Found on Shelf

In CGI Flydays, Dustin, Gimcrack, and returning guest Gabe dive into S.S. Rajamouli’s gloriously excessive 2012 Telugu fantasy-revenge film about a murdered man reincarnated as a CGI housefly.What begins as a romantic melodrama quickly becomes a full-scale Looney Tunes assassination campaign involving fly vision, micro armor, tiny weapons, occult sparrows, an increasingly unhinged billionaire, and one of the most spectacularly over-the-top fiery finales ever committed to film.We discuss why Sudeep is a certified sexual icon, whether humanity has dangerously underestimated the intelligence of flies, how Eega compares to RRR, and why a movie this good leaves a comedy podcast with surprisingly little to complain about.Plus: no trailer tonight, clone containment failures, inherited memories, Patrick’s uncertain medical status, plans for three unnecessary sequels, and Gabe’s future blockbuster Horse Dog—a touching story involving a doglike horse, an evil land developer, and a deeply suspicious incident in Needles.Found on Shelf: Technically A Movie Podcast.

Due to some....complications we need to take a short break. Have no fear, Dustin and Patrick will be resurre....I mean they will return shortly.Wait, if they are gone then who am I? Maybe I can finally use this space to write the next great American Novel. Hmmm, but there's a character limi

The Skidooch has arrived… and he’s riding a jet ski straight through a luxury cruise ship.This week, the Found on Shelf crew dives headfirst into Deep Rising—a late-90s fever dream where mercenaries, billionaires, pickpockets, and an extremely hungry sea nightmare all collide in the middle of the ocean. Joined by special guest Cammy, the gang tries (and fails) to stay on track while unpacking CGI tentacles, infinite ammo, questionable life choices, and one of the most unhinged finales ever put to film.Along the way, we debate whether this is secretly Alien on a boat, pitch a brand-new sitcom starring “The Skidooch,” and ask the important questions—like why the only gun that runs out of bullets is the one that matters.It’s messy. It’s loud. It’s mid in all the right ways.Hop on the jet ski. We’re going in.

This week on Found on Shelf, we descend into one of the strangest films ever unearthed: The Rare Blue Apes of Cannibal Isle — a surreal, low-budget fever dream involving aristocratic blue apes, pirate crocodiles, toxic flower gas, and a duck named Mr. Quack Quack.Returning guest Bitter Karella joins us to break down this baffling cinematic artifact while also celebrating the success of her splatterpunk horror novel Moonflow and teasing her upcoming folk horror release Quaint Folk (dropping this October 👀).We attempt to answer important questions like:Is this movie secretly about colonialism?Why can only apes hear the main character talk?What IS rose gas, and why does it have one purpose (or two??)And most importantly… why are we always picking on the Bobo?Expect chaos, cursed lore, and one of the wettest viewing experiences we’ve ever endured.🎧 Listener discretion advised: contains bizarre children’s film logic, existential confusion, and discussions of deeply weird cinema.

We’re joined by author and internet chaos agent Robert Brockway to talk about his new novel “I Will Kill Your Imaginary Friend for $200”—a dark, funny, and unexpectedly emotional dive into childhood, loneliness, and the terrifying things that live in our heads (and maybe on YouTube).Then, after we politely let our guest escape the cursed video store, we spiral straight into the 2015 horror oddity My Bloody Banjo.Along the way:We uncover the horrors of modern “imaginary friends”Debate the true chaos of kids’ media past vs. presentLearn way too much about “banjo strings”And question every life decision that led us hereIt’s part author interview, part horror deep dive, and part complete descent into madness.Proceed at your own risk.

This week on Found on Shelf, we dive headfirst into the flaming chaos of Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance—a sequel so unhinged it feels like it was filmed during a caffeine-fueled exorcism.Join us as we break down Nicolas Cage at peak Cage energy, from demonic transformations to the infamous “scraping at the door” scene that will haunt your dreams. Is this a misunderstood cult classic… or a full-blown cinematic meltdown?We talk:The bizarre editing and “filmed while being chased by bees” cinematographyThe Ghost Rider crane (yes, really)Questionable CGI, wild performances, and even wilder writing choicesWhy this might be the most aggressively unnecessary sequel ever madePlus: chaotic lore, fake movie callbacks, and one of our most unhinged award segments yet.If you love bad movies, comic book chaos, or watching hosts slowly lose their sanity—this episode is for you.🎧 New episodes every other week📞 Call the hotline: 252-564-8666⭐ Leave a review if you survived this movie

