Episode #208 Four Year Strong (reup)

Somehow this little cult movie podcast has made it to it's fourth birthday. We do our top and bottom 6 from the last years episodes it is a lot of fun.

OTC Talk 11.22

Frank (Are you Serious) joins us in Studio for a discussion on Twilight: New Moon and if it deserves a place in the genre cinema world. Bill gives his review of Black Dynamite http://www.blackdynamitemovie.com/ , dvd releases, my movie is better than your move and much much more.

Episode 95: Sweet Barry McKenzie Longthighs

Episode 95: Sweet Barry McKenzie Longthighs

I hope everyone enjoys the new edition to the show, Anna. Please, everyone, make her feel welcome!

This is a first for Outside the Cinema, in the entire history of the show, there has never been a mix up in the titles of the movies that we ware going to review for the week. But, as they say, there is a first time for everything. So, take a listen to the show and you’ll hear all the hilarity that ensues from two guys trying to see Edwige Fenech naked!

First up is the weekly top six list. In keeping with box office trends, we decide to compile a list of vampires that are better, in one way or another, than “Twilight” vampires.

Then, we move on to our reviews.

First up is Bill’s Fenech flick, Giovannona coscialunga, disonorata con onore, or Giovannona Longthighs.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0070111/

Next, we hear the review of the Fenech flick that Chris watched, The Sweet Pussycats, or

Alle Kätzchen naschen gern, from 1969.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0064005/

We follow those reviews with a movie that we both watched, Barry McKenzie Holds His Own, from 1974. This is the story of a man searching Europe for his kidnapped Aunt Edna. Little does Barry know that the weird Count Von Plasma in Transylvania is holding her!

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0071196/

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OTC Talk 11.15.09

Recording of the live show from 11.15, Michael Neel the Director of "Drive in Horror Show" joins us for this weeks show. all kinds of zany stuff happens. check out www.driveinhorrorshow.com to learn more about Mike's film.

OTC Talk 11.03.09

Recording of the live show from 11/3 Mel joins us. My movie is better, dvd round up, Quest for the Classics, and the Juggalo Poetry Slam.

Episode #93: Bettie Page… Watermelon Man

This week, we have a very special announcement about the show. Of course, this is followed by what will go down as the best sound clip EVER. Then we get into the meat of the show. This week, the top six list is “Top Six Cult Flicks for Chicks.” It’s an interesting list and hopefully will generate some discussion. We follow that with our two reviews.

First up is the 1970 comedy / drama “Watermelon Man.” This socially satirical film was directed by Melvin Van Peebles, written by Herman Raucher and stars Godfrey Cambridge in the lead role of Jeff Greber. The story revolves around Jeff, who is a white man (and a bigot.) One morning and with no cause, he wakes up a black man. Now Jeff will see first hand how difficult it is for a black man during the civil rights movement.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0066550/

Trivia fact – Taglines used for “Watermelon Man” that wouldn’t be acceptable today:

The Uppity Movie.

His white bread world just turned upside brown!

A very funny thing happened to Jeff Gerber. It won't happen to you, so you can laugh.


Our next feature is the docudrama Bettie Page: Dark Angel from 2004. Directed by Nico B. and written by Carly Adler and Nico B, this is the story of the last years of Bettie’s career with Irving Klaw as she tries to become a legitimate actress while posing for some of the most well known pictures ever.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0397039/

Trivia fact – There actually were home air conditioners in the 1950’s.

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Episode #84: After Alabama’s Midnight Ghost

This week on Outside the Cinema, the boys tackle two very different films. Alabama’s Ghost and After Midnight, but first, they discuss their picks for “Top Six Badass Films.”

That should generate some feedback!


The first review of the show is Alabama’s Ghost. Released in 1973, this is the story of… well… there’s this guy, Alabama. He finds the belongings of a great magician named Carter. He uses the things to launch his music/magic career. Unfortunately for the plot, there are vampires, hippies, a weird Ed Gien kind of car, a robot and female Nazi scientists. You kind of have to see it to believe it.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0068187/


The second review is for the 1989 horror anthology “After Midnight.” The best thing that this has going for it is a whole bunch of “Hey, I know them!” moments. The plot revolves around a “Psychology of Horror” class run by a complete douche. Because of a bad choice by the teacher, he is forced to conduct the class according to the rules. However, those that are really interested in true fear are invited to his house to try and scare each other with true stories.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0096769/


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OTC Talk 8.25

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Episode 81: The Last Withnail

What’s the old saying? “Ask and you shall receive.” Maybe I’m thinking of “Be careful what you wish for.” It can go either way this week as you will hear.

