Michael J. Murphy's ATLANTIS

Jacob Balcom and Seth Garon join Matt to talk about Michael J. Murphy's Atlantis, a movie we'd discussed reviewing since we watched Death Run/Mutant City a couple years ago,
Murphy had a sprawling, ambitious vision for his antediluvian saga about the great lost civilization of legend...and a few thousand pounds sterling and a rented psych-hospital outbuilding.

DEATH RUN (A.K.A. MUTANT CITY)

Matt is joined by Jacob Balcom and his cousin Seth Garon to discuss Michael J. Murphy's DEATH RUN. If Jacob were writing for TV Guide, his description would read "The grown-up kid from H.R. Pufnstuf and his girlfriend wake up in post-apocalyptic England to fight a Nazi and cannibals." Do we need to say more about this super-8 doozy?
 

GHOSTS OF HANLEY HOUSE part 3 of 3 - out now!

It's been a wile ride slogging through and riffing on this obscure Texas drive-in movie. I had a great time doing it but am definitely looking forward to another one soon with some friends to help carry the weight. I'm just happy I could prove Joe wrong. It WAS riffable. In your face, Joe!

GHOSTS OF HANLEY HOUSE part 2 of 3 now on YouTube!

Please enjoy the continuation of the Hanley House riff. As a reminder, folks who subscribe to our feed got this earlier and got their own keepsake file to put in the vault along with their slabbed Spawn #1 and Trump coins.

THE GHOSTS OF HANLEY HOUSE (part 1 of 3)

Here's the first episode. This was published first through our podcast feed, so subscribe to get early access to movie riff content like this in the future...plus, as a podcast, you get to keep the file. You can do a couple of things for us: SHARE this wherever you think it might be enjoyed and FEEDBACK in the comments here or in our Twitter feed about if you enjoyed this, if you'd like more mini-riffs in the future, or any other thoughts or suggestions you have. Thanks and spread the link.

JUNE IS WINGS HAUSER MONTH

We have officially decreed it: June is Wings Hauser month! Last year, we embarked on a podcrawl of the SUBSPECIES movies. This time around, we're exploring the filmography of Wings, who we were so taken with on our recent GETEVEN: ROAD TO REVENGE episode. We stuck with that movie's early '90s satanic panic theme and watched MIND, BODY & SOUL (1992), starring Ginger Lynn Allen. We'll be sharing the other podcast's episode as they're available.

They Saved Hitler's Brain (or, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Mandoras)

Sadly, we lost our first recording of the discussion of this movie. We stood up, dusted ourselves off, and got right back on the Hitler the next night. The episode is available from iTunes and on Libsyn. Please rate us on iTunes or leave some feedback on Archive. Thanks!

 Kyle: Hasbro's preliminary version of Teddy Ruxpin was a huge flop.

Matt: "You don't look happy, Führer. Is it too boxy?"

Next Up: We're going to be offering a full movie with riffs, zingers, and jabs. We expect it to be available on our normal release schedule. Get ready for Bloody Pit of Horror.

SEAHAWKS!