Dustin wanted to pick the movie this week.Unfortunately, the Jackalope had other plans.After challenging the mysterious creature that controls the show’s movie selection, the Jackalope locks the studio doors and forces the hosts to endure the entire Feeders trilogy, the cult shot-on-video alien horror series created by legendary low-budget filmmakers The Polonia Brothers.The episode becomes a chaotic struggle between Dustin and the Jackalope while the podcast dives deep into:Feeders (1996) – the infamous $500 camcorder alien invasion movie that became a video-store cult classicFeeders 2: Sleigh Bells – the bizarre Christmas sequel featuring puppet aliens, recycled footage, and Santa Claus armed with lasersFeeders 3: The Final Meal – the long-delayed sequel that somehow transforms the trilogy into a self-aware cult comedyAlong the way the hosts explore the history of shot-on-video horror movies, DIY filmmaking of the 1990s, and why the Polonia Brothers became one of the most prolific names in cult cinema.

Any similarity between this podcast and real life just happens to be the way things are.This week on Found on Shelf, we descend into the cursed VHS void and accidentally summon the 1990 Canadian cult dystopian satire Terminal City Ricochet… and it summons us right back.What we expected: weird punk rock sci-fi nonsense.What we got: media-controlled reality, fascist talk show mayors, climate collapse, secret police, cannibalism, brain-controlled children, and a villain who writes 'My Struggle Now' in prison.Cool cool cool. Totally fictional. Definitely not relevant.

Season 5 is here and Patrick and Spec are watching the 2003 Sega Saturn FMV Despiser...oh wait, this is an actual movie? Holy shi....is that Dustin? I thought he was dead?!?!I'm so confused, good thing I'm just hired to write the descriptions. Despiser is about a guy that dies and goes to purgatory where he wages a war against polygons. This podcast is about guys that never seem to stay dead, so it's a match made in heaven....err purgatory.

Last we heard, Dustin had been hit by a large truck driven by a demonic fast food mascot named Dumpy the Rat. it's time to find out the aftermath.Season 5 starts in February!

It's time for the end of the year wrap up, but is it also time for the end of the FOUND ON SHELF PODCAST?! Only one of the hosts will walk away from this episode...

It's Christmas!! Gabe and Casey pop in for our annual tortur....I mean holiday funn! The Santa slasher returns to Christmas, California to turn loved ones into evil garden gnomes and do his bidding. Grab your gnomies and check out our latest episode!

It's Christmas time!!! Time for spiked egg nog and obscure movies. On our latest episode we're checking out Mandao Returns, the sequel to the Mandao of the Dead.Christmas is in the air as Jay Mandao astral projects back in time to prevent the death of a B-movie star. However, the more Jay and his friends mess with time, the deadlier Christmas becomes.

A murdering jazz musician in a cult town run by the mob gets a job at a butcher shop that has septic tank underneath it mixing with nuclear waste which causes a byproduct that toy robot aliens wish to use to fuel their spaceships. This is actually an accurate summary of the movie we watched...oh and it's a musical.

We're kicking off our musical month with some Jet Rock-n-Roll!!It's Japanese greaser band Guitar Wolf vs toy robot aliens with an army of zombies in the 1999 comedy horror movie "Wild Zero"

It's a Scarabjam Halloween Special! We're watching the 1995 horror movie Rumpelstiltskin! We're all dressed up and ready to party.

Halloween continues with Senritsu Kaiki File Kowasugi: The Most Terrifying Movie in History. It's part 6 in the series of films, but don't worry Patrick is here to explain everything while Dustin goes to make some popcorn. Enjoy!Special thanks to Shiraclub, be sure to go check out their Patreon for more information on how to stream these movies in the best quality Shiraclub

Halloween season has begun. what does the Jackalope have in store for us today? There's a dude with steampunk goggles and a giant bear trap for a mouth hanging out with Warwick Davis as "Plates" and you'll never guess what his special weapon is! It's time for Skinned Deep!

They made a Christian Mingle movie....and we watched it. I don't think there's anything else that needs to be said. Guests Specc and Gabe show up to help us try to regain some sanity, but I guess the wheels were never meant to be on in the first place.

Stop-motion Chicken ManSTOP-MOTION CHICKEN MAN!!!This movie is a lot, buckle up.

