Category: Cult and indie horror

Really Awful Movies: Ep 477 – Parasite

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This week on the podcast, we head to Charles Band Land and the 1980s, for a curious post-apocalyptical sci fi horror and Demi Moore’s uh…breakout role?

Dr Paul Dean was compelled to create a bio-weapon for an evil corporation on behalf of the mysterious group, The Merchants. Once he realizes the error of his ways, he tries to destroy it…BEFORE IT’S TOO LATE.

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Really Awful Movies: Ep 472 – Funeral Home

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Funeral Home, aka, Cries in the Night is a relatively obscure Canadian horror flick from the 80s.

It never reached the masses to the extent fellow Canuck offerings – Prom Night, Happy Birthday to Me, My Bloody Valentine, Shivers, Curtains, etc – did. And probably with good reason.

This isn’t fantastic.

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Really Awful Movies: Ep 469 – Vampire in Venice

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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 its predecessor, is nonetheless an oddly compelling, lovely film.

I mean, it can’t help but be – lensed in the gorgeous city of Venice.

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