Episode 14 three vastly different picks starting with the 1976 cult exploitation classic "Bloodsucking Freaks". It's a deep discussion on Anal Dwarf's, brain sucking and cold cock sandwiches. We follow this with our first look into the world of Fred Olen

Episode 13 had us watching an eclectic triple feature starting with Wes Craven's jarring genre debut "The Last House on the Left". We followed that up with the equally pleasant nazisploitaton shocker "Ilsa: She-Wolf of the S.S." We finish up by taking a c

Due to 2/3 of our trio being MIA this week Adam & Mike opted to phone it in for a special minisode. The recent closing of Blockbuster Video's remaining stores has brought the conversation of the death of video into the forefront and we discuss our thought

It's all about monsters in episode 12 and we cover a wide variety beginning with a tour of the English countryside in Clive Barker's "Rawhead Rex" from 1986. We then tear into John Carl Buechler's "Cellar Dweller" from 1988 and finish up with a stomping f

For this 11th episode of Midnight Triple Feature we start with a trip deep into the Green Inferno and a lengthy discussion on the infamous Cannibal Holocaust from 1980. We then move onto the mean gang infested streets of Los Angeles with 1984's exploitati

In this special minisode of Midnight Triple Feature we take a look at the recent Grindhouse Releasing blu-ray release of 1972's cult phenomena "An American Hippie in Israel". Enjoy!

In episode 10 Adam & Mike defend the 80's sports montage with 1985's Teen Wolf, Connor has no idea who the Seaver kids are with 1990's The Willies and Adam is jealous of Australian's with 2007's Black Water. In addition we talk/complain about upcoming Hal

Our 9th episode is another packed one as we take on 3 very different films. First, Adam can't convince Mike and Connor that meat pies aren't that bad with 1970's "I Drink Your Blood". Next, we discuss misogyny in film with "Humanoids From the Deep" and s

We put Connor in charge of episode 8 and he decided to cover one of his favorite horror sub-genres, the horror comedy, and he has chosen three of his favorites for us to cover. First we attempt to understand the allure of Grace Jones in 1986's Vamp, then

In Episode 7 Connor wants William Devane to cry in 1977's Rolling Thunder, Mike doesn't believe Juno is that tough in 2005's The Descent and Adam doesn't understand how New Eden works in 2010's Stakeland. We also discuss Romero's aspirations for a new zom