In this enthralling episode of the Literary License Podcast, join host Joe Randazzo and guests as they navigate the fascinating journey from classic literary anthologies to their modern interpretations in film and TV. Get in-depth insights into two iconic anthology films 'Dr. Terror's House of Horrors' and 'Torture Garden', exploring their distinctive narrative techniques and enduring influence.   Apart from these films, our hosts share personal anecdotes and experiences around popular culture, home-cooked food, and Italian cuisine. They also delve into the enriching cinematic world, discussing movies old and new, memorable movie outings, and the indelible impact of stars like Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra.   The conversation extends to terrifying tales of horror, as the hosts dissect stories set in different locations, like a crypt, a train, and a carnival. Uncover the chilling narratives of 'The Voodoo', 'The Disembodied Hand', and 'The Creeping Vine'.   Finally, immerse yourself in an insightful analysis of the legacy left by Amicus and Hammer Films, particularly how their works have permanently shaped the horror genre. Conclude your journey with a careful dissection of 'Torture Garden', weighing the performances, the script, and the menacing aura the film exudes.   Tune into this literary pilgrimage that weaves between the world of horror storytelling, film history, and film criticism. It offers you a multi-faceted glimpse into film artistry and legacy, guaranteed to entertain and educate in equal measures.