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07 Inside the Closet:Graduate student Gail Aynsley (Roberta Weiss) takes up a room for rent in the house of Dr. Fenner (Fritz Weaver), the dean of a local veterinary school. She discovers that her new room has a strange miniature door inside it, and estimates that there may be something lurking on the other side.Original Air Date: November 21, 1984Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/moviedumpster)

HOLY TOMATO, EMPIRE HAS FALLEN! While its heyday is long gone, these films are definitely not forgotten, and the Dumpster trio is here to pay homage to them! After a mutated alien creature gets blasted into deep space via energy beam, its trajectory makes a bee-line to Earth and into the Putterman family's brand new satellite TV receiver. From the mind of Charles Band comes a truly unique viewing experience by way of director Ted Nicolau and the legendary ooey gooey talents of rubber monster maestro, John Carl Buechler. Serj Murillo of Lethean joins us as we zap ourselves into the Pleasure Palace™ for an evening you'll never forget! Pour yourself an Ouzo margarita, slap on your studs, and gaze into the hypnotizing talents of Medusa, because we're staying up for the midnight horrorthon with 'Terror Vision!' Sweet dreams, kiddies!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/moviedumpster)

06 Slippage:Graphic designer Richard Hall (David Patrick Kelly) discovers that he has been turned down for a promotion, hasn't received an invitation to his high school reunion, and that his own mother has failed to recognize him. Putting everything together, Richard determines that the source of the problem is that he is literally slipping from existence.Original Air Date: November 11th, 1984Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/moviedumpster)

Welcome to the Movie Dumpster LIVE for our July Wrap-up episode! We're looking back at 'Kolobos' (1999), 'The Kindred' (1987), our Ripe Reviews of the 'Fear Street' trilogy, the latest 'Talks from the Darkside' episode 'Mookie and Pookie' with Chris Bahr, and so much more!! We also answer your live questions from the chat, give some updates on Watch-A-Longs and commentary tracks, and reveal our event month for August along with the movies we'll be reviewing!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/moviedumpster)

On her deathbed, molecular biologist Dr. Amanda Hollins sends her son John to destroy her lab notes left at her home, but she fails to mention that John's brother Anthony is living in the basement. You know, his Xenomorph-esque human-octopus hybrid monster brother that Amanda created using John's DNA. Add a group of John's friends to the mix, a fish-woman ripped straight out of the Shape of Water masquerading as Amanda's biggest fan, plus the evil scientist Rod Steiger that will stop at nothing to steal Amanda's research, and you've got the perfect recipe for a serious Suckling situation. Jesse from Say You Love Satan and the whole Van Daam clan join us, as we run down the Anthony Journals in another dumpsterlicious mutant baby special! So pluck Anthony Jr. from his jar, fire up George C. Scott's tape player, and take a shot every time Hemocyanin is mentioned, because we're chest-bursting out of a watermelon with The Kindred!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/mov

05 Mookie and Pookie:Susan "Pookie" Anderson (Justine Bateman) discovers that the spirit of her recently deceased twin brother, Kevin "Mookie" Anderson (Ron Asher), lives on through his computer, but her parents don't believe her. When they threaten to sell the computer due to her growing obsession with it, Susan must to prove her parents that her brother is still alive before they follow through on their promise.Original Air Date: November 4th, 1984Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/moviedumpster)

The frightful finale! Rounding out the Fear Street trilogy, we get a glimpse into ye olde 1666 as we recall what was the deal the day Sunnyvale/Shadyside died. Head out to Razorback hollow to grab your grimoire from Haggis, and pop some young berries the Hugga Bunch gave you, because we're going on a witch hunt through Part 3 to get to Part 2 of the first sequel to Fear Street Part Three: 1666!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/moviedumpster)

The body count continues! The second installment in the Fear Street Trilogy shoots us back into the summer of 1978 at Camp Nightwing, as more of Sunnyvale/Shadyside's dark history unfolds. Light up that J-bird and pop some asprin, because we're chopping our way through some unhappy campers in Fear Street Part Two: 1978!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/moviedumpster)

A group of freeloaders, artists, and actors go on the world’s deadliest game of Big Brother ever, where hidden cameras are the least of their troubles. In the house that John Kramer built (Jigsaw himself), five strangers attempt to survive a booby trapped house while cameras record their horrifying experience! With projectile saw blades around every corner and a black-gloved, Giallo-killer Meat Loaf stalking them, it’s only a matter of time before they are all picked off one by one. Justin from the Epic Film Guys podcast joins us as we dive deep into this 1999 forgotten gem that left us saying we would do anything for love, but we won’t do that! Grab your art book full of drawings nobody else is allowed to see, feed the fish in your coffee table aquarium, and get ready to carve a hole into your face, because we’re shredding into Kolobos!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/moviedumpster)

