Blackout is a TV movie that has never been released on DVD or blu ray. It is on YouTube. You should totally watch it but maybe listen to the podcast first.

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I was so excited to be invited back on to the show to discuss Mario Bava’s Planet of the Vampires. There’s so much to get into here and I hope you enjoy this deep dive into this film, as well as the last episode of season one of this show.

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Last Ounce of Courage is one of the biggest bullet ever fired in the War On Christmas. If you are offended by the fact that I’m a big liberal who also loves guns, well, I don’t know what to tell you. Maybe Merry Christmas? Happy holidays? You can watch this movie on YouTube.

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A Visit to Santa was made in McKeesport, outside of Pittsburgh and is a time capsule of a world that does not exist any longer. Also, it has more Pittsburgh accents than the Strip District Primanti Brothers on a Saturday night at 3 a.m. You can watch this movie on YouTube.

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Elves is one of my favorite movies of all time, much less holiday movies. Did you know that the Third Reich was working with elves to make the perfect race? Well, now you do. Listen to this episode and learn everything you need to know. You can watch this movie on YouTube.

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After a long hiatus, I’ve brought back the podcast. I was wondering how to make it unique as there are so many podcasts. The show Bizarre Albums gave me the inspiration I was looking for. On this new show, I’ll be doing one movie and trying to tell you why you should watch it in ten minutes or less. Well, I’ve already gone over that time once but that’s the idea.

I’ve already recorded several episodes and some are already posted. Here they are:

Episode 1: Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Heart’s Club Band: This was the first movie on the site and is now the first episode of the podcast. How could the Bee Gees, Peter Frampton and The Beatles fail? You can rent or buy Sgt. Pepper’s at the following locations.

Episode 2: Yor Hunter from the Future: Yor the Hunter from the Future is a movie that I’ve watched hundreds of times. Get ready for me to talk about it non-stop for over ten minutes. You can find out where to watch it here.

Episode 3: Night Train to Terror: Learn about Phillip Yordan, about Satan and God playing cards, hear a song a whole bunch of times and thrill to me talking way too much about a movie no one cares about. You can watch this on Tubi.

Episode 4: Suicide Cult: The 1970s. Carnivals. Satanism. Biorhythms. Astrology. Government conspiracies. Religion. This is one film that honestly has it all — and then some. You can watch this on Tubi.

Episode 5: Manhattan Baby: Even people who love Lucio Fulci hate this movie. Not me. I love it. You’re going to find out just how much I love it. You can watch it on Tubi.

Episode 6: Santa Claws: Can John Russo make a Christmas slasher? Should he? Is it mostly women dancing half-naked? Of course it is. It’s also pretty much Night Killer in Pittsburgh. You can get it from Terror Vision or watch it on Tubi.

After the holidays, episodes will be posted weekly. Do you have a movie you want me to cover? Let me know!

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Jenn Upton, who often writes for the site, is a guest on the new episode of Making Tarantino and she discusses Lady Snowblood.

You can listen to it wherever you find podcasts or check out the official Making Tarantino website.

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I was excited to discuss Black Gunn, a 1972 Jim Brown film directed by Robert Hartford-Davis, who of course made Corruption, which is not a women’s picture. This episode has so much movie talk and discussion of just how much Jim Brown means as the first black action hero, Hartford-Davis’ incredibly scummy UK history working with the Ford brothers and his lost movie Nobody Ordered Love, Luciana Paluzzi’s Italian movies and Thunderball, Bruce Glover being way bigger than we imagined, Gary Conway being Rick Dalton and Tony Giorgio being the devil in Night Train to Terror.

This was so much fun to do and I appreciate Phil editing how much I go on and on, which can’t be easy.

You can listen to it wherever you find podcasts or check out the official Making Tarantino website.

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You can also check out the podcasts I’ve been on with this Letterboxd list.

We’re guest-starring with the Neon Brainiacs this week!

Here’s what they have to say:

“We’re avoiding hugs this week, maniacs, as we dive into the 1980 toxic waste PSA that is The Children. Bringing us this weird slice of 80s horror are the hosts of Drive-In Asylum, Bill Van Ryn and Sam Panico. While we dissect the flick, we also discuss topics such as standard procedure for dealing with abandoned buses, old-time industry nicknames that sound like giallo film titles, and apple routes. And in true crossover fashion, Sam shares a movie-related cocktail recipe towards the end of the episode!”

You can listen to this episode here or anywhere you find podcasts!