First up is our top six list of underused and / or underappreciated action stars.

Then we get into our first review, 1987’s “Withnail and I.” The sociopath drunk junkie, Withnail (Richard E. Grant) and his equally unemployed actor friend I, (Marwood played by Paul McGann) need to get out of their squalid apartment and into better surroundings. They accidentally end up on holiday in the English countryside where they can’t seem to adjust. Hunted (?) by a poacher, stalked by a homosexual “Uncle” (Richard Griffiths) and facing down randy bulls are but a few of the problems facing the pair. A true cult film, it is written and directed by Bruce Robinson.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0094336/

Next up is the 1982 flick, “The Last Horror Film.” Directed by David Winters and starring Caroline Munro and Joe Spinell, “The Last Horror Film” tells the story of one man’s quest to put his favorite actress in his movie. Or does it? The back-story may actually be more interesting than the plot of the film.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0087592/

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Episode #78 Rabid Gymkata AKA Gymkata Kidnapped.

This is Episode 78 Rabid Gymkata or Gymkata Kidnapped.

In this episode, out top six list is our Top Six Time Travel Movies.

The first feature we review is the Kurt Thomas vehicle, Gymkata! With the tagline, “The skill of gymnastics, the kill of karate, you know it has to be good! Or does it?

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0089243/

The second feature is Mario Bava’s recently restored film, “Cani arrabbiati” otherwise known as “Kidnapped” or “Rabid Dogs.” It centers on a group of thieves and their hostages as they try to find a safe place to hide from the police until the heat blows over.

Hot, angry, sweaty and uncomfortable, this was one of Bava’s last films.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0071275/

Next week’s show is pre-recorded, so any feedback will appear in the following week’s episode (number 80.)


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OTC Talk 7.21.09

This week we have Jay from the band Defeater in the studio and we cover all kinds of stuff Movie and Non movie related. Listen live every tuesday @ www.tv.outsidethecinema.com

Episode 77: Watch Lady Snowblood Kill

Welcome back to another episode of Outside The Cinema everyone! In this episode, we have a top six list that is sure to incite the wrath of the people: “Top Six Favorite Modern Martial Arts Films.”

Our first review this week is the 1973 classic “Shurayukihime,” a.k.a. “Lady Snowblood.” Directed by Toshiya Fujita and starring Meiko Kaji in the lead role of Yuki Kashima, “Lady Snowblood” is the story of a girl raised to be the instrument of her mother’s vengeance.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0158714/

The second is review we have for you is of the Italian movie “Il gatto dagli occhi di giada,” or “Watch Me When I Kill.” Released in 1977 and directed by Antonio Bido, this is the tale of a woman who stumbles on the aftermath of a murder and is then subsequently stalked by the killer.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0076068/

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OTC Talk 7.14.09

Here is the recording of the premiere episode of OTC talk. In this Episode we are joined by Mel By Force and we discuss how far is to far in film, the amazing Anna Nicole Smith and a bunch of random news stories. Remember you can list live every Tuesday at 8 Pm EST @ www.tv.outsidethecinema.com

Episode 75 - Alucarda High

This week we experience the demonic possession film "Alucarda" as well as the High School slasher 'Slaughter High."

Directed by Juan López Moctezuma, "Alucarda" is the story of two orphans in a convent, Justine and Alucarda. In the film, we see the danger of playing with the devil.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0075666/

"Slaughter High" directed by George Dugdale, Mark Ezra and Peter Mackenzie Litten, tells the story of Marty Rantzen and the terrible things that happen to him at the hands of merciless bullies.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0091969/

Also included, we list our top six (or more precisely, our bottom six) worst sequels ever.

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Bonus Episode- Watchman Roundtable

Her is the bonus episode that Bill and Chris did with F13 after the release of Watchman in theaters.
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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 #73 Crimewave by Dawn

This week we take the long road back into hell. For real though, if you like insane Bill then this is a show for you. We do a top 6 list of Films that don't really match the directors resume. Our features which we got from the listener hat choices are Deadbeat by Dawn and Crimewave. We have over a hour of feedback, no thanks to Bill just basically talking about whatever the hell came to his mind. its pretty funny though, so enjoy.

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 #71 Private Yentl

Welcome back friends and lovers. This week on the show we own up to our end of the bet with the GGTMC. We are covering Private Valentine and Yentl. Although we do make up for it with a great top 6 list Top 6 Dystopian Films. Please shoot over to I tunes and leave us a review.