Revenge of the Drive-In

Jim and Patrick discuss the dangers of scientific advancement and the pure joy that's the result of seeing someone in a bulky costume fall over. 

Patrick and special guest Kevin discuss a classic in British science fiction, as well as an Ed Wood movie that features some great hammy Bela Lugosi acting, and plenty of stock footage. 

Jim and Patrick discuss one of the greatest films of one of film's greatest directors, as well as a movie so bad that it wasn't even allowed to have just one director.

Patrick and Ghoulies superfan Feck ignite the great debates of whether or not Ghoulies is a 1984 film, as well as what exactly does Brinke Stevens's filmography consist of

Patrick and Josh explore a by-the-numbers sequel as well as the wild world of director Larry Cohen, where right wing crazy right wing militias can be heroes in movies satirizing American corporations

Jim and Patrick discuss splitting people in half, head explosions, age gaps, incels, and the urinal rule.

Patrick and Sean discuss a career low for NFL legend Jim Brown in a film from the director of Samurai Cop, as well as Godzilla's first time fighting another monster. 

Jim and Patrick discuss Kong, the most terrifying thing to hit the Broadway stage since that Spider-Man musical, as well as one of the stranger results of the public domain. 

Freddy is back! Krueger, not the guest we had last episode. This one is from Jim and Patrick, discussing their first James Cameron movie and their second Elm Street film. 

Patrick and Freddy of Knight Light: A Horror Movie Podcast discuss a classic Italian horror film from director Dario Argento, as well as a forgotten direct to video sasquatch movie that was surprisingly amusing. 

Patrick and Jim discuss Italian western theme parks and the bastardization of Japanese culture.

Jim and Patrick take on arguably the most boring science fiction film ever made, and a weird Shakespeare-inspired horror movie starring Vincent Price.

Patrick is joined by special guest Feck of Schlock Reviews as they take on a couple of forgotten cult movies that are still waiting for their cult audiences.

Patrick and Jim discuss pointless cameos by horror stars, The X-Files, and the greatest zombie film ever made. 

Patrick and special guest Josh of Grandma Sophia's Cookies explore an early slasher classic and the always weird and horrifically violent world of Italian horror. 

We discuss our favorite kills, scenes, songs, and of course movies from our first season

With special appearance by Uncle Buck, for some reason. Not exactly as planned.

The best Odessa Steps homage in slasher movie history, and the second best revenge horror comedy in which Vincent Price kills people in overly elaborate ways

Groundbreaking effects, a megalomaniacal supervillain, and awkward kung fu

Is the puppet spitting leeches really just a medieval doctor trying to prescribe medicine? Can you buy exploding lightbulbs at Canadian Tire? All this and more discussed in this episode. 

We have such awkward Italian dubbing to show you.

Jim and Patrick discuss the weird coincidence of attractive Australian actresses all looking alike, as well as how desperately Hong Kong filmmakers wished everybody looked like Bruce Lee.

I've got those hup, two, three, four occupation xenomorph blues.

Spoilers abound. Cannot recommend watching Sleepaway Camp enough, though.

James Bond: Cambridge-educated, suave, sophisticated, irresistible to women. Wesley Littlejohn: awkward freshman at a community college who has a phallic antenna coming out of his head, also irresistible to women? Jim and Patrick discuss this bizarre pairing. 

Pig masks, switchboards, and tapes....lots and lots of tapes.

Jim and Patrick explore the haunted Greco-Roman hallways of Morningside with the classic Phantasm and discuss the worst thing to come out of Canada since Prime Minister Trudeau's blackface pictures. 

Impaling a topless woman on a mounted deer head and a monster ripping the skin off of a naked woman in one fell swoop - which is the better kill? This and other topics discussed

Jim and Patrick debate whether a film about a murderous doll or a film about an incestuous cannibalistic family is more suitable for children. 

Jim and Patrick explore Japan's fascination with rubber monster costumes, in addition to comparing Andy Sidaris's direction to The Godfather.

Bad monster suits, good Liv Tyler acting, and Kirk fighting the Gorn are among the topics of discussion in this one. 

Jim and Patrick discuss having watched two '80s classics, for want of a better word. Hockey masks are present in one of the movies. 

Jim and Patrick explore the wonderful world of James Bond and tune in for one of Wes Craven's strangest movies: Shocker. 

Jim and Patrick explore classics from two different eras.

Jim and Patrick discuss one of 2016's two great movies involving a disabled person's home being invaded, as well as one of the two great gym-themed slasher movies from the late '80s.