This week the Horror Crew dive into a triple feature of Mario Bava that covers stalking killers, space travel and the supernatural. Forest covers
Black Sunday, starring Barbara Steele. Rhiannon takes on the inspirational
Blood and Black Lace. Cory rounds things out with
Planet of the Vampires, which has surprisingly few vampires.
Also the
Drunk Oscars are recounted and they chat about Steven Spielberg's recent Oscar conflict with Netflix, and what drives people to the theater. Cory gets paranoid about the smell of his still healing broken foot. All this and, what's the deal with
The Purge?
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TIME CODE
- 00:00 - Introduction & News
- 38:42 - "Black Sunday"
- 57:18 - Know Your Horror Trivia
- 58:50 - "Blood and Black Lace"
- 1:24:40 - "Planet of the Vampires"
- 1:46:20 - Comments & Conclusion
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3 comments:
@AnomalousHost I appreciate that you are passionate about certain topics. Slaughter Film IS NOT the place for you to share your diatribes. You have a voice. Share it elsewhere. I'm not going to read, or argue with you. If we met in person, you would know where I'm coming from, and you would understand how LITTLE any of that matters to me personally. But, more importantly, it doesn't belong here. I, and my co-hosts, can say any damn thing we want and we don't have to explain or apologize any of it. Slaughter Film is OURS FIRST. Thank you for listening. Best wishes. -Cory
About Ray Harryhausen, his only Oscar Nomination (and win) was for his first film, MIGHTY JOE YOUNG, which he did with Willis O'Brien. He never got a nomination, which I've heard some suppose was in part because he was independent and non-union. Also, if you see the history of the Best Special FX Oscar, throughout the 50s and 60s, it was common for only two films to be nominated--often only war movies and historical epics. Which is strange, considering that in the 40s, anywhere from eight to ten movies could get the nomination. Also interesting is that in 1973, no film was awarded the Best Visual Effects Oscar.
@Cory
I understand. Was just hoping you (or one on your team) would defend the diatribes you yourselves make on occasion. Because I can't in good conscience continue to listen to yours if you won't take into account alternative viewpoints to such. Especially when I know how damaging it is, just as you suspect how damaging mine is.
This is goodbye then. Thanks for reading.
さようなら
We are heading for tomorrow, but we don't know if we're near.
Will we beg or steal or borrow?
Will we ever lose the fear?!
Time has passed in the modern world
Where the madmen live and speak their word.
Life in hand they deal with god
Put a trademark sign up on everyone.
God bless the children, freedom is their word.
Freedom, freedom; 'til they learn to obey.
Don't fear the liars, reason is their name.
Reason, reason; play a silly game.
Where will the children go, tomorrow?
-- Gamma Ray
PS: Godzilla would kick Cthulhu's ass all the way back to the hentai tentacle dimension he came from. Cthulhu rules on fear. Godzilla isn't one to be intimidated.
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