Bitter Karella joins us again to talk all about Rapid Onset Monkey Fucking...wait, what? Oh and Bitter's got a brand new book coming out Sept 3rd so go order MOONFLOW today, we've been told it's got at least FOUR fluids, so you know it's gonna be good! https://www.hachettebookgroup.com/titles/bitter-karella/moonflow/9780316581936/ Back to the movie, it's all about a dude that gets cucked by a chimp, but not as exciting or funny as one would hope. (wait, that describes the podcast too....well, except the monkey cuck part.

Patrick and Dustin dive headfirst into the gloriously unhinged world of Lady Terminator, the 1988 Indonesian action-horror fever dream that answers the age-old question: “What if James Cameron’s cyborg assassin also happened to be a mythical sea queen with an evil eel living in her vagina?”Expect outrageous fashion, laser-eyed stares, dialogue that feels like it was beamed in from another dimension, and more bullets than plot points. We unpack every inexplicable twist, questionable special effect, and legendary one-liner — all while trying to decide if Lady Terminator is a cinematic disaster, a secret masterpiece, or both.

What the heck is this podcast about? Check out the trailer!

It's TIME to celebrate our 100th episode and we're just BURSTing with excitement (see what I did there) . Today we're watching TIME BURST THE FINAL ALLIANCE, a movie that doesn't seem to really exist but I assure you, it's real. As the new part-owner of the podcast, Gabe decides we need some better marketability so he sends a mascot to join the show, get ready for GIBCOCK! It's podtastic...or podcastic, still not really sure.

What happens when you inject what looks like Smurf Blood directly into your brain? We assume it's similar to what Dustin is feeling from using so much Sigma Brain, maybe it's time we do something about that. Casey from the Glass Half Full Moon Podcast stops by and talks Infinity Nikki with Gimcrack and takes over the show...in more ways than one.

This week Dustin has a psychological breakthrough and Chris has a psychological break. We're excited about the new Superman movie and looks like the Jackalope is too! We're watching Justice League!! But which one? The Joss Whedon cut or the Zack Snyder cut? NEITHER! ....wait, what? We also introduce to the world Eric Roberts Roulette!

Have you ever seen a dog kung fu fight a cat? That's really all you need to know.

Wet t-shirt contests and lightsabers what could go wrong....time to find outWell, Pod Fyre was a disaster and a lot of people died (sorry 'bout that) but the show must go on! Today we're joined by special guest Cammy and coming around full circle to talk about a movie first mentioned in season 2 episode 3. The 1989 film Princess Warrior , so without further ado...it's dancing titty time

This movie is a whole lot. We're talking about the 1986 Hong Kong action horror movie The 7th Curse. We're also reaching out to influencers to help push the Pod Fyre Festival

Welcome to our LIVE telethon spectacular! With exciting news and updates about the Pod Fyre Festival! Special Guests!Surprise Announcements!ELEPHANTS!For more information and to purchase tickets visit www.podfyre.com Oh, and we're talking about a movie called Space Raiders from 1983.A Star Wars ripoff that also borrows sets and scenes directly out of Battle Beyond the StarsFor more information please visit us at www.foundonshelfpod.com

Oh boy, this one is a lot. What happens when a husband who is 30 years older than his wife writes and directs a movies that is about a woman who is married to a much older man and then casts his wife to play that role? It's a truly bizarre film and the backstory is even stranger. Also we announce POD FYRE 2! That's right, the totally real festival that is really happening on an island. Visit www.podfrye.com for more information. You'll get caught up in it!

In these uncertain times of financial stability you can always count on PODCOIN to deliver, the official cyrpto currency of the Found on Shelf podcast is not at all fake...nope. On this episode we're talking about Smoking Causes Coughing...no, this isn't a TED talk about cancer, it's a movie about a group of superheroes with the power of cancer causing chemicals sitting around on a team building retreat talking about scary stories. Yeah it's bizarre, but our reality isn't exactly sane these days either. The hotline is open, leave a voicemail and tell us what you think! 252-564-8666

Let's do the knock-offs again. Did you know there was an Egyptian remake of the Rocky Horror Picture Show? Today we are joined by Beetleju....I mean Scarab Jam, the patron saint of knock-offs to talk about this bizarre 1981 film