Listener beware, you're in for a scare! Originally planned for a theatrical release, the classic R.L. Stine book series gets its very own 3 part event exclusively on Netflix. With elements pulled from series installments 'The Betrayal', 'The Secret' & 'The Burning', the first in this terrifying trilogy has finally dropped and the Dumpster trio is here to tackle it! Pop in your '90s mix tape and raid a Spencer's Gifts, because we're hopping in Doc's DeLorean for a midnight cruise down Fear Street Part One: 1994!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/moviedumpster)

The lost George Romero film makes its way to SHUDDER™! Commissioned and later shelved by the Lutheran Service Society of Western Pennsylvania, this surrealist depiction of one of our deepest fears comes to light in a truly powerful short by one of the Masters of Horror. We'll see you Dumpster Dwellers in the park!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/moviedumpster)

Welcome to the Movie Dumpster LIVE for our June Wrap-up episode! We're looking back at 'The Beast Within' (1982), 'The Changeling' (1980), our Ripe Reviews of 'The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It' and 'The Amusement Park', our 'Super Mario Bros: The Morton Jankel Cut' Watch-A-Long and 'Deep Blood' commentary track for Patrons, the latest 'Talks from the Darkside' and 'Book to the Movie' episodes with Chris Bahr & C.B. Smith, and so much more!! We also answer your live questions from the chat and talk a little about July's release schedule and some new and future merch!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/moviedumpster)

After a completely avoidable tragedy, composer George C. Scott retreats to Seattle for some R&R to focus on his music. Soon after he moves into an old haunted mansion, the ghost of a little boy starts bugging him to expose his murder, while serving his dastardly duplicate a mouthful of just desserts. Tony from Hack the Movies™ joins us as we navigate this classic haunted house flick to ask the hard questions—Do telephone booth doors lock you in after you drop a dime? Does the college keep paying George while he's out solving mysteries? Will Yanni get his chance to shine in 'The Changeling 2: Optimystique'? Snag a fresh pack of smokes, break out that spirit trumpet, and let's crack this case of aristocratic atrocities committed by The Changeling!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/moviedumpster)

We're back from the movie to give you the book...to the movie! C.B. Smith from Taking a Page joins us again as we discuss the film Razorback and how it stacks up to the novel of the same name written by Peter Brennan. Take a ride through the bush as we compare and contrast the differences including the actual size of the titular Razorback and the road to salvation for a certain wily wallaby!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/moviedumpster)

We're back from the movie to give you the book...to the movie! C.B. Smith from Taking a Page joins us again as we head back to Outworld and go a few rounds with the novelization for 'Mortal Kombat: Annihilation'! FIGHT!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/moviedumpster)

04 The Odds:Tommy Vale (Danny Aiello), a bookie who never turns down a bet, meets Bill Lacey (Tom Noonan), the luckiest man he may ever know, who becomes determined to break the bookie at any cost. When Tommy ends up wagering on the time of his death, he must do everything he can to outsmart a man who has never lost.Original Air Date: October 21, 1984Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/moviedumpster)

Exactly 17 years after a woman is attacked on her wedding night, her son Michael becomes gravely ill. Now, Caroline and her husband Ronny Cox must return to where their nightmarish secret began, only to find out that the town of Nioba has a few secrets of its own! Crack open your Necronomicon, shed the skin of your human host, please wash your hands after you handle any raw meat, and let those Brood X cicadas serenade you because no one can stop the emergence of The Beast Within!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/moviedumpster)

The third Conjuring movie in the main saga is here! Helmed this time by Michael Chaves instead of James Wan, the exploits of Ed and Lorraine Warren may have finally run their demonic discourse. Could this be the final main entry to The Conjuring series? Did the Devil make us sign up for HBO Max to watch this movie? Have they hit the bottom of the barrel to make this shared universe work? Find out in a brand new Ripe Reviews!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/moviedumpster)

Welcome to the Movie Dumpster LIVE for our May Wrap-up episode! We're looking back at 'Mother's Day '(1980), 'Son of Dracula' (1974), our Ripe Reviews of 'Snapper: The Man-Eating Turtle Movie That Never Got Made' and 'Spiral: From the Book of Saw', our secret 'Jigsaw' (2002) Watch-A-Long for and Hack the Movies crossover 'Annabelle' commentary track for Patrons, the latest 'Talks of the Darkside' episodes with Chris Bahr, and so much more!! We also answer your live questions from the chat and talk a little about June's release schedule. Oh! AND WE CAN TOUCH EACH OTHER!!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/moviedumpster)

In 1970, one of the most famous musical groups to ever be assembled disbanded. In the wake of that break up, one of them decided to make a film about a rock 'n' roll vampire becoming king of the underworld. That man was Ringo Starr of The Beatles. Starring Harry Nilsson as Count Downe, the titular 'Son of Dracula', and Ringo himself as the great wizard Merlin, along with a motley cast of famous musicians, monsters, and madmen, this critical failure of a film was shelved indefinitely never again to see the light of day. That is, until YouTube! Pop in those plastic fangs and put your dancing shoes on because we are getting the band back together to take a bite out of Son of Dracula! Joining us is special guest Newt Wallen from Hack the Movies!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/moviedumpster)