Get Me Another

GET CHRIS ANOTHER… CLUE! This 1985 cult classic was made by a murderer’s row of 80s American comedy. It’s also one of Chris’s favorite films. If you’re game, sit down, roll the dice, and make your guess whodunnit!

Tis the season for SILENT NIGHT DEADLY NIGHT PART 2 (1987) and SILENT NIGHT DEADLY NIGHT 3: BETTER WATCH OUT! Grab your cocoa and listen as we add “colon Garbage Day” to the title of Part 2 and Chris explains how SNDN 3 led to Resevoir Dogs.

We refill the eyewash station for Sergio Martino’s proto-slasher TORSO (1973) before coming back full circle to Dario Argento for DEEP RED (1975), which, like THE BIRD WITH THE CRYSTAL PLUMAGE, changed Italian cinema.

Join us for a pair of 1972 giallo films by Umberto Lenzi, one focused on an investigation, the other on psychological torment. Follow the clues of SEVEN BLOOD STAINED ORCHIDS before you shiver under the KNIFE OF ICE.

This week has a double helping of Giallo Queen Edwige Fenech with THE CASE OF THE BLOODY IRIS (1972) as well as the “HEAT” of giallo films… Sergio Martino’s YOUR VICE IS A LOCKED ROOM AND ONLY I HAVE THE KEY (1972) with both Edwige Fenech and Anita Strindberg.

Join us for two giallo films by director Aldo Lado. SHORT NIGHT OF GLASS DOLLS (1971) and WHO SAW HER DIE? (1972) starring George Lazenby.

Kevin and Erin from The Podcast That Wouldn’t Die! help us decipher if Dario Argento’s THE CAT O’NINE TAILS (1971) and FOUR FLIES ON GREY VELVET (1971) can recapture the magic of his film debut.
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Friend of the podcast Justin Beahm joins us as we look at Mario Bava’s film that launched a thousand American slasher films A BAY OF BLOOD (1971) and then shift gears to DEATH WALKS ON HIGH HEELS (1971).
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Join us for two Lucio Fulci films that take giallo in a new direction, each with a fantastic turn by Florinda Balkan: A LIZARD IN A WOMAN’S SKIN (1971) examines the seedy underbelly of the urban upper class, while DON’T TORTURE A DUCKLING (1972) uncovers the rotten core of rural life. 

This week we have a pair of (maybe) murderous husbands in two films from 1971: THE BLACK BELLY OF THE TARANTULA and THE BLOODSTAINED BUTTERFLY.