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.

R and S Interview - Corbin Bernsen

Here is a little turkey day treat. Our interview with the one and only Corbin Bernsen. Enjoy.

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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OTC Talk 10.27

Here is the recording from 10.27 Andrea joins us for some Halloween fun.

Interview John Landis R&S

Here is our interview with John Landis from Rock and Shock. Cant say enough good things about John. He is Truly the real deal.

Episode #92: Condor DeathMan Trance

Twelve hours have not even transpired since the end of the First Annual Halloween Throwdown, and the boys were back in the studio to record this week’s Outside the Cinema! With the Halloween season safely behind us, the show’s focus will be decidedly lighter for the month of November to serve as a break before the spirit crushing movies for December. In keeping with that theme, the boys decide to risk their reputations. They have devised a list composed of “chick flicks.” However this list is just a little different as explained in the show.
The first movie covered is the Disney spy/comedy “Condorman.” Directed by Charles Jarrott, “Condorman” stars Michael Crawford, Oliver Reed, Barbara Carrera and James Hampton. It tells the story of Woody, a comic book artist whom his friend Harry ropes in to the spy ring. Of course, hi-jinks ensue when the K.G.B. think Woody is a top operative.

Trivia fact – Michael Crawford is English and played an American, Oliver Reed is English and played a Russian, Barbara Carrera is from Nicaragua and also played a Russian, Jean-Pierre Kalfon is French and played a Russian. The only primary cast member that was from the country the script said he was from is James Hampton who was born in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, U.S.A.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0082199/

The next movie up for review is 2005’s “Death Trance.” Based on the manga, this is the story of a coffin that is surrounded by different legends. One says it will grant you your greatest wish, another says it will release a god that will destroy the planet. Apparently not heeding the second legend, Grave drags the coffin across the country fighting off all kinds of enemies, pursued by a monk, a gunslinger and of all things, a small girl in traditional Japanese formal wear. Tak Sakaguchi plays Grave, Honoka Asada is the little girl and Kentaro Segal plays Sid.

Trivia fact, Kentaro Segal is the son of Steven Segal.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0443737/

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R and S Interview - America Olivo (Bitch Slap, Friday the 13th 09))

Here is our interview from Rock and Shock with America Olivo. She is one of the 3 leads from the neo exploitation masterpiece "Bitch Slap" and you may also remember her as the sleeping bag gilr from "Friday the 13th 09". Great interview not only was she gorgeous but was just as friendly to back it up. Enjoy!

Rock and Shock Wrap up Show

Here is the Rock and Shock wrap up show. Interviews with John Landis, Malcolm McDowell, Tiffany Shepis, Kane Hodder and Chris's new BFF Doug Jones.

Episode #90: Satan’s Wheatstraw

As most of you know, we are at the Rock and Shock convention this weekend. However, that won’t stop us from reviewing more movies for you! This week, we have the Rudy Ray Moore flick, “Petey Wheatstraw – The Devil’s Son-In-Law” and Satan’s Children. Along with a rather unexpected (and unprecedented) caller into the show, we will discuss our top six “Creepiest Places.”
First up is the Cliff Roquemore written and directed “Petey Wheatstraw” from 1977. This is a story about revenge, pacts with the devil, sweaty fat men, graveyards, the Devil’s pimp came, and much much more. Starring Rudy Ray Moore as Petey Wheatstraw and G. Tito Shaw as Lucipher, this is one messed up blaxploitation picture!

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0078078/
Next up we have the “horror” story of “Satan’s Children.” Directed by Joe Wiezycki, this is the tale of Bobby Douglas and what happen when he falls in with the wrong crowd – multiple times. Is it about devil worship? Maybe. Is it about the dangers of pot? Maybe. Is it about what happens if you have a homely and horny stepsister that keep trying to get all up in your junk while berating you at the same time? Quite possibly. Is it about the fact that this movie tries to tell people that the devil hates gay people and liars too? Sure. I guess. This movie made no sense, except for the fact that the leader of the cult is super organized.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0128451/
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Episode #89: Seven Eaten Orchids

Hi gang. This week we have a double shot of Umberto Lenzi, and they couldn’t any more different. Added to that is a top six list of “Teen Horror” and our usual feedback section to round out the show.

First up is Lenzi’s “Sette orchidee macchiate di rosso,” or “Seven Blood Stained Orchids” from 1972. Starring Antonio Sabato Sr. and Uschi Glas, this is the story of a killer the police have dubbed “The Half Moon Killer.” With it’s fair share of inventive kills, this giallo might just be good.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0067696/
Next, we have one of Lenzi’s entries into the cannibal genre, 1980’s “Mangiati vivi!” or “Eaten Alive!” This follows the trial and tribulations as a woman searches for her sister in the cannibal jungles of New Guinea. This is not one for the squeamish.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0081112/
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Episode #88: Rubber’s Gang War

Episode 88: Rubber’s Gang War

Hello again everyone! Despite the innuendo that this episode’s title might infer, this week we are covering two very distinct and different films. The first is Rubber’s Lover, and the second is Milano rovente. But first, we list our top six creature features.

