth-2.net/images/front/haa.jpg The Year of Redux commences! The Brothers Wilson's victory lap after 100 episodes will consist of previously covered actors that we feel deserve an update or second go, and what better way to start than with Will Smith. Ian and Pandy discuss sci-fi comedy Men in Black, biopic Ali, and Netflix juggernaut Bright, as well as what has happened in the 10-ish years since last they explored his career. Plus: can Will Smith be considered a "safe pair of hands" with his movie choices? How have the events of the 2023 Oscars affected his career? How awesome is Bright!? All the questions answered, a new celebrity endorsement, and more in this audio gift for your ears! [ download ]
  6. This week on the show, Desmond and Duane talk about the erotic neo-giallo that doesn't quite hit the mark: Knife + Heart. Then Desmond delivers a Dread Medias Top 5 Erotic Horror Films that do hit the mark. Of course, there's tunes: "Homophobes Are Just Mad Cuz They Can't Get Laid" by Propagandhi, "Satan Is a Gay Porno Star" by Zimmer's Hole, "Erotic Nights of the Living Dead" by Gost, and "Love Will Tear Us Apart" by Nouvelle Vague. [ download ]
  7. This week, Desmond and Tom take a look at the Frankenstein story modernized once again as The Angry Black Girl and Her Monster. Then Desmond goes solo on a Dread Media Top 5 Frankenstein Reinventions. Songs included: "Feed My Frankenstein" and "Teenage Frankenstein" by Alice Cooper, "Puttin' on the Ritz" performed by Gene Wilder and Peter Boyle from Young Frankenstein, and "Jesus Frankenstein" by Rob Zombie. [ download ]
  8. This week, Desmond and Tom once again take in a double feature of international superhero films! Up first, Indonesia's most popular superhero emerges in Gundala. Then, they try to make sense of the Japanese-by-way-of-indie-Hollywood film Lion-Girl. Songs included: "Superhero" by Anthrax, "Electric Messiah" by High on Fire, "Heart of a Lion" by Lordi, and "No Heroes" by Converge. [ download ]
  9. This week, Desmond and Tom talk about the brand new Joe Lynch film that began development as a Stuart Gordon film: Suitable Flesh. Then Desmond goes solo on a Dread Media Top 5 Stuart Gordon Fun Facts You Probably Didn't Know. Songs included: "Burnt Offering" by A Mourning Star, "Possession" by Otep, "When Death Comes Crawling" by End Reign, and "Dead Skin Mask" by Slower. [ download ]
  10. This week on the show, Desmond and Duane deliver a double feature of films about crazy families. First up, they talk about the Full Moon film The Head of the Family and its unacknowledged "inspiration." Then they talk about the Fangoria production Skinned Deep. Songs included: "It's Gonna Be a Long Night" by Ween, "Headrush" by Mutoid Man, "Brain's Theme from 'Skinned Alive'" by Captain Sensible, Laurence 'Monty' Burrows, and Erik Woods, and "Head Creeps" by Alice in Chains. [ download ]
  11. It's another episode of Cage Dive, so that means it's time for Nic Cage to have something to say about the Vietnam War again! This time, he is charged with helping his friend Matthew Modine come back from a mysterious mental health breakdown before he is committed to an insane asylum for the rest of his life in the 1984 Alan Parker film Birdy. Desmond and Bryan spend the bulk of this episode trying to figure out what, if anything, was actually wrong with Birdy. Birdy, the character we mean. We know what's wrong with the movie. It's boring! We talk a lot about Nic Cage's dental work in this episode, which is good, because Bryan isn't interested in talking about Peter Gabriel's score to the film. [ download ]
  12. This week on the show, Desmond and Tom discuss a film Tom worked on, the wild body horror film Rejuvenatrix (or The Rejuvenator). After they discuss the film and what role Tom played in its production, Desmond goes solo on a Dread Media Top 5 Movies with a Similar Vibe Volume 5 or whatever. Haha! Enjoy along with these tunes: "Downtown" by Unto Others, "You're Beautiful" by Crowbar Abortion, "Krokodil Blues" by Weird Tales, and "I Am the Void" by Entheos. [ download ]
  13. This week on the show, Desmond and Duane look at an indie folk horror film about a backwoods community enthralled to a pit in the forest: Jug Face. Then, not one to turn down a bizarre theme, Desmond goes solo on a Dread Media Top 5 Favorite Pit Stories. Songs from the pit: "Cesspits" by Napalm Death, "Master of the Pit" by Cirith Ungol, "Into the Pit" by Fight, and "Deadly Sinners" by 3 Inches of Blood. RIP to David J Skal and Tisa Farrow. [ download ]
  14. This week, the elevator is broken and you best look out the peephole before opening your doors. Things aren't going well in these apartment buildings. First, Deadites roam the halls in Tom and Desmond's review of Evil Dead Rise. Then, Desmond goes solo on a review of the French film Lockdown Tower as well as an impromptu Dread Media Top 5 Horror Movies That Take Place Entirely in Apartment Buildings. And don't play these tunes too loud or the building manager will have to get involved: "The Tower (Theme from The Work)" by Rivers of Nihil, "High Rise" by Black Mountain, "Desolate Fog" by End Reign, and "Mogwai Highrise Massacre" by Chained to the Dead. [ download ]
  15. http://www.earth-2.net/images/front/haa.jpg Celebration time! Hey, an Actor celebrates its 100th episode with a brief look at one of their most revered, loved, and perved-upon faces: Heather Graham! As well as pausing to appreciate her in all her glory, we also cover the recent holiday rom-com Best. Christmas. Ever! and gritty Jack the Ripper murder adventure From Hell. The usual end of year festivities bring Christian's Casting Challenge, The Tomlinsons, and a batch of outtakes. Plus, this episode is packed with extra treats to celebrate its centenary, including celebrity endorsements, high quality feedback galore, and a familiar old friend or two. Many thanks to our listeners and supporters for 10 years of childish fun! [ download ]