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Guest contributor Heather Drain curates a wee film festival for ‘The Summer of Rollin’ with three distinctive films that would fit in perfectly in any Rollin film festival showing anywhere on this mortal plane. By
This here post is in celebration of the work of the late writer and Cult Movie Hero Dewey Webb. This post is broken up into a couple sections. First of all our podcast on Dewey
This is simply a post featuring streams from the fantastic 1980’s Channel 4 television series’ : The Incredibly Strange Film Show, Son of The Incredibly Strange Film Show & from 1990-1991 Jonathan Ross Presents for
It is our pleasure to bring to you another GUEST WATCHLIST – A series of watchlists where we invite our friends and guests to go through our WATCHLIST FROM HELL and select at least 10
Alright punks, this is it, our very first episode of MUSIC FROM HELL. Inspired by our friend Heather Drain, from MondoHeather.com, we take a wild, open-ended ride through underground video music, proto-mtv promotional video and
Hugo Stiglitz is an MFH favorite, and that is based on seeing just about 8 films featuring this freakishly prolific Mexican actor. He is also one of the sexiest motherfuckers alive. We have compiled a
Here is a collection featuring the experimental short film work of the highly influential director/writer KENNETH ANGER, along with other related material. The Angerites of the world (and there are many) will certainly be able
It is our pleasure to bring to you our very first GUEST WATCHLIST – A series of watchlists where we invite our friends and guests to go through our WATCHLIST FROM HELL and select at
THE BLOODTHIRSTY TRILOGY CLIPS / TRAILERS and FREE STREAMS My usual ‘watch before you listen warning’ is not necessarily in effect for Michio Yamamoto’s BLOODTHIRSTY TRILOGY. It doesn’t matter much in this case because the
For this podcast (episode 145) Dan and Bradley welcome Elbee and Andrew from GRUMPIRE to discuss BELLADONNA OF SADNESS (1973) and VALARIE AND HER WEEK OF WONDERS (1970). This post gives a brief note on