Name: EP 318: Devil Times Five by Nightmare Junkhead
Duration: 1 h 12 min 39 s
Description: Greg and Jenius continue their look into the terrors that are tiny and their journey takes them back to 1974 as things get weird with Devil Times Five!

Greg and Jenius continue their look into the terrors that are tiny and their journey takes them back to 1974 as things get weird with Devil Times Five!

Nightmare Junkhead

EP 318: Devil Times Five

This fortnight we watched New Zealand's charming horror comedy about being house arrested in an old B&B.

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Music by: Superbare: @superbare

Ep 286 - Housebound - Also There's A Psychiatrist

This time on the podcast, the guys take a hard look at the 2015 horror movie The Interior. Join us as we break down what might be the all time best jump scare, but not before discussing stunt casting and Saved by the Bell. Grab some beers and join the fun!

Ep 287 - The Interior - Deeply Unserious

We don't consider 2023 to be a complete disaster; however, we started the year with It's a Disaster Pt. 2, and are ending it with another episode about 1970s disaster movies.

Not horror, you say? What's more terrifying than taking a ride on a flimsily constructed 1930's zeppelin or enjoying the Super Bowl when a blimp floats up behind you, dangerously close to the stadium?

This begs the question: what's the difference between a zeppelin and a blimp, anyway?!?

EP 91: What's the Difference Between a Zeppelin and a Blimp?

1977's David Cronenberg's Rabid is a Christmas movie and we totally knew that going in. Also, Mr. Potatoman loves Ketchup Man. There's a lot to discuss here. 

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Ep 288 - Rabid - The Completely Intentional Christmas Episode

We're thrilled to have as our guest award-winning writer, illustrator, and pop culture historian, Rob Kelly, from the Fire & Water Podcast Network! Rob recently provided the commentary track for the VCI Entertainment Blu-ray release of Horrors of the Black Museum (1959.)

Besides the fact-filled discussion of that film, Jeff and Richard pair it with Black Zoo (1963.) Both are dark and twisted... both feature Michael Gough... both are Herman Cohen productions. It's just a coincidence they both have the word "black" in their titles... or is it?

EP 92: Horrors of the Black Zoo Museum

Jeff and Richard revisit the Hagsploitation subgenre with two films: Hush... Hush, Sweet Charlotte (1964) and Die! Die! My Darling! (1965.) Spoiler alert: we liked them both, but agree that while one is a better movie, the other one is more fun. Do you dare venture a guess as to which is which?

The only way to find out for sure is to listen to our latest episode. As Bette Davis swings her meat cleaver at Bruce Dern and Tallulah Bankhead plunges her giant knife toward Stefanie Powers, please take your seat so we can begin this month's meeting...

EP 93: Hush... Hush, My Darling!

Jeff and Richard belatedly celebrate the birthday of Ol' Blood and Thunder, or Mr. Murder, Tod Slaughter. Slaughter has been called a British Boris Karloff. Indeed he made a series of films in the 1930s as similar to each other as Karloff's mad scientist movies were in the United States.

However, with his roots in the theater, Slaughter was a unique master of Victorian melodrama, perhaps best known for playing Sweeney Todd, the Demon Barber of Fleet Street, both on stage and screen. He stops short of being a moustache-twirling villain, but never retreats from a maniacal laugh.

Let your hosts be your guide for which of Slaughter's films are hits and which ones are misses. They may not be your cup of tea, but we encourage you to take a sip. Just don't drink too much in one sitting...

EP 94: Mr. Murder

12-year-old Al and CadaverDad got out to see Adam Wingard's GODZILLA X KONG: THE NEW EMPIRE (2024) and have thoughts! Also, listen in for Al's official, personal ranking of their Top 5 Godzilla Movies!

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Theme: "Proto Apocalypse" by Al Burnham
Series cover art by Angel Onofre

Episode edited by Jef Burnham

© 2024 Al Burnham & Jef Burnham

156 - Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire (2024)

This week the boys say farewell to an era. We're reminiscing about some of our favorite moments from DOT history, regrets we have, and catching up with our lives. It's been real, thanks listeners!

Debates on Tap Finale

For a bit of a change of pace, Jeff and Richard discuss two films where there are as many songs as there are monsters: Phantom of the Paradise (1974) and The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975.) Both did their time on the Midnight Movie circuit before the advent of home video boosted one's reputation and tarnished the other's.

EP 95: Musical Monsters

Weaving in and out of your conscious like a bad dream you can’t wake from....This is the Nightmare Junkhead podast!

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EP 318: Devil Times Five

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