This is the episode we recorded right after the first film festival that Lord Blood-Rah flew in to host for us.  He picked the movie and introduced us to Spider Baby.  We have the place classed up as Blood Rah himself picks the topic of this episode an...

This is it.  The episode that caused the podwar of 2011.  Less said about it the better.  But if you want to hear what happened after this episode aired you can listen to our response episode here: Drunken Zombie Takes A Stand Against Censorship This w...

Since we’re on the countdown to the last episode of Drunken Zombie we figured it’s time to look back and relive some of the classic episodes of Drunken Zombie.  These are the episodes that had a lasting impact on the podcast for years to come.

Wes picks the film this week and we check out the Vincent Price film Master Of The World.  Also we get into a discussion on the future of movie distribution, guest Brian Niemeier stops in to tell us about some good news, Wes celebrates his birthday,

This week on the Talk Without Rhythm Podcast I’m dipping my toes into the vast world of Queer Cinema with 1994’s Priscilla, Queen of the Desert and 1996’s The Birdcage. Luckily I have my buddy Jae as a guide!

This week on the Talk Without Rhythm Podcast I’m discussing 1974’s The Yakuza and 1989’s Black Rain. I even present a solution to those who have angst over Hollywood’s “whitewashing” problem. DOWNLOAD SUBSCRIBE [00:00] INTRO [01:24] Projection Booth Pr...

We check out the camp sci fi classic Barbarella!  Also we get some friendly voicemails lamenting our decision to call i quits, Randy continues on his shame spiral, and we talk about some comic trailers an other such nonsense.  

Take a stroll through haunted Sugar Tree Grove Cemetery, nestled in the rolling farmland around Monmouth, Illinois.

In the last installment of Murf and the Fat kid we take a looks at the Son of Batman Trilogy and Deadpool. Be sure to check out the new show at Deadindecatur.libsyn.com

This week on the Talk Without Rhythm Podcast I’m joined by Dynamo Marz and Johnny Wolfenstein of Trick or Treat Radio. Our topic today is two Korean-born men who managed to overcome racial adversity and rose to the top of their chosen calling in Japan....