The first film we review is the cyberpunk/sadomasochistic/bondage film Rubber’s Lover from 1997. Written and directed by Shozin Fukui, this film documents a team of scientists as they try to unlock the potential of the human mind with a focus on psychic abilities. Of course, like all cyberpunk stories, this one goes horribly wrong for just about everyone involved.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0227408/

The next film is our first foray into poliziotteschi. (I checked, I did in fact spell that correctly.) 1973’s Milano Rovente, Directed by Umberto Lenzi and starring Antonio Sabato, this is the story of a pimp in Milan who is pressured to have his girls start selling heroine for a French gang leader. Salvatore does not like this so he hires some American muscle. Everything seems to be going his way, but is there a double cross in the future?

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0134821/

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Episode 87: Evils of the Axe

This week, we have some more forgotten cult feature schlock for you to enjoy! Along with our top six list of creepy kids, we review Axe and Lisa, Lisa (sadly minus the Cult Jam.) We also announce the newest contests that we will be running. Listen for details!

The first flick we discuss is 1977’s Axe, also know as Lisa, Lisa, The California Axe Massacre as well as The Virgin Slaughter. This is an interesting entry into the hostage taking genre of exploitation. Written, directed and starring Frederick R. Friedel, this is the story of three mafia types on the run from the law. They decide to hole up in a rural farmhouse, but the barefoot girl who tends to her paralyzed grandfather may not be as innocent as she seems.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0075710/

Next up is the 1985 Sci-Fi / teen sex / slasher movie, Evils of the Night. Written by Philip Dennis Connors and Mardi Rustam, who also directed, this is the tale of space vampires that have come to Earth to harvest the platelets of horny teenagers. They hire two hapless and apparently helpless auto mechanics to kidnap the teens, but nothing really goes to plan. This may in fact be one of the most misleading cover boxes ever. Evils of the Night stars many B-movie stars such as Aldo Ray, Neville Brand, John Carradine and Julie Newmar.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0089109/

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OTC Talk 9.22.09

Interview with Enzo Castellari and the Het loves the nfl redzone

Andrea plays third wheel this week enjoy.

Episode 86: Last House on Bloody Moon Beach

Welcome to the super-long Episode 86: Last House on Bloody Moon Beach. In this episode, we have our top six list of Scary Movie Animals, two reviews (of course) and a TON (really, it’s a literal ton) of listener feedback. Highlighted of course by Vishnu’s Toronto International Film Festival reports.

Our first feature is the Jesus Franco 1981 flick “Die Säge des Todes,” a.k.a. Bloody Moon. This is the story of an all girls language school, a scarred ex-con, a weird incestuous sister, and some other unsavory characters that all have a part in the recent murders at the school.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0083156/

Next up is another Italian attempt at exploitation cinema, 1978’s “La settima donna,” a.k.a. Terror a.k.a. Last House on the Beach. Directed by Franco Prosperi, this is the tale of three bank robbers and the trouble they run into when they decide to hole up in a house and take the people inside (one nun and five older teen girls) hostage.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0078235/


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Episode #85: Fear Camp Screwballs

In this episode of Outside the Cinema, Chris manages to stomp all over the bits that Bill is trying to do during their list of “Top Six Music Movies.” These are movies with music as a driving plot device, but not necessarily a musical.

Then we get into our “End of Summer” spectacular. Starting with the 1983 sex comedy “Screwballs.” Directed by Rafal Zielinski and written by Linda Shayne and Jim Wynorski, “Screwballs” is the story of a group of boys that want to see the class prude nekkid. That’s really all there is to it. No, seriously.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0086264/

Next up is the Thomas A. Keith Written and Directed “Camp Fear” from 1991. I’m not going to say much about this one, you need to hear the review for yourself.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0180590/


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OTC Talk 8.9 Adam Green and Paul Solet

Interview with Adam Green and Paul Solet. Plus the guys give us the top 6 films that have made them the filmmaker they are today. we also do a full review of Grace (spoiler free).

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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Outside the Red Bar Cinema #2

Recording of our live show with Mike, Dean, and James From Red Bar Radio.
lot of loud yelling. and somewhere in there a top 6 list of movie villians.

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 81: Ice Pirates Told Me To...

This is a very special episode of Outside the Cinema. Not only is it one of the special listener picks show, we have a very big announcement to make to the OTC Nation.

Covered in this show is The Ice Pirates and God Told Me To. But, I’m getting ahead of myself. First up is a top six list highlighting that highlight our favorite opening sequences. To put it more succinctly, “Top six First Fifteen.”

Then we jump into our first review: Larry Cohen’s 1976 cult classic “God Told Me To.” This is the story of a cop, his religion, a woman, her son, a virgin birth, a reference to “Space 1999,” and a whole lot more.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0075930/

Next up is the Stuart Raffill directed spoof, “The Ice Pirates.” This Star Wars (among many others) inspired film was released in 1984 and tells the tale of Templar Knights, hidden planets, a pan-galactic water shortage, pirates, time warps, space herpes, latex robots and Bruce Vilanch’s disembodied head.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0087451/

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