PODCAST 364: The Dead Don't Die, A Taste of Blood & The Gruesome Twosome

This week Cory and Rhiannon take on yet another pair of Herschell Gordon Lewis films. They each respectively cover A Taste of Blood and The Gruesome Twosome. Forest comes directly from the theater to chat about the new Jim Jarmusch zombie flick, The Dead Don't Die.

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PODCAST 301: The Driller Killer & Color Me Blood Red [Suffering Artist Edition]

This week the Horror Duo take a look at a pair of films about painters who suffer for their artistic visions. Forest discusses Able Ferrara's gritty indie directorial debut, The Driller Killer - about a man who kills bums with a battery powered drill. Cory covers yet another Herschell Gordon Lewis film, Color Me Blood Red, which is the third of his Blood Trilogy.

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PODCAST 283: Microwave Massacre & Blood Feast [Cannibal Dinner Party Edition]

The Horror Duo take on a pair of cannibalism themed films in celebration of one of America's most glutenous holidays, Thanksgiving! Forest shares his thoughts on Microwave Massacre - now available on Shudder. Cory takes a look at the world's first "splatter" film, Herschell Gordon Lewis' Blood Feast.

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PODCAST 223: Blair Witch & The Gore Gore Girls

Leading up to October, Forest reviews one more new horror film - the questionable soft re-boot that is Blair Witch. Cory rounds-out the month of Herschell Gordon Lewis with The Gore Gore Girls.

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PODCAST 222: Don't Breathe & Suburban Roulette

This week Forest watches a new film before the Horror Duo take on a month of old classics in October. He shares his thoughts on Don't Breathe - in theaters now. Cory continues his exploration into the collected works of Herchell Gordon Lewis as he reviews "the sleaziest movie in the history of the world", Suburban Roulette.

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PODCAST 221: Lucky Pierre, Two Thousand Maniacs & The Wizard of Gore

This week kicks off a month of Herschell Gordon Lewis films. Cory begins with one of his early nudie-cutie flicks, The Adventures of Lucky Pierre, followed by The Wizard of Gore - one of Lewis' most memorable splatter flicks. Finally, Forest reviews the separatist ghost film Two Thousand Maniacs.

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