B & S About Movies podcast Episode 160: Rambo
All five Rambo movies. This is where I lose half my audience, right? Well, stick around, because I love these movies but I can still make fun of them at times. There are more samples this episode than Paul’s Boutique. There’s also a list of Rambospolitation movies, fake Sly Stallone getting interviewed about the Rambo […]
B & S About Movies podcast Episode 159: Mill Creek sets
Get ready for a deep dive into the wonderfully chaotic, budget-conscious world of physical media as we crack open the treasure chests of Mill Creek box sets! On this episode, we are digging through the bargain-bin goldmines to celebrate some of the wildest cult, horror and exploitation flicks to ever grace a multi-feature set. From […]
NIGHTMARE USA PODCAST episode 9: Crazed
In this episode, Adam and Sam watch their Ps and Qs as they explore the tortured minds of Grahame and Karen in Richard Cassidy’s 1978 film Crazed (AKA Slipping Into Darkness AKA Bloodshed). You can listen to the show on Spreaker and Spotify. Watch Crazed on YouTube here Email us at nightmareusapod@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram: @nightmareusapod Follow Adam on Letterboxd: […]
Talking Devil Woman on the Making Tarantino podcast
On this episode of the podcast Phillip is joined once again by friend, movie lover, and host of the B and S About Movies podcast, co-host of the Nightmare U.S.A. podcast, and co-host of Drive-In Asylum on YouTube and Facebook every other Saturday Sam Panico. (Full disclosure…when starting this podcast Phillip thought that Devil Woman […]
B & S About Movies podcast Episode 158: Houses of Wax
Today, we are turning down the lights, locking the doors, and exploring the chilling subgenre of wax museum horror. There is something inherently unsettling about wax figures—lifelike, yet eerily lifeless—making them the perfect vessel for terror. In this episode, let’s talk about six masterpieces of melting menace: Listen & Subscribe Catch the new Nightmare U.S.A. […]
B & S About Movies podcast Episode 157: Beyond the Blonde: The Wild Cinema of Jayne Mansfield
Before the modern era of self-branded pop superstars, Jayne Mansfield wrote the blueprint. As one of the definitive defining bombshells of the 1950s and 60s, she brilliantly weaponized her own public persona, combining high-IQ intellect (she was a classical pianist and spoke multiple languages) with magnetic, over-the-top camp and screen charisma. Mansfield transcends standard Hollywood […]
NIGHTMARE USA PODCAST episode 8: Mako Jaws of Death
In this episode, Sam and Adam hop on an airboat and sail down to Florida to take in the sights of William Grefè’s Mako: The Jaws of Death. Apologies in advance to the residents of St. Louis, Florida, and possibly Wisconsin. You can currently watch The Jaws of Death on Arrow Player (along with a bevy of other […]
B & S About Movies podcast Episode 156: Harry Novak
This week, all Harry Novak. Behind Locked Doors, Crazy Wild and Crazy, Country Hooker, Country Cuzzins, Kiss Me Quick, Mantis In Lace, Please Don’t Eat My Mother and Roseland. This is wallowing in filth. You can listen to the show on Spotify. The show is also available on Apple Podcasts, iHeartRadio, Amazon Podcasts, Podchaser and […]
B & S About Movies podcast Special Episode 25: September Drive-In Monster Super-Rama
September Drive-In Super Monster-Rama is back at The Riverside Drive-In Theatre, September 19 and 20, 2025. Two big nights with four feature films each night include: Admission is $15 per person each night (children 12 and under – accompanied by an adult guardian – are admitted free). Overnight camping is available (breakfast included) for an […]
B & S About Movies podcast Episode 155: Even Better than the Real Thing
This time, we’re talking rip-offs. Robowar, Lady Terminator, Idu Saadhya (Bollywood Stagefright), Blue Island, Paradisio Blu and Blue Tornado. But it’s also about Harlan Ellison vs. James Cameron, Ricky Schroder going to Point Dume and watching a Satanic orgy ritual sacrifice on video, the heel turn of Willie Aames and Scott Baio, misquoting Lucio Fulci […]
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