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Between tangents on the Disney shareholders meeting, Scooby-Doo, American Pie spin-offs, and what makes a Christmas movie, Skyler and Will find time to talk about Home Alone: The Holiday Heist. It has guilt trips, Malcolm McDowell, and a potentially drunk former Lou Grant cast member. [ 1:42:19 || 51.9 MB ]
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Happy Holidays from us here at Dread Media. This Christmas episode was cobbled together kind of last minute, but it turned out to be a great episode featuring several contributors! First off, Desmond and Duane review the "working late on Christmas Eve" film P2. Then, Rich the Monster Movie Kid dials into 3615 code Pere Noel. Finally, Tom Deja looks at the brand new crazy Christmas Grindhouse film Fatman. Christmas Carols included: "No Presents for Christmas" by Two Minutes to Late Night, "I'd Like You For Christmas" by Julie London, "Merry Christmas" by Bonnie Tyler, "Jingle Hell" by Christopher Lee, and "Silent Night, Deadly Night (acoustic)" by The Browns. [ 1:28:03 || 42.5 MB ]
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This week on the show, Desmond and Tom try to wrap their heads around the surreal French Canadian cosmic opera Shudder miniseries Blood Machines. Then, as if he wasn't put upon enough, Tom makes his way through the insanity that is Army of Frankensteins. Songs included: "Starship" by Turbonegro, "Cage Around the Sun" by Monster Magnet, "Army of Me" by Klone, and "Woman Machine" by Alice Cooper. [ 59:03 || 28.6 MB ]
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A much-delayed Hey, an Actor sees The Brothers Wilson take on some choice entries of the filmography of the groundbreaking stand-up comedian and actor Richard Pryor. Both hosts experience Brewster's Millions for the first time, whilst Pandy nominates one of Pryor's many collaborations with the great Gene Wilder in See No Evil, Hear No Evil, and Ian finally allows a comic book movie to be covered on HAA via Superman III. We also deliver a mea culpa from Ian (RE: the podcast's delay), gain Evie Wilson's familiarity with the DC Universe, and, in a first for the podcast, announce the subject of our End of Year special (to be recorded very soon). [ 2:50:55 || 82.4 MB ]
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This week on Dread Media, Desmond and Duane go to The Church. Then, Desmond gets verbose in his Dread Media Top 5 Favorite Italian Horror Films Not Directed by Bava / Argento / Fulci. And, of course, there's music: "My Church is Black" by Me and That Man, "Church Breaks Down" by Helloween, "Night Danger" by Pretty Maids, and "Love Me Like A Reptile" by Ellefson. [ 1:08:10 || 32.9 MB ]
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This week on Dread Media, we have a double feature of gritty horror comedies. First up, Desmond and Duane don't really laugh, but still enjoy Hellbenders. Then, Tom grits his teeth through a review of Babysitter: Killer Queen. Songs included: "Hellbound" by Pantera, "Priest with the Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Get Out of My bed" by The Locust, "Bad Babysitter" by Princess Superstar, and "At the Seams" by Zeal and Ardor. [ 1:02:27 || 30.2 MB ]
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Between quoting Hamilton and lamenting travel restrictions, Christian and Emma Honore rank their favorite and the worst fictional houses, as well as the ones they'd like to visit but not live in. [ 1:31:12 || 46.7 MB ]
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Between quoting Hamilton and lamenting travel restrictions, Christian and Emma Honore rank their favorite and the worst fictional houses, as well as the ones they'd like to visit but not live in. [ 1:31:12 || 119.2 MB ]
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This week on Dread Media, the local crew (Brittney, Jeff, Mo, Scott, and Mostly Silent Stacy) join Desmond to discuss the new Indigenous-themed Canadian zombie film, Blood Quantum. Then, Desmond goes solo on a Dread Media Top 5 of Indigenous-Themed Horror Across All Media. Songs included: "Only Daddy That'll Walk the Line" by Waylon Jennings, "Indians" by Anthrax, "Native Blood" and "Trail of Tears" by Testament. [ 1:05:02 || 31.4 MB ]
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While attempting to uncover the secrets of her grandmother's past, Yas and her friends accidentally find themselves on the newly formed border between India and Pakistan ("Demons of the Punjab"). Then, the arrival of an unexpected message leads The Doctor to a conspiracy that could have catastrophic repercussions ("Kerblam!"). [ 1:02:43 || 45.8 MB ]
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This week on Dread Media, Des and Duane present a double feature with either women in peril or unreliable narrators. First up: we review the 15th century witchcraft paranoia film Hagazussa. Them a young woman housesits a possibly haunted house in Darling. Songs included: "Spooky" by Two Minutes to Late Night, "Sadistic Ritual" by Venom Prison, "Darling I Need You" by Bad Brains, and "At the Seams" by Zeal and Ardor. [ 56:54 || 27.5 MB ]
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After taking some time to discuss the then-current passing of Hana Kimura, Kellen and Tom review an interesting week of programming, featuring Doug Furnas and Phil LaFon vs Jeff and Matt Hardy on Shotgun in the dream match you never realized you wanted. On Raw, Vince McMahon explains why Kellen and Tom named the podcast as they did, and Steve Austin encourages The Rock to take up a new hobby. [ 1:31:44 || 29.3 MB ]
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This week on Dread Media, Desmond and Duane have a wildly rambling conversation about the documentary Scream, Queen! My Nightmare on Elm Street. Then Desmond runs down a Dread Media Top 5 documentaries about a horror film. Songs included: "Queen of Pain" by Alkaline Trio, "Walk with Me In Nightmares" by Tombs, "Reality" by Voivod, and "Rocket Queen" by Two Minutes to Late Night. [ 1:08:00 || 32.9 MB ]
