Richard is back with one final minisode, this time he's joined by friend of the podcast and former host of the creepy crap podcast, Daniel! for this discussion we have 1988's Hollywood Chainsaw Hookers!
Richard is back with another minisode, this time joining him is Heather from Night Shade to discuss Brian DePalma's 'Raising Cain' from 1992.
For this minisode Richard is joined by friend of the podcast Ben (you may recognise him from our Hostel 2 and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 episodes). For this discussion Ben has chosen 1981's 'Bloody Moon' a Spanish/German slasher film directed by Jess Franco.
Vic and Charlotte are back with another pre season minisode. Jumping back in from last year with 2018's Deep Blue Sea 2!
We have one final episode for you before we finish up for this season, a quick little wrap up of all we've looked at in 2020! Thanks again for everyone listening, and Happy New Year, let's hope for a better one! See you next season on The Radio Nasties Podcast!
We're going head on with a cult classic beloved by many, and one that both of us haven't even seen before! Chosen by and introduced to us by today's special guests Heather & Bri from Sweet Ass Paranormal! It's 1988's Pumpkinhead! A bit of Lance Henriksen, bit of Stan Winston, and a bit of creature feature charm, it already sounds very interesting.
Continuing on from The Shining, we talk about its modern sequel, 2019's Doctor Sleep! Does it live up to the task of following on from one of the most, if not THE most, celebrated horror films of all time? We shall see..
Today we cover a classic that needs no introduction. It's 1980's The Shining, from legendary director Stanley Kubrick! Nothing else needs to be said about this one, but we're going to do it anyway! Also, this episode is the 100th instalment of the Radio Nasties podcast! A huge thanks to everyone who's reached this milestone with us. God knows why....
Ever wanted to see if Eldritch abominations fuck each other? Apparently, someone did and decided to make a movie about it. It's 1989's Society! A satirical body horror directed by Brian Yuzna with effects by a man named Screaming Mad George, so get ready for the weird..
Due to Richard possibly picking the worst movie we've ever seen, Vic decides to attack a franchise he holds dear. Romero's Dead series. A prequel to a horrible 3D remake, it's 2012's Night of the Living Dead 3D: Reanimation! Jeffrey Combs doesn't even save this..
We're not even going to beat around the bush for this one, it's an absolute piece of shite and we don't even really know what in the Sam Hill it even is, to be honest.
Glenn Danzig's unfortunate directorial debut, 2019's Verotika.
He described it as a "vampire Spaghetti western", but it's fucking not.
We're back, after our Halloween event, with an extremely low budget zombie movie.. or are they simply zombies?
2006's Mulberry Street follows a group of people, in New York, who have to fight for survival against a spreading virus caused by rats. Does the movie make up for its lack of budget, or does it belong in the sewer with the rodents?
In this brief episode we wrap up our Texas Chainsaw Marathon with a few thoughts and feelings on the franchise as a whole and give a few shout outs to everyone who got involved by sending in their top 3's. A huge thanks to everyone who tuned into our event this year, here's to the next one and happy Halloween!
Today we're covering 2013's Texas Chainsaw 3D, which is a direct sequel to the original movie, forgetting anything that came before it.
All we can say is, Abandon All Sense and Logic, Ye Who Enter Here.. Its about to get fucking stupid, people.
Long lost guest from our first season comes back on this episode, it's Trav!
We've found our way through the Texas Chainsaw Massacre franchise to the first installment from the Noughties, 2003's The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. This is a full on remake/reimagining of the original, but does it succeed? Joining us is special guest, Daniel from The Creepy Crap Podcast!