Three time hugo-nominated author and creator of the hilarious Midnight Pals, Bitter Karella stops by Gimcrack's to talk all things....Pinocchio? Today we're watching 964 Pinocchio a Japanese cyberpunk-horror film about  a lobotomized cyborg sex slave, who is abandoned by his owners due to his inability to maintain an erection....yeah, it's a lot. We also learn about Bitter's upcoming novel MOONFLOW a story about a trans shroom dealer lost in a haunted forest & running afoul of evil lesbian hippies and their bound fungus god. What's not to love about that?For details and where to pre-order Moonflow: https://www.hachettebookgroup.com/titles/bitter-karella/moonflow/9780316581936/ Be sure to check out the Midnight Pals https://www.midnightpals.com/ Find all of Bitter's information at https://www.bitterkarella.com/

In this chaotic and hilarious episode, we dive into the absurd world of "Rat Scratch Fever," a film that combines sci-fi horror with an outrageous premise involving giant rats and a contagion that spreads through human hosts. Our hosts, grappling with the realities of life, discuss the film's wild narrative, which sees a crew of astronauts returning from Planet X only to unleash an army of monstrous rodents upon Los Angeles.As the episode unfolds, we explore the bizarre character of Dr. Steele, played by a memorable actor known for his outrageous roles, and the film's unique blend of practical effects and miniature sets that create a truly unforgettable viewing experience. From the sheer ambition of the filmmakers to the outrageous moments that leave you both laughing and cringing, "Rat Scratch Fever" is a testament to the schlocky charm of low-budget cinema.We also have a special call-in interview with Helen from the BlueSky Watch Party "Fright Club" https://bsky.app/profile/frightya.bsky.social To help assist people with the fires in Los Angeles https://www.charitynavigator.org/discover-charities/where-to-give/palisades-fire-2025/🔑 Episode KeywordsRat Scratch Fever, Movie Review, Cryptocurrency, Horror Genre, Schlock Cinema, Pop Culture, Improvisation, Indie Film, Gimcrack Video, Alien Invasion, Practical Effects, Cult Classic, Sci-Fi Horror, Film Analysis, Comedy Podcast, Bad Movies, Watch Parties, Cinematic Discussion,

Today's episode is brought to you by Sigma Brain, change your dude type.In the latest episode of our podcast, we take a deep dive into the enigmatic world of "Turkish Star Wars," a film that has become a cult classic for its outrageous production and bizarre storytelling. This 1982 film, originally titled "Dünyayı Kurtaran Adam," (The Man Who Saves the World)is infamous for its unabashed borrowing of footage from the original "Star Wars" and its unique take on the sci-fi genre.As we explore the film's origins, we discuss how it was produced during a tumultuous time in Turkey's history, where political censorship influenced the types of films that could be made. The film's director, Çetin İnanç, had to navigate these challenges creatively, leading to a mash-up of action, sci-fi, and outright absurdity. The story follows a hero who must save the world from an evil wizard, but the execution is where things get truly wild.Throughout the episode, we share some of the most memorable moments from the film, including its questionable special effects and the infamous "Halloween masks" that serve as alien costumes. The film is a testament to the creativity and resilience of filmmakers who, despite limited resources, crafted a story that continues to entertain and perplex audiences today.We also delve into the cultural impact of "Turkish Star Wars," discussing how it has garnered a dedicated fanbase and become a staple in discussions about cult cinema. Whether you're a die-hard fan or a newcomer to the world of bizarre films, this episode is sure to provide plenty of laughs and insights.So grab your popcorn and join us as we uncover the strange and forgotten relics of cinema with "Turkish Star Wars." You won't want to miss this wild ride through a film that truly defies explanation!

We discuss everything we covered in 2024 and our plans for 2025....although Gimcrack has other plans for us

Okay, look, we messed up. Thankskilling 3 wasn't technically a part 3 movie, and Day of the Beast was definitely not a part 3 movie. Now it's time to pay for our mistakes...

It's becoming quite the Christmas tradition to have the Glass Half Full Moon podcast on as guests and this year is no different. After forcing Gabe and Casey to watch three Krampus movies last year, Patrick takes it easy on them this year with an actual good movie! (okay, so it's not a part 3 movie, but it's the holidays, I'm sure no one will notice...)

CHRISTMAS IS HERE! We continue our journey into part 3 movies with nothing but Part 3 Christmas Movies. First up is Silent Night, Deadly Night 3: Better Watch Out! Yes, that exclamation mark is part of the title, it really lets you know how EXCITING this movie will be....yup, totally awesome non-stop action here folks...

