In this triumphant new episode I discuss upcoming DVD releases from Synapse, Severin and many others along with some remake news and information about my own DIY DVD release for Scars of Youth, my work on the local "Nightmare Theatre" creature feature program and other fun bits.

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This show has nothing to do with Halloween other than the fact that it takes place within October. Still, enjoy bits of fun regarding films such as Scars of Youth, Quarantine, Diary of the Dead, Little Mother (AKA Blood Queen), Killer's Delight, Larry Cohen's Special Effects and Perfect Strangers along with a bunch of other strange rants.

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More updates on the production of my film Scars of Youth.

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In this show I talk about the production of my film Scars of Youth.

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In this show I discuss new movies, a bit on HD DVD as well as a fun review of a fun new film called ZOO. Fun stuff indeed.

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In this excellent new show I announce the production of my new film, yell about some more stuff and then semi-review some new movies like American Gangster or whatever. Fun stuff.

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This show I get topical and discuss a new film, but it's okay because it's the greatest action film of the past two decades. Also, a brief look at Robert Downey Sr.'s Greaser's Palace.

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This time around we look at all the fun film-related things that happened last year and discuss my favorite release of 2007, The Blade Runner SE.

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Another odd, rambling show which touches on recent domestic and import DVD releases (Blade Runner, Caligula, Night of the Hunted, Phantom of the Paradise) along with some weird gushing diatribe about the Rambo movie.

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Now here's a movie that's an obscure for you -- Burr Jerger's epic seventies anti-war film "General Massacre."

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A little post-Halloween thoughts, some more yelling about stuff and a mini-review of Nicolas Roeg's film "Eureka."

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More fun DVD reviews and movie news!

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This show focuses onTober Hooper's Eaten Alive and Ken Wiederhorn's Eyes Of a Stranger.

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After a mini-review of Rob Zombie's Halloween I dive into a discussion of Donald Cammell's neglected film White of the Eye.

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In this show I discuss Terrence Malick, Halloween, more Malick and then some other things I can't remember. It's a very focused show.

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What can you do when you don't exactly have enough material for a new show? Just go ahead and show everyone what you've got! Mini-Reviews of Two Evil Eyes and coverage of other Romero, Argento and Tarkovsky Films.

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In this episode I once again promote the Frankensteins Bloody Nightmare Unearthed Films DVD and I review "Last Year at Marienbad."

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In this episode I continue to hype the upcoming release of Frankenstein's Bloody Nightmare on Unearthed Films DVD and then I discuss Shohei Imamura's great Japanese film "Vengeance Is Mine."

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My memories of scouring old video rental stores dovetails into some weird discussion of the work of Andrei Tarkovsky along with the upcoming Alejandro Jodorowsky DVD box set.

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It's Grindhouse (or Grind House or Grind-House) month at Pulsing Cinema and so we must of course touch on the new Rodriguez and Tarantino production before discussing Italian horror movies, pop culture, Frankensteins Bloody Nightmare along with my Roger Watkins tribute.

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In this episode I discuss such diverse topics as the Esape From NY Remake, 300, Daleks, Leone, and just generally a bunch of other weird things. If you find you are offended by anything in this podcast please realize that didn't mean it and I'm just joking, on the other hand if you enjoy something then realize that I take everything very seriously and I meant every word of it.

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The title of this show has no real meaning but it sounds sinister and it's related to Thriller so I thought what the hell. In this episode I profile Come and See (1985), Even Dwarfs Started Small, McCabe and Mrs. Miller along with a few others. I also revisit a favorite of mine, the iconic Christina Lindhberg's Thriller: A Cruel Picture, also known as They Call her One Eye.

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After I go over some of the recent developments in Academy Awards stuff I talk about my own film a little more and then do a little thing on Jim Van Bebber.

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After a few opening remarks about various movies, including that film Scarecrows (1988), I launch into this very long bit about the syndicated series of awards shows in the early nineties, Horror Hall of Fame I/II/III. This program, however, focuses primarily on the first show in 1990.

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Another happy show title for another happy little show. Actually. this one weighs in at over 90 min. so it's not that "little").So anyway, here are the ingredients: (3) attempts at shilling for my upcoming film Frankensteins Bloody Nightmare, (3) semi-reviews for Alterered States, The Exorcist 3 and Dust Devil and (1) long weird rant about that Halloween remake, vigorously stirred.

