Episode #94: Baadasssss Metallimaina

This week, the show gets “real.” No, not that kind of real, real as in documentary film real. Wait, wait, wait. I know it sounds boring, but come on! It’s us! We promise we won’t go all Ken Burns on you. (Not that there’s anything wrong with Ken, he just doesn’t have that OTC edge that you have all come to love and expect.)

First up, we have out top six favorite documentaries. As you all know, you can make a doc out of any subject, so it should be an interesting compilation. Then we get into our two reviews.

Our first review is “Metallimania” from 1997. This doc was filmed during the height of Metallica’s career, right after the release of the Black album and just before Load was recorded (the release was delayed a few years after completion.) The majority of the doc is centered on Metallica fans. Now, I know that sounds awful, but, think about this statement towards the end of the film: “Metallica fans, as intelligent as they are diverse. As ugly as they are diverse…” and you have the sense of humor that the doc takes.

Trivia Fact: The Metallica camp fought the release of this doc.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0176988/
Our second review of the week is for 2002’s Baadasssss Cinema. Made for The Independent Film Channel, this doc takes a look at Blaxploitation films during their very short but very popular heyday. There are many archive as well as new interviews with many people involved in the genre and many of our favorite films are spotlighted. Even though it is under an hour in length, it is packed with information.

Trivia Fact: In Death Proof, Shanna (Jordan Ladd) is wearing a t-shirt with this doc’s logo on it.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0321353/
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Episode #83: Don’t Go In Mrs. Wardh

Episode 83: Don’t Go In Mrs. Wardh

This week, we have another wonderfully inspired episode of Outside the Cinema. We discuss our top six “Because the Box Art Was Interesting” movies. These are movies that we either blind bought or rented because the cover art was intriguing.

After that, we get into our reviews. First up is the 1980 not-quite-a-horror-but-it-still-kind-of-is thriller, “Don’t Go in the House” Directed by Joseph Ellison and starting Dan Grimaldi, this is the tale of a man who loses his mother and seemingly as a consequence, his mind.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0080646/


Next up is another in the long line if Giallo’s that Bill has forced Chris to watch. This time, it has a plus going into it. “The Strange Vice of Mrs. Wardh,” or “Lo strano vizio della Signora Wardh” stars Edwige Fenech. Directed by Sergio Martino, this film also stars, um… who cares? Edwige Fenech is in it. What is it about? Some jerk is trying to kill her. That’s all you really need to know. Well, not really. This film also stars Edwige Fenech’s exposed boobs!

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0066412/


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Episode #79 Solange is Out There

Is this the week friends? Has Bill By Force finally picked a Giallo that will not infuriate Mr. Chris? You will have to listen to find out.

The films covered this week are “What Have You Done To Solange?” and “There’s Nothing Out There.”

First up is 1992’s “There's Nothing Out There.” Written and directed by Rolfe Kanefsky, this is the story of a group of teens (Teens? Really? O.K. whatever…) that try to spend a nice relaxing weekend in a cabin in the woods. Unbeknownst to them, a voracious alien has crashed the party. Fortunately, Mike is well versed in all horror movie scenarios. But, will that be enough?

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0103077/

Next we have 1972’s “Cosa avete fatto a Solange?” a.k.a “What Have You Done to Solange?” Based on the novel "The Clue of the New Pin" by Edgar Wallace, the screenplay was written by Bruno Di Geronimo and Massimo Dallamano who also directed the film. This Giallo, set in London tells the story of a group of grisly murders. Something connects all of the victims together, but what is it? Can the police and Enrico 'Henry' Rosseni figure it out in time?

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0068416/

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Episode 76: The Cold Eyes of the Attack Girls

Welcome back to the mayhem and the madness! This week for our top six list,we will be discussing our favorite black/dark comedies.

After that, we dive right into the reviews for this week. The first up is;

Gli occhi freddi della paura a.k.a. Cold Eyes of Fear a.k.a Desperate Moments from 1971 this film was written by Leo Anchóriz from his original story. It is directed by Enzo G. Castellari and stars Giovanni Ralli, Frank Wolff, Fernando Rey, Julián Mateos and Gianni Garko. The plot revolves around a criminal holding people against their will while he searches for the file from his trial that he believes can vindicate him.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0067511/

The second film up on the chopping block is…

Joshikyôei hanrangun a.k.a. Attack Girls Swim Team versus the Undead. Kôji Kawano directs a story written by Satoshi Ôwada that follows a mysterious outbreak at a school in Japan. Only the swim team seems to be immune to the effects of the virus. And, hey, what about the new girl Aki (Sasa Handa?) She knows more than she’s letting on.
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2826602/

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Episode #74 Lost Mutants

Welcome back boys and girls! This week, we present to you for your listening pleasure: Episode 74, - Lost Mutants.

In this episode, we reveal our list of our top six favorite cult comedies. But before that we discuss Michael Jackson’s impact on the mainstream acceptance of horror movies.

Then we get into the reviews. The first is the 1980 Shaw Brother’s produced and Tun Fei Mou directed “Lost Souls” or “Da she.”
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0284964/

Following that, we review the 1982 Roger Corman produced and Allan Holzman directed “Forbidden World,” or as it may be better known, “Mutant.”
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forbidden_World

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Episode #71.5 Outside The Red Bar Cinema

Do you want to hear 2 hours of randomness based around movie talk? Well then take a listen to this special bonus show we did with the crew from Red Bar Radio.Internet superstars Mike D, James Fritz and Mike Stanley of Red Bar Radio join us for a very open horror movie discussion. Not your normal OTC fare but a nice little change of pace. Don't forget to check out redbarradio.com to get a full helping of the guys. In the words of Mike D. "It's a joke, it's a comedy show" chill out and enjoy the ride.

Episode #68 Back to the Psycho Beach Party

Summer kick off show! Top 6 Summer movies and reviews of Back to the Beach and Psycho Beach Party. Plus lots of feedback, so sit back strap yourself in and feel the G's!

Episode #67 - The Lighthouse in West world

Things to note for this show.
First Bill is insane.
Second We do a top six list on Asian Horror/Genre films
Third we review The Lighthouse and West world.
That's pretty much it.

Episode #62 The Good, The Ong Bak, and the Weird.

OK, here we go this week we cover 2 highly anticipated films Ong Bak 2 and The Good, the Bad, and the Weird. We also do a top 6 list on villains who we want to or can kick their ass. OTC Live will be premiering on Sunday April 19th Times will be announced soon. Don't forget head over to Itunes and leave us a review and you may win some swag from us.

Episode #57 The Evil of Black Belt Jones

Japanese Vampires? Blaxploitation Martial Arts? Things are getting interesting here on OTC. This week we cover the Toho Vampire film "Evil of Dracula" and the Blaxploitation Martial Arts slug fest "Black Belt Jones". We also do a top 6 list of films we loved with terrible endings.