Gobble Gobble Motherf***ers. It's a Thanksgiving celebration as Patrick decides to have a lovely Friendsgiving dinner...and Dustin decides to crash it and make everyone watch Thankskilling 3. It's got puppets, songs, Star Wars connections, and the Ur-puppet in an episode that is guaranteed to be slightly less unhinged than your family's Thanksgiving dinner.

Zog zig zog Ziggy Ziggy zog. Get ready to dance and uncover the unexpected in our latest podcast episode! We're diving deep into Disney's Zombies 3, a film where zombies, werewolves, and aliens come together in a chaotic high school musical. Join us as we explore the dance battles, the catchy tunes, and the many nods to Saved By The Bell. Whether you're a fan of Disney Channel originals or just love a good laugh, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in now and let the fun begin!

Have you ever wondered what a were-kangaroo might look like? If so, you're in for a treat with "The Howling III: The Marsupials." 🔑 Episode Keywords Werewolf, Marsupials, The Howling, Horror Comedy, Philippe Mora, Tasmanian Tiger, Cold War, Werewolf Transformation, Australian Cinema, Cult Classic, Nuns On The Run, Russian Ballerina, Halloween Season, Quibi Streaming, Movie Parody, Werewolf Mythology, 1980S Horror, Movie Satire, Werewolf Skeleton, Movie Montage

Prepare for an undead adventure as we dive into the chaotic world of Italian zombie cinema in this week's episode of the Found on Shelf podcast. Join hosts Patrick and Dustin as they navigate the bizarre and convoluted history of the "Zombie" film series, specifically focusing on the infamous "Zombi 3" and "Zombie 4: After Death." These films, known for their unconventional production methods and tangled lineage, offer a unique viewing experience that blurs the lines between horror, absurdity, and unintentional comedy. "Zombi 3," a film shrouded in mystery regarding its true director, combines the creative visions of Lucio Fulci, Bruno Mattei, and Claudio Fragasso, resulting in a cinematic Frankenstein's monster of sorts. The episode unravels the film's chaotic production, highlighting its inconsistent zombie lore, questionable soundtrack, and the curious decision to feature talking and fast-moving zombies. Meanwhile, "Zombie 4: After Death" takes a different approach, incorporating voodoo curses and demonic elements, further complicating the series' already tangled narrative web. 🔑 Episode Keywords Italian Horror, Lucio Fulci, Zombi 3, Zombie 4, After Death, Claudio Fragasso, Bruno Mattei, Fabio Frizzi, Zombie Movies, Voodoo Curses, B-Movie Horror, Cult Classics, Horror Comedy, Face Melting, Practical Effects, Horror Franchises, 80s Horror, Voodoo Horror, Zombie Comedy, Cult Horror Films, Italian Cinema

Have you ever watched a movie that feels like a video game? If not, "Hotel Inferno 3: Castle of Screams" might be your first foray into this unique cinematic experience. In our latest podcast episode, we dive into this bizarre horror film that blurs the lines between traditional storytelling and first-person shooter games. "Hotel Inferno 3" is the third installment in a series that prides itself on its first-person perspective, much like the cult favorite "Hardcore Henry." This film places you directly in the shoes of its protagonist, Frank, as you navigate through a hellish landscape filled with Cronenberg-esque flesh goblins and bizarre supernatural elements. It's a movie that truly immerses you in its world, making you feel as though you're part of a twisted video game. 🔑 Episode Keywords Gimcrack Video, Hotel Inferno 3, Castle Of Screams, First-Person Shooter, Cronenberg Flesh Goblins, Elevator Horror, Video Store Nostalgia, Horror Comedy, Blood And Gore, Diy Filmmaking, Indie Horror Films, Video Game Movies, Practical Effects, Supernatural Comedy, Dark Humor, Cult Classic, Video Game Adaptation, Horror Franchise, Vr Movie Experience

