Dead And Lovely Horror Movie Podcast

We're returning to one of our favorite franchises this week with the fourth installment of the Friday the 13th series: The Final Chapter! Of course, it's not the final chapter, but it just might be the best of the franchise. We talk about notable horror movie dancing and break down why this movie is so great. We spend the rest of the time praising Tom Savini. It's a real fun time!
Movie discussion begins at 00:42:49
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Music by Ben Eller

Uncle Ben and Hollywood Steve are excited to get back to camp with Sleepaway Camp II: Unhappy Campers. We discuss the finest mullets in horror history, get into why this movie is so different from the original, and try to figure out if it has a plot. You'll be a happy camper after this episode!
Movie discussion begins at 00:47:32
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Things are getting groovy this week with Sam Raimi's Evil Dead 2! Uncle Ben and Hollywood Steve discuss scary trees, Bruce Campbell's awesomeness, and we get into one of the definitive classics of 1980s horror cinema. JOIN US!
Movie discussion begins at 00:47:49
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Music by Ben Eller

Uncle Ben and Hollywood Steve are going grindhouse this week with Robert Rodriguez's Planet Terror. Uncle Ben gives Barry White a run for his money, Hollywood Steve pitches a meth-spolation short, and we talk about Robert Rodriguez vs Harvey Weinstein. It's a blast!
Movie discussion begins at 00:49:04
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Uncle Ben and Hollywood Steve and SPECIAL GUEST Tante Kate are coming at you with a spoiler-filled short review of the final season of Game of Thrones. We talk about the final season as a whole, our own expectations for the finale, and which characters in the show were our favorites. Did I mention the episode if filled with spoilers and you shouldn't listen to it if you don't want to hear spoilers? Because...spoilers.
Music by Ben Eller

Uncle Ben and Hollywood Steve appreciate our listeners who contribute to the show whether through sending us beer, becoming a patron of the show on Patreon, or giving us money on PayPal. To show our appreciation to friend of the show Roger Miller, we're covering a movie he suggested: Frontier(s). We talk about our favorite fictional characters who kill Nazis, we give a little refresher on New French Extremity, and we get into the politics of this movie. It's a very brutal watch!
Movie discussion begins at 00:53:27
Music by Ben Eller

Uncle Ben and Hollywood Steve invited over longtime friend Lindsey Stamey-Boyd to discuss Darren Aronofsky's mother! We talk a bit about Ben and Lindsey's history as musicians together, Lindsey talks about the gross parts of becoming a mother, and Hollywood Steve talks about some concepts in Jewish mysticism that he only recently learned about and will most assuredly be corrected by someone who knows better. It's a blast!
Movie discussion begins at 00:52:07
Music by Ben Eller

Uncle Ben and Hollywood Steve are back this week to talk about House of 1000 Corpses directed by Rob Zombie (aka Robert Zombert, aka Bobby Zed). We talk Pee Wee's Playhouse, Beavis and Butthead Do America, and other Rob Zombie-involved projects. We constantly telegraph how much we love Devil's Rejects. In between all of that, we talk about this movie a little bit.Movie discussion is actually all throughout this but really begins at 01:10:28Music by Ben Eller

Are you ready for Freddy? Uncle Ben and Hollywood Steve sure are. We decide what our own Freddy nightmare deaths would be, we get into The Fat Boys' "Are You Ready For Freddy?" vs DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince's "Nightmare on My Street," and we talk about how this movie came together. This one's a fun time!
Movie discussion begins at 00:48:38
Music by Ben Eller

Uncle Ben and Hollywood Steve dive into the plasma stream this week with David Cronenberg's The Fly (1986). We discuss the grossest movies we've ever seen, Cronenberg's thoughts, and Jeff Goldblum's handsome. It's a riot from beginning to end!
Movie discussion begins at 00:58:52
Music by Ben Eller