EPISODE · Sep 27, 2021 · 1H 37M
Blood and Black Lace (1964) with Greg McGoon
Well, we’ve done it! We have completed 1 year of the show and now are moving into YEAR TWO! To mark this occasion, I’m flipping what I did during the first year on its head. For the past year, it has been guests bringing films that are unique favorites to the table and discussing them. This week you’ll be getting FOUR episodes with returning guests and discussing films that are unique favorites of MINE! We start out with Greg McGoon leading the charge. From your feedback, you all seem to love Greg, so he returns to help reflect on Year ONE and interviews/questions me regarding things about the show. He’s also got some VERY EXCITING news at the end of the show. I’ve brought to the table Blood and Black Lace. As you may know from listening, I’m a lifelong lover of slasher movies as well as the fact I’m in this phase of my life where I’m in love with Italian horror of the 70s and 80s. Blood and Black Lace is pretty much the giallo film that was the one from which they all cribbed and it inspired a lot. Plus it’s just a beauty to look at. Greg had never seen the film and isn’t too familiar with Italian horror films, so I found this one could be a nice gateway for him. Perhaps its one for you as well? 00:00:43 Greg Interviews Brandon00:25:13 Blood and Black Lace Discussion -Brandon The Brandon Peters Show will return tomorrow (9/28) with Bucktown (1975) featuring guest Audery Lane (PopCon Film Festival) TECHNICAL INFORMATION VocalsBrandon – Shure SM58-LCGreg – Laptop Microphone (Recorded with Zoom) Post ProductionNCH Wavepad Masters Edition v8.38NCH MixPad Masters v5.22The Levelator 2 RUNTIME: 98 minutes Blood & Black Lace is available on DVD & Blu-ray. It is currently streaming on Tubi, Fandor and Flix Fling. You can rent or purchase it digitally on AppleTV, Amazon and Alamo On Demand.
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