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Lots of blathering on about classic Hammer films. Then I rant on about Bertolucci and Apocalypse Now Redux

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I think the title says it all. Listen as I discuss the remakes of The Getaway and The Fog.

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Listen As I rant and rave about my movie and other various things.

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The name of this show is also the name of a Sonny and Cher film. It's also the name of television sitcom. It's also the name of this show, and it makes me happy. In this episode I discuss my film Frankensteins Bloody Nightmare, it's New York theatrical premiere and then I talk about Alejandro Jodorowsky's Santa Sangre.

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More about Frankenstein's Bloody Nightmare showing in New York at the Pioneer; Information about the Stephen King's World of Horror series (AKA This is Horror); More weird rambling about musics; Pony; Rubber Hulk hands vs. Kong hands; More Pony.

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More stuff about Frankensteins Bloody Nightmare showings in New York, more stuff about stuff and other things and stuff.

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Midgets, Alejandro Jodorowsky, the death of Psychotronic Magazine and Dave Sim's Cerebus are all discussed.

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This time around we explore two strange black-and-white Argentinian horror films from director Emilio Vieyra.

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A discussion of John Carpenter and Dan O'Bannon's fascinating early science fiction film along with some random notes about modern audiences and some bad review of my own film.

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In this episode I discuss Robert Martin Carroll's cult masterpiece of a film along with all the latest and greatest movie news.

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Doris Wishman was one of the strangest filmmakers ever and Let Me Die a Woman is probably one of the strangest films ever made. This whole Wishman thing is also prefaced by a big rap about Fangoria classified ads. I hope you enjoy.

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After a little bit ranting about ranting stuff that I never put into this final 40th show I give few of my thoughts on Schramm, The Untold Story and a few other films but the main attraction is a look into Juan Moctezuma's incredible film "Alucarda, la hija de las tinieblas" which I think lovers of Spanish surrealism ala Jodorowsky and Bunuel should really check out.

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Get all of your latest up-to-date entertainment news right here! This show features special commentary on all of the summer's hottest movies like DaVinci's Code, X-Man 3 and Batman (1989), all from Pulsing Cinema's very own John "Leonard Maltin" Hand.

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He directed Hardware, Dust Devil and some interesting documentaries. Listen as I talk about him for a long time.

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This show primarily concerns the production of my film Frankensteins Bloody Nightmare.

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The focus of this episode is director Robert (Summer of '42, To Kill A Mockingbird) Mulligan's The Nickel Ride, yet another forgotten seventies neo noir thriller.

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Ranting about working on a tiny movie; Fulci and other italian guys; remembering Ritchie Bright...and more? I don't know. Kind of a scattered show here.

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Another show about another great forgotten eighties new wave sci-fi classic.

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Sorry for the long delay but in this episode I talk about some of the winter movies, Sergio Leone, The Munich Terrorist film starring David Hess and Franco Nero along with a bunch of other stuff.

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Effects (1980); The new Russ Meyer biography; 42nd Street Forever; Nick Philips, Satan's Black Wedding and Criminally Insane; Lots of other random stuff.

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Better late than never. This one's a scene-specific commentary which covers the first film along with discussion of the sequels.

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More ranting and raving about filmmaking; Saw II and more ranting and raving about filmmaking, getting run over by cars and mannequin sex; Vintage radio promos for film you've never seen.

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The trials and tribulations of making a movie by yourself. Kinda self-indulgent but if you like Super-8 you might enjoy it.

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This time around I discuss NOTLD along with the George Romero zombie universe and its impact on modern independent film.

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I didn't realize I had so much to rant and rave about Ulli Lommel until I decided to do a commentary for his big film Boogie Man. Half of the commentary is taken by all my different pronunciations of his first and last names.

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I've toured the sites where they shot it, seen the damn thing a million times so I decided to recorded yet another stupid audio commentary for this great film. Check the story link on the website for info on how to sync the mp3 file to the DVD.

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October brings Halloween, and with it a boatload of horror movies showing all month long across the television dial. In this episode I explore some of the programming highlights on Turner Classic Movies, AMC, Sci-Fi Channel and other various stations.

