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/
We wrap up the show with listener feedback and then call it a day! That’s the show.
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Monday, August 31, 2009
Episode #83: Don’t Go In Mrs. Wardh
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Labels: asian cinema, don't go on the house, giallo, horror, outside the cinema, podcast, the strange vice of mrs. wardh
Monday, August 3, 2009
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/
The top six list this week is High School movies. This is a very broad topic, which generates some interesting choices.
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Labels: asian cinema, comedy, cult, cult cinema, giallo, high school movies, horror, italian cinema, john hughes, podcast
Sunday, July 26, 2009
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/
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Labels: cinema, comedy, cult, cult cinema, exploitation, film, giallo, gore, Gymkata, Kurt thomas, Mario Bava
Monday, July 13, 2009
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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Labels: asian cinema, black comedy, blaxploitation, cinema, comedy, cult, cult cinema, giallo, horror, noir, podcast, slasher
Monday, June 15, 2009
Episode #72 In the Folds of The New Gladiators
On this weeks show we cover the Italian/Spanish co production In the Folds of the Flesh. We also take a look at The New Gladiators AKA Rome 2072 AD. Our Top six list this week in slashers and as always go over listener feedback. Plus we get a call from a celebrity looking for a fight.
Monday, May 25, 2009
Episode #69 High Plains Grizzly
Here it is Episode #69. This week we are covering 2 Listener suggested films chosen form the hat. High Plains Drifter and Grizzly. Our top 6 list is When Animals Attack. We have a boatload of feedback and lots of randomness as always.
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Labels: cinema, clint eastwood, comedy, cult, cult cinema, exploitation, film, giallo, gore, high plains drifter, list, podcast, slasher, western
Monday, May 18, 2009
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!
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Labels: asian cinema, blaxploitation, British Horror, cinema, comedy, cult, cult cinema, giallo, gore, movie, nudity, slasher, top 6, wicker man
Monday, April 13, 2009
Episode # 63 7 Notes in Cleopatra Jones


This we week we cover two more forgotten gems from the 70's. We start with the Lucio Fulci Giallo "7 Notes in Black" and also cover the Blaxploitation Action film "Cleopatra Jones". This weeks top 6 lists comes from the creepy demented mind of DZ but surprisingly enough not creepy at all, we cover our top 6 films that you would use to explain yourself to you mom. Don't forget next week is the premier of OTC Live. Check it out at 9pm EST At www.stickam.com/outsidethecinema. Also ITunes contest is up and running so if you have not left us a review there is no better time than now.
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