Welcome to the world of the unexpected where movies defy norms and leave you questioning your sanity. In the latest episode of our podcast, we delve into the realm of extreme cinema and Hong Kong action comedies, exploring films that are as bizarre as they are unforgettable. We kick off with a tale from a rental store, where a mysterious video appears on a shelf, sparking a discussion on the allure of forbidden films. This leads us to recount personal experiences with infamous movies like "Salo" and "Cannibal Holocaust"—films known for their extreme content and capacity to haunt viewers long after the credits roll. But the episode isn't just about horror. We also take you on a journey through Hong Kong cinema, focusing on the zany and action-packed "Mr. Vampire III." This film, a blend of martial arts, slapstick comedy, and supernatural elements, epitomizes the unique energy and creativity of Hong Kong's film industry during the 80s and 90s. Our hosts, Patrick, Dustin, and Chris, provide a lively and humorous critique of these films, examining their cultural impact and the sheer audacity of their storytelling. Whether it's the absurdity of a child being folded like origami or the chaotic brilliance of a kung fu fight with a witch, these movies offer a viewing experience unlike any other. For those who revel in the obscure and the outrageous, this episode is a must-listen. We promise an entertaining discussion filled with laughter, insightful commentary, and perhaps a new addition to your movie watchlist. So, if you're ready to explore the fringes of cinema, tune in and join us on this wild cinematic ride. Listen to the full episode now and discover why some films are best found on the shelf. 🔑 Episode Keywords Horror Movies, Extreme Cinema, Salo, Cannibal Holocaust, Hong Kong Cinema, Mr. Vampire Iii, Taoist Magic, Jean Claude Van Damme, Movie Review, Comedy Podcast, Film Franchises, Movie Recommendations, Cinematic Experience, Action Comedy, Cult Classics, Film Critique, Podcast Humor, Halloween Specials

This week, we're bringing you a spine-chilling episode perfect for your Halloween season! Join us as we explore "Jack in the Box Rises," a new indie horror film that brings a fresh take on demon summoning and cursed artifacts. Directed by Lawrence Fowler, this movie is the third installment in the Jack in the Box series and promises to keep you on the edge of your seat. In this episode, we dive deep into the plot, character development, and the film's commitment to practical effects, making it a standout in the horror genre. 🔑 Episode Keywords Jack In The Box Rises, Horror Movie Review, Halloween Episodes, Found On Shelf Podcast, Indie Horror Films, Movie Franchise, Cursed Artifacts, Supernatural Collector, Boarding School Horror, Demon Summoning, Practical Effects, Thriller Horror, Movie Kill Scenes, British Horror Movies, Paranormal Artifacts, Blood Moon, Mystery Horror, Movie Analysis, Horror Film Series, Lawrence Fowler

This week, we're taking you on a nostalgic trip back to the 90s with our latest podcast episode on 'Cyborg Cop 3'. Get ready for outrageous action scenes, hilarious dialogue, and a plot that defies all logic. Join us as we dissect this direct-to-video gem, explore the fascinating backstories of its cast, and even pitch some ideas for how the movie could have been improved. Whether you're a fan of cult classics, B-movies, or just looking for a good laugh, this episode is sure to entertain. Tune in now and let us know what you think! 🔑 Episode Keywords Cyborg Cop 3, B-Movie Review, Sci-Fi Action Films, Frank Zagarino, Brian Genesee, 90S Action Movies, Direct-To-Video Films, Cult Classics, Movie Sequels, Movie Explosions, South African Films, Ridiculous Plots, Movie Villains, Comedy In Action Films, Max And Saint Movie Character Analysis, Movie Trivia

This week we take a trip to the strange world of Coffin Joe and see how this franchise 40 years in the making concludes. Trigger warnings for absolutely everything. 'Embodiment of Evil' serves as the conclusion to the Coffin Joe trilogy, but it is also the seventh film to feature the character. The plot follows Coffin Joe as he is released from prison after 40 years, only to resume his quest to find the perfect woman to bear his superior child. The film is relentless in its depiction of violence and torture, making it one of the most controversial entries in the series. 🔑 Episode Keywords Coffin Joe, Brazilian Horror, Embodiment Of Evil, José Mojica Marins, Horror Trilogy, Cult Films, 1960S Horror, Zé Do Caixão, Underground Cinema, Controversial Films, Horror Icons, Extreme Cinema, Horror Anthologies, Horror Hosts, Cult Classics, Brazilian Cinema, Horror Reboots, svengoolie

This week, we're diving into the hilariously absurd world of "Death Toilet 3: Doody Calls." Join us as we break down this indie horror-comedy that features demonic toilets, guerrilla filmmaking, and some of the most laughable special effects you'll ever see. From its roots in the Southern California punk rock scene to its surprisingly coherent continuity, there's a lot to unpack. Tune in for a wild ride full of laughs and insights. Trust us, you won’t regret it – or maybe you will, but at least you’ll be entertained 🔑 Episode Keywords Death Toilet, Horror Comedy, Indie Film, Cult Movie, Low Budget, Tubi Streaming, Punk Rock Cinema, Underground