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Stifling, strange, dismissive. Listen as I rant about all kinds of stupid things.Creepshow and Autumn; Costa-Gavras, Le Samourai, Jean-Pierre Melliville, Michael Mann and "fundamental" films; Peter Watkins and Punishment Park.

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Creepshow and Autumn; Costa-Gavras, Le Samourai, Jean-Pierre Melliville, Michael Mann and "fundamental" films; Peter Watkins and Punishment Park.

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A few shows past I went through my entire DVD collection and told everyone about it. This time I do the same with my (much smaller) Laserdisc archive. God help us all.

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A short rant on movie theaters and audience participation; Chicago audiences; Rocky Horror; Dawn of the Dead, TCM and other remake complications.

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Remembering New Orleans; IT'S ALMOST HALLOWEEN!; More rare blaxploitation radio promos; Lemora and Cheryl Smith; Much, much more...

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A review of White Zombie, Rob Zombie and his new Lion's Gate feature. Also includes ample discussion of House of 1,000 Corpses and other random stuff.

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The convoluted production history of Johnny Depp's directorial debut which still remains unreleased in the U.S.

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A discussion of an old sci-fi movie quickly degenerates into a rant about old movie posters that I owned and subsequently destroyed through improper care.

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Film criticism and personal responsibility, MST3K; Lola Radio Promo; The death of Tonino Delli Colli and Italian cinema; Girls On The Road Radio Promo; Italian cinema reappraisal; Three In The Cellar Radio Promo; Once Upon A Time In The West and the Spaghetti Western; I Am A Groupie Radio Promo

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A look back at an underappreciated Nelvana Animated feature film recently given a new life on DVD courtesy of Unearthed Films.

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SHOW CONTENTS: Ranting about my drunken rant in episode 13; A Small Town in Texas Radio Promo; Getting roped into seeing Bewitched (2005); The Dirt Gang Radio Promo; Capsule Reviews: Oasis of the Zombies(1983), And Soon the Darkness (1970), and Fright (1971); Fonda Festival Radio Promo; Remakes, Rip-offs and everything in between; The Island and Clonus Horror; Schizoid Radio Promo; Upcoming DVD Releases; Meeting Steve Railsback; The Gay Decievers Radio Promo; The Beaver Trilogy; And much, much more!

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A lucky episode number deserves a lucky topic and the year 1989 is lucky enough for me I guess. This time around I discuss the big underwater movies of that year (The Abyss, Leviathon and Deepstar Six) along with tons of other miscellaneous junk as I sink further into a Vodka-induced stupor until my electronically-treated voice finally gives out. This goes on for a little over an hour. It's been edited down from an even longer, more profane and highly defamatory version. I defy anyone to listen to the complete show.

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Another strange rant about some old television show based around the works of famed author Ray Bradbury.

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Another review of another obscure canadian sci-fi film.

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A slight ramble dealing with the history of cable, Ted Turner, Night Flight, USA Network and other various diversions. I had real problems staying focused here and I actually edited this down from a nearly two-hour recording of me going on and on about this stuff. I hope you enjoy.

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My hazy memories of a classic sci-fi drama.

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This time around we wave our geiger counters over a trio of vintage eighties nuclear holocaust films: Testament (1983), The Day After (1983), and Threads (1984).

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This was supposed to be an interview with Mr. Steckler but after he treated me so rudely on the phone after I attempted to discuss his work in pornographic films I decided to discuss his incredibly strange attitude.

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A review of the newest film from controversial director T.F. Mou (Men Behind The Sun) now out from Unearthed Films on DVD.

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An Interview with Writer/Producer/Director and general nice fellow Ted V. Mikels where we discuss his career of odd movies (From Astro-Zombies to The Doll Squad) along with the current independent film climate.

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A stream of consciousness tour of my video collection.

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This time I rant for a little while on the first video I ever rented around 1986 (it was the Japanese Anime of Marv Wolfman's Tomb of Dracula that Vestron Video released in the U.S.).

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A General rant about the world of Ichi The Killer with special emphasis on the new 1-Ichi Prequel DVD from Unearthed Films.

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Getting into the swings of things, I explore my past obsessions with weirdo movies and talk about the aims of this broadcast.

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Pulsing Cinema Promo

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