Cult Film In Review

This week on Cult Film in Review, the guys are taking you back to simpler times, when card trading was all the rage. Nope, they’re not talking about Pokemon, they’re talking about The Garbage Pail Kids Movie! In this episode, the guys ask at what age does schoolyard bullying become full-blown assault and theft? Later, […] The post The Garbage Pail Kids Movie appeared first on Cult Film in Review.

This week on Cult Film in Review, the guys dive into the dark recesses of the Disney catalog with their review of the 1985 animated feature, The Black Cauldron. In this episode, some of the guys remember this film from their childhood, and some are seeing it for the first time. They discuss their first […] The post The Black Cauldron appeared first on Cult Film in Review.

Tonight the guys talk about one of Stephen King’s best film adaptations – or they’ll talk about the sequel. This week, Cult film in Review is discussing Pet Sematary 2. In this episode, the guys talk about Edward Furlong’s career and which of his films are their favorite. Later, speaking of actors careers, the guys […] The post Pet Sematary 2 appeared first on Cult Film in Review.

This week on Cult Film in Review, it’s the end of the world as we know it, but people aren’t fine… because the guys are talking about the 1984 science fiction cult classic, Threads. In this episode, Mike finally gets to watch a cult film that’s actually about the Cold War. Later, Kyle tells the family […] The post Threads appeared first on Cult Film in Review.

This week the guys are headed to the wild blue yonder to do a little fishing because they’re reviewing the 1999 sharksploitation, Deep Blue Sea! In this episode, the guys talk about the first time they saw this film. What’s not to love? Sharks and Samuel L. Jacksons! Later, they ask whether these sharks were actually that […] The post Deep Blue Sea appeared first on Cult Film in Review.

This week on Cult Film in Review, the guys are traveling to the future – of the war-torn, post-apocalyptic 1970s, because they’re reviewing the 1978 cult film, Jubilee. In this episode, the guys ask Mike where in God’s name he found this film, and why he desperately wanted to review it finally. Later, the crew […] The post Jubilee appeared first on Cult Film in Review.

This week, This Must Be the Place because we’re Burning Down the House in our Once in a Lifetime review of the 1986 cult movie, True Stories! In this episode, Mike explains where he thought The Talking Heads got their name from – at least from his 7-year-old perspective. Later, the guys stumble and bumble through […] The post True Stories appeared first on Cult Film in Review.

It took them two hundred episodes, but it’s finally time to review the much talked about John Carpenter sci-fi film – Ghosts of Mars. In this episode, the guys explain to the new viewers why this pick is such a momentous one – one that had to fall on a milestone episode. Later, they ask […] The post Ghosts of Mars appeared first on Cult Film in Review.

This week, the guys are packing up their PCs and jacking into the net, because there here to Hack the Planet. That’s right, Cult Film in Review is talking about the 1995 cult classic, Hackers. In this episode, Chris tells the guys why he’s been desperately trying to avoid reviewing this film since the podcast started. […] The post Hackers appeared first on Cult Film in Review.

This week the guys are taking an eight-legged adventure into a little slice of Rockwellian Americana because Cult Film in Review is talking about the 1990 creature feature, Arachnophobia! In this episode, the guys talk about the first time they ever saw this childhood favorite – one of them is even old enough to have seen […] The post Arachnophobia appeared first on Cult Film in Review.

It’s the final fantastic favorite film from a fan for Fan Pick February, and the fellas are doing a doozy with the 1972 horror anthology, Asylum. In this episode, the guys discover yet another horror anthology to add to their library that includes Trick R’ Treat, Creepshow, and the recent Trilogy of Terror. Later, the […] The post Asylum appeared first on Cult Film in Review.

Week three of Fan Pick February is upon us and this week the fans have us doing a little home shopping – in Hell! We’re discussing the 2009 indie horror film, House of the Devil. In this episode, Mike gives the guys the lowdown on the Mumblecore subgenre, which gave rise the Mumblegore sub-subgenre, which, in […] The post House of the Devil appeared first on Cult Film in Review.

It’s week two of Fan Pick February and Cult Film in Review is headed into dangerous territory with the infamous blood-drenched journey into the jungle, Cannibal Holocaust. In this episode, the guys discuss why some of them were desperately trying to avoid this film but knew they couldn’t avoid the inevitable for long. Later, the […] The post Cannibal Holocaust appeared first on Cult Film in Review.

This month, Cult Film in Review is reaching out to the fans for their favorite flicks. All February long, we’re reviewing cult films curated by our listeners and we’re starting with a childhood favorite. The guys are discussing the 1984 fantasy film, The NeverEnding Story. In this episode, the guys do their best to answer […] The post The NeverEnding Story appeared first on Cult Film in Review.

This week, it’s three times the reviews, three times the laughs, and three times the terror. The guys are talking about the 1975 made-for-tv horror, Trilogy of Terror! In this episode, the crew talks about the incredible tour de force of Karen Black. It’s triple the stories, yet four times the Karen Black. How does […] The post Trilogy of Terror appeared first on Cult Film in Review.

This week, Cult Film in Review is talking about the Red, White, and Blue. Nope, not our great country, but Amy, Jordan, and Xavier, part of the lost landscape that is The Doom Generation. In this episode, Christ talks about how this film influenced his own artistic endeavors and why he can’t share the love […] The post The Doom Generation appeared first on Cult Film in Review.

Prepare yourselves for a tale of revenge that brings a new meaning to the phrase, “Anything for Family.” This week, Cult Film in Review is discussing the 1973 Japanese action cult film, Lady Snowblood. In this episode, Mike and Kyle talk about podcast projects long gone. Don’t forget people, back up your computers. Later, the […] The post Lady Snowblood appeared first on Cult Film in Review.

Get ready to Top That with the crew of Cult Film in Review because you’re Never Gonna Be The Same Again after they talk about the classic 80s teen cult comedy, Teen Witch! In this episode, Kyle reminisces about the series that made this movie possible, but where is Salem and Aunt Zelda? Wait… Later, the guys argue […] The post Teen Witch appeared first on Cult Film in Review.

This week, we throw it to the fans for our next pick, and they’ve chosen the 1982 sci-fi horror, Xtro! In this episode, the guys wonder how a mere wooden stick can summon a legion of evil from the farthest reaches of the multiverse. Later, Cody defends the honor of assholes everywhere while the rest […] The post Xtro appeared first on Cult Film in Review.

We’re finishing off our holiday picks in a galaxy far, far away, because we’re talking about the 1978 TV event, The Star Wars Holiday Special. In this episode, the guys ask Mike why he so desperately wanted to review this film, and why he so desperately tried to avoid choosing it. Later, the guys wonder […] The post The Star Wars Holiday Special appeared first on Cult Film in Review.