Here at the Cinema Degeneration Network, we are bringing you a variety of shows dedicated to specific film genres and topics including horror, grindhouse, foreign, and independent films, including others that are near and dear to us. Every show we’ll have a special co-host and we’ll discuss and reminiscence about a movie or two.
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Here at the Cinema Degeneration Network, we are bringing you a variety of shows dedicated to specific film genres and topics including horror, grindhouse, foreign, and independent films, including others that are near and dear to us. Every show we’ll have a special co-host and we’ll discuss and reminiscence about a movie or two.
'Cinema Degeneration Presents' is a podcast that aims to be an all-encompassing show that doesn't limit itself to one topic or genre. We'll be covering all sorts of movies, books, music and more. There will be solo reviews and group chats with multiple different guest hosts and interviews. Sometimes there will be themed segments such as "How The F*#k Did That Get Made", "The Good, The Bad, The Independent", "Why Is That Not Eric Roberts?" and iterations of past shows like Old Not Obsolete and This Is Your Brain On Film. For our 3rd episode we are bringing you a celebration of the truly weird and utterly independent with a double feature of reviews. Starting off the festivities our hosts Cameron Scott and Marcus Koch review the 2016 slippery killer classick "THE GREASY STRANGLER" directed by Jim Hosking. This weird slice of fried gold horror comedy is such a wild ride that we highly recommend wearing your seatbelts. {You have been warned!} This review is followed by a "The Good, The Bad, The Independent" segment recorded back in 2020 with hosts and filmmakers Rebecca Rinehart and Cameron Scott during the height of the pandemic lockdown once thought lost to the hard drive overlords reviewing the 2018 anthology flick "Hi-Death" directed by such indie sensations as Brad Sykes, Tim Ritter, Amanda Payton, Todd Sheets and Anthony Catanese. Join us in celebration the truly mad and definitely weird.
Cinema Degeneration
Here at the Cinema Degeneration Network, we are bringing you a variety of shows dedicated to specific film genres and topics including horror, grindhouse, foreign, and independent films, including others that are near and dear to us. Every show we’ll have a special co-host and we’ll discuss and reminiscence about a movie or two.
