From Jack the Ripper to boy bands? - Well, here we are... - A slight diversion on the Really Awful Movies podcast, exploring the compelling new Netflix doc, Dirty Pop: The Boy Band Scam. - This one te

On this episode of the podcast, with the recent passing of Donald Sutherland, now seemed like the right time to revisit the Bob Clark thriller, Murder by Decree. - This is a late 70s feature, imaginin

Who knew Werner Herzog's Nosferatu had an unofficial sequel? - Well, the production-plagued Klaus Kinski starrer, Vampire in Venice, aka Nosferatu in Venice, is a weird one - and while not as good as

Mission of Justice, aka, Martial Law. How does a movie so titled, NOT star Steven Seagal? - Anyway, for all concerned it is a good thing it doesn't: after all, Jeff Wincott is pretty awesome. - The Ca

Oh no, a fight-to-the-death TV show, which entertains the masses in a far off, dystopian future! - The Running Man can certainly count its place among...these kinds of movies. It's certainly not the w

This week, a look back at the Wes Craven classic from 1977, The Hills Have Eyes. - The Carter family takes a detour to check out a silver mine in the remote, Nevada desert. Soon, they find themselves

This week on the show, some Euro horror in the form of Yummy. - Medical tourists venture to some sketchy hospital in Eastern Europe for some cosmetic procedures only to find out...the surgeries are fa

This week, we turn our attention to Bela Lugosi and the 1930s hit, White Zombie. - Set in Haiti, this one was the first zombie film ever committed to celluloid, featuring the incredible Hungarian acto

This week on the podcast, an atypical 80s slasher: Fatal Games. - In advance of the Paris 2024 Summer Olympics, we turn our attention to sports-related horror on the show. - This shoestring effort dia

This week on the podcast, we venture into the 2000s for a film which has no right to be as good as it is, The Ruins. - With a tepid description on Netflix, this is a film that resembles a typical stal