Skip to content
Satan's Little Orphaned Incestuous Coat Thief episode artwork

Jan 28, 2021 10 min

Satan's Little Orphaned Incestuous Coat Thief

from Movie Meltdown Hosted by Bryan Renfro

Movie Meltdown - Episode 543 (For our Patreon "Horror Club") This episode we discuss the 1976 film Satan's Slave directed by Norman J. Warren. This horror film not only works in Satan but also witches, cults, psychic abilities and a serial killer… how could it go wrong?! How could it… yeah well, that's what we try to figure out. And as we start planning the Horror Club field trip to Witch-killin' National park, we also cover… Underwater, frosted eyeshadow, Kevin Smith, Dummy, Flip this Murder House, freshly manicured hedges, so many questions, overly complicated and boring, what the hell is a receiving room, double turn-around twist, Michael Gough, dead… only on the inside, Kristen Stewart, due to the mental illness, slamming her head in a door, talking dogs and sex dolls, they so don't even wanna talk to you, the '70s was cool and you know it, duck and roll into the woods, a stately manor, visiting with a time machine, Martin Potter, Anna Kendrick, confused by the elevator, Wilfred, are you trying to get murdered, Candace Glendenning, leaving the ignition on, Quibi, how can this production afford to lose a camera, certain parts of the female anatomy, this movie created love, Barbara Kellerman, I would have constantly been disappointed at the movies, they didn't get there where they were taking their time, Smarties and it's protected… or something, Spoiler Alert: Full spoilers for the 1976 film "Satan's Slave". But truthfully… there's not really that much to spoil. "I was mad that someone wasted the film on it." Thank you to all our supporters! If you would like to join the club, go to: https://www.patreon.com/moviemeltdown

Episode details come from the podcast's RSS feed.

Embed this episode

Ready to play

Satan's Little Orphaned Incestuous Coat Thief

0:00 10:50

No transcript yet.

Requests help us decide what to transcribe next.

The Spoofcast The Spoofcast The podcast where hosts Adam Oppenheimer and Steven Pipps rate, review, and revile every spoof movie ever made to create the definitive spoof movie ranking. Explicit Straight Gay Reviews Rumeal Welcome to SGR - Straight Gay Reviews! Yes, I'm Gay, hence the name. I'm Rumeal; it's like Ru Paul & a Meal you'd eat! Feel free to share this with anyone; SGR started as a movie review channel, which I did with a friend. However, it has morphed into something I love doing: learning from others and networking. There are many different segments; I hope you have time to listen to them when you can, and they provide value in your world. Oh, if you want the visuals check us out on YouTube. Explicit DemBoyz Talks - Movie Club DemBoyz Talks Welcome the DemBoyzTalks Movie Club! Send us a DM through Instagram or email, and engage with us more as we share our thoughts, feelings, and overall experiences with watching different films. You will always have an opportunity to feel like you’re part of the boyz, as we will be telling you what movies we will be watching together on every weeks episode. Have any movie recommendations for us?Email us at: [email protected] follow our socials for more pertaining the podcast:Tiktok: @demboyztalksInstagram: @demboyztalksTwitter: @demboyztalksThank you for checking out the podcast! We appreciate any feedback! Explicit Bad First Impression Devin Warner Bad First Impression is a podcast about movies and where we meet them. A comedy and discussion show, host Devin Warner and guests go to repertory, specialty, and new release movie screenings around NYC and discuss the film, the audience, venues, and whatever other experiences led them to a screening. Explicit

Frequently asked questions

How long is this episode of Movie Meltdown?

This episode is 10 minutes long.

When was this Movie Meltdown episode published?

This episode was published on January 28, 2021.

Can I download this Movie Meltdown episode?

Yes. Use the download control on the episode player to save the publisher-provided media file.