Dan and Bradley are joined by mr. William Mendoza of the most excellent and very great (and highly questionable) film podcast MEN ON FILM. Our film discussed for this episode is the exceptional and very under-viewed film THE PASSING from 1983. A good time is had by all on this episode even as we venture into some pretty dark territory.

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Dan and Bradley welcome Author and Filmmaker (and Movie Genius) Martin Kessler to the show to discuss Frankenstein. From Shelley to the classic films, modern film adaptions and all things Frankenstein.

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Dan and Bradley welcome their good friend, writer and movie super-genius Mr. Paul G (aka Paul Grammatico) to discuss the short, prolific and impressive career and array of films from the young director William Girdler who before he died at the young age of 30 brought us Aslym of Satan (1971), Three on a Meathook (1972), Zebra Killers (1973), Abby (1974), Sheba, Baby (1974), Project: Kill (1975), Grizzly (1976), and The Day of the Animals (1977). Grizzly was one of the top 10 grossing pictures in the United States in 1976. His final film, The Manitou, was made in 1977 and released a few weeks after his death. (links to wiki).

This is another wild conversation, with lots of recommendations, so get your pen out and prepare yourself (warning, Bradley is slightly more unhinged than usual on this episode - it is likely due to the excitement of having Paul G on the episode).

You can find Paul G on Twitter: PAUL G TWITTER

you can also find some of his work via: GODLESS PUBLISHING

Dan and Bradley invite the nicest man (and super-cinephile) John Arminio on the podcast to sort of discuss the films of Frank Perry, including THE SWIMMER, MOMMIE DEAREST, DAVID AND LISA, and more.

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Dan and Bradley discuss Michael Findlay (and a wee bit of Roberta Findlay) and his infamous FLESH TRILOGY with their good friend, The Goddess of film & Film Historion, HEATHER DRAIN aka MONDO HEATHER. It is your typical MFH episode with lots of off-topic discussion and brilliant insights from our guests. Get your pen out, as always because there will be some new stuff (you may not have heard of) and recomendations.

also, pleas, please do yourself a favor and order The Vinegar Syndrome/Melusine release of Findlay's FLESH TRILOGY featuring full length commentary, on all three films, from non-other than the Goddess herself, Heather Drain - you can order this beautiful set here: VINEGAR SYNDROME/FLESH TRILOGY

you can view Heather 's great work here: MONDO HEATHER WEB and you can support her here: MONDO HEATHER PATREON

This was previously early release episode, you can get early release episodes and more by becoming a MOVIES FROM HELL PATREON subscriber

Join Dan and Brad and their good friend Paul G to discuss a 'killer' double feature. Listen to us discuss the extremely brutal and depressing 1987 film COLD LIGHT OF DAY and the 2019 film (and equally depressing) THE GOLDEN GLOVE.

Complete with non-stop ramblings, confessions and highly questionable material, everything you have come to expect from The Movies from Hell podcast, but even more of it?!?!

we think these movies deserve more attention, especially COLD LIGHT OF DAY, which was also written about by our friend HEATHER DRAIN link to Arrow article

and here's a bit more about our ballsy and esteemed guest Paul G:

Paul Grammatico

Screenwriter, Reviewer, Archivist, Occasional Podcast Guest and Humble Film Head. Killer Shorts Semifinalist, LACHFF, 13Horror and Int. Horror Hotel Winner.

Recorded July 27th, 2023

Listen to Bradley J Kornish talk to Marcus Pinn and Martin Kessler about all things Lynch and the questionable usage of the term LYNCHIAN. A word that is overused and, in most cases, inaccurately applied. It's a conversation that includes lots of discussion about other filmmakers, especially those that have been influenced by and those that have influenced the film director DAVID LYNCH.

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Dan and Bradley are back at it with a special episode discussing local 80's low-budget film heroes Carmine Capobianco and Gorman Bechard.