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This week on Dread Media, we've got a double feature of movies about hunting women. Not all women. Two women in particular. First up, Adam, Brittney, Desmond, Jeff, Mo, and Scott look at Ready or Not, in which Samara Weaving shines as the bride whose entrance into her new family is marred with a strange ritual. Then, in what might be the first post-modern rape revenge film, Desmond and Duane take a male gaze at Coralie Fargeat's Revenge. And, as always, there are tunes: "I'm Gonna Kill That Woman" by Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds, "Love Me Tender" by Stereo Jane, "She" by Snapcase, and "If It Bleeds" by Poppy. [ 1:00:20 || 29.2 MB ]
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It's Halloween time, which means Skyler and Will are back to talk about Scream 3. Join us for a discussion of the glory of Parker Posey, Among Us, Courtney Cox's bangs, some Transformers talk, why the killer might be a quantum singularity, and more tangents because anything has to be better than this movie. TW: There is a discussion of the casting couch and sexual violence from 2:21:24-2:25:52. [ 3:22:45 || 99.2 MB ]
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To celebrate 15 years of Earth-2.net: The Show, Dan and Mike look back at the once-seminal Wizard. How did a price guide become the go-to comic book magazine, how did it go from a groundbreaking Generation X tome to hate-filled trash, and how is its influence still felt today? Dan and Mike look at these questions and more, and Dan brings some crazy stats to the table. [ 1:58:32 || 60.6 MB ]
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This week on Dread Media, Desmond and Duane sit down to discuss the brand new film from Brandon Cronenberg, Possessor. It's intense, moody, stylistic, colorful, and nihilist. So Desmond follows that up with a Dread Media Top 5 Films with Possessor DNA. And, of course, songs: "Control" by Biohazard, "Possessed" by Suicidal Tendencies, "Forging the Beast" by Johann Johannsson, and "Defy the Tyrant" by Venom Prison. [ 56:12 || 27.2 MB ]
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This week on Dread Media, Demond and Duane watch an innovative new film on Shudder: Scare Me. Then Rich the Monster Movie Kid listens to Halloween Horrors, another weird record from 1977. Then, we all listen to songs: "You Scare Me (Not)" by The Meteors, "Your Bedtime Story is Scaring Everyone" by In Flames, "Only the Haunted" by Dog Fashion Disco, and "TV Set" by Kyle Shutt. [ 58:53 || 28.5 MB ]
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Bow bow, are you ready? It’s the final PPV of the year, D-Generation X, and that means we have Shawn vs Shamrock, Austin vs Rock, the real Vince McMahon, The Blackheart, The Bootcamp, Butterbean, and blue-eyed Babyface Jim Cornette. Also Jeff Jarretts new music, a 20-minute detour into the history of TNA, and Don Callis giving some really bad advice. And if you think that description was all over the place, just wait until you hear about this week with New York, Free for All, the PPV, and Raw. [ 3:09:58 || 91.3 MB ]
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Hannah and Jim return to discuss Microsoft's purchase of Bethesda, as well as Maria Dahvana-Headley's Beowulf: A New Translation. [ 43:41 || 22.6 MB ]
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This week on Dread Media, Desmond and Duane take a look at Incubus. Then Rich the Monster Movie Kid reviews an old-school Power Records release! Songs included: "Incubus" by Opprobrium, "Vice Versa" by Samson, "I Want Out" by Helloween, and "House of Pain" by Van Halen. RIP Eddie Van Halen. [ 1:02:28 || 30.2 MB ]
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This week, Tom Deja joins Desmond for another double feature of weird superheroes. First up, Alan Arkin is a washed-up alcoholic superhero taking on Christopher Lee's diabolical villain in The Return of Captain Invincible. Then, the duo takes a look at the modern Indonesian vigilante film, Valentine: The Dark Avenger. Songs include: "Superhero" by The Pretty Reckless, "Name Your Poison" by Christopher Lee, "Blood Avenger" by Doomriders, and "Great Lakes Avengers" by Kirby Krackle. [ 1:14:45 || 36.1 MB ]
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To save their homeworld, a computer-based species creates the perfect holographic woman for Riker ("11001001"). Then a dying admiral is called to action when an old enemy takes an ambassador hostage ("Too Short a Season"). [ 1:07:43 || 33.0 MB ]
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Ian and Dave wade through two more episodes of Automan. In "Flashes and Ashes," Walter tries to prove an old friend wasn't corrupt and finds himself pitched against a suave Internal Affairs officer looking to become the next District Attorney. In "The Biggest Game in Town," LA comes under attack from a group of hackers. Walter and Automan must stop their acts of sabotage and track them down. They also discuss the possibility of Automan taking place in the same fictional universe as Robocop, more throwaway lines that open up all sorts of philosophical questions about the nature of Automan's sentience, and are taken aback by a police captain's use of a very British mild obscenity. [ 1:39:57 || 93.7 MB ]
Week 51
in A Cure for the Common Podcast: A WWF 1997 Retrospective
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Doug Furnas and Phil LaFon's run on Shtogun continues in a match that the ring simply could not contain. Meanwhile, on Monday Night Raw, there's a special Christmas episode, and Shawn Michaels is in a very giving mood as he is forced to defend the European Championship against HHH. Kellen and Tom review Shawn's championship history in despair. [ 1:40:23 || 48.3 MB ]