Never Go Camping With Weapon-Less Turtles or a Psycho Jan Brady!

Back again and this time with Dan Chase from The Skeleton Crew! On this edition, we have a love/hate relationship with Wes Craven with his remake tribute sequel Scream 4. We delve deep into our childhoods and discuss those kick ass amphibians in this rockin' sequel Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2 : The Secret of the Ooze. Finally, we have a love fest for Wes Anderson when we discuss a film you all should watch, Moonrise Kingdom. So grab your leftie scissors, stay away from automatic garage doors and always remember that cold cuts and yo-yos can be used to subdue your enemy! Thanks for listening!

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Music Credits
"How I Could Just Kill a Man" performed by Cypress Hill from the album "Cypress Hill"
"Psycho Killer" performed by Talking Heads from the album "Talking Heads : 77"
"Ninja Rap!" performed by Vanilla Ice from the album "TMNT 2 OST"
"Elenore" performed by The Turtles from the album "The Turtles Present The Battle of the Bands"

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Witches, Demons and Juvenile Delinquents

An extra large episode 7 is here! I am joined this time by future podcaster and staple on the Dirty Bay Horror Podcast, Dave Z. Just like almost every one of my shows, we discuss three films. We start with a film that I said I would never discuss again but the guest decided to torture me. We talked about you guessed it, Rob Zombie's horror swan song Lords of Salem! Next, we go into dreamland and check out those crazy kids on Elm St. when we discuss the fourth installment, The Dream Master. Finally, we say hello to Mr. King and check out our own childhood demons when we discuss Rob Reiner's classic Stand By Me. So, don't play records from strangers, drink lots and lots of Red Bull, and never bury your life savings under the porch.

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Music Credits
"Spiders" performed by System of a Down from the album "System of a Down"
"Black Magic Woman" performed by Santana from the album "Abraxas"
"Are You Ready for Freddy?" Performed by The Fat Boys from the album "Nightmare on Elm St. 4 OST"

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Cinema Beef Hockey Spectacular!

Well, on this show we celebrate all things hockey. I am joined by none other than "Midnight" Corey Graham. Welcome to the Cinema Beef Hockey Spectacular! We talk about the seasons and players of our respective teams and we even show the Boston Bruins some love in the process. We also discuss two films......eventually. We cover the 1995 action romp Sudden Death starring Jean-Claude Van Damme. We also praise those lovable Charlestown Chiefs when we go off on the 1977 sports comedy Slap Shot starring Paul Newman. So lace up your skates, put on your horn-rimmed glasses and hit the ice. This might get bloddy, old school style!

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Music Credits
"Chelsea Dagger" Performed by The Fratellis from the album "Costello Music"
"You're the Best" Performed by Joe Bean Esposito from the album "The Karate Kid OST"
"We are the Champions" Performed by Queen from the album "News of the World"

Art Credits 
Iris Walters (Thanks, doll!)

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Hey kids! It's a random show about crazy doctors! That is all.

On the inaugural episode of Prime Cuts, "Wildman" Willis, "The Blind Critic" Jesse and I explore and praise three mad scientist films. We do the 1985 gore filled classic Reanimator featuring Jeffrey Combs and severed head oral sex. Oh joy! We cover Cronenberg's accidental freak of nature film The Fly from 1986. Finally, we delve into the Universal monsters films when we discuss the 1935 horror staple Bride of Frankenstein. The reviews are kind of short and sweet but this is my first show like this one. You do get a Bruno Mars song at no extra cost though. Aren't you excited!

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Music Credits

"Damn It Feels Good to Be A Gangsta" performed by Geto Boys from the album "Uncut Dope"

"Boris the Spider" performed by The Who from the album "A Quick One"

"Marry You" performed by Bruno Mars from the album "Doo-Wops and Hooligans"

"Till I Collapse" performed by Eminem w/ Nate Dogg from the album "The Eminem Show"

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Blood, Scars and Whacked Out Conspiracies

In this edition, we get all political on your asses!  I am chatting with none other than Jamie Jenkins, a woman much more talented than myself in more ways than one.  On this one, I divulge my love/hate relationship with the Wes Craven 80s, robot-centric film Deadly Friend starring Kristy Swanson.  We also learn that Jamie loathes the man known as "the muscles from Brussels" as we discuss the martial arts dynamo known as Bloodsport.  Finally, we discuss the alien invasion film They Live featuring that crazy Scot, "Rowdy" Roddy Piper. We go on some interesting tangents during all these reviews, including a Jamie Ric Flair impression. So put on your shades, practice your signature splits, and always put on rubber gloves while cleaning up your zombie girlfriend's murder scenes! Happy listening and click on the "Fight to Survive" Bloodsport link and see a great fight montage from the film.


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Find her on Facebook as Jamie D Jenkins and on Twitter @Maven1974
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Music Credits
"I Hate Myself For Loving You" performed by Joan Jett and the Blackhearts from the album "Up Your Alley"
"Robots" performed by Flight of the Conchords from the album "Flight of the Conchords"
"Fight To Survive" performed by Stan Bush from the album "Bloodsport OST"
"Sleep Now In The Fire" performed by Rage Against the Machine from the album "Battle of Los Angeles"


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Special thanks to Iris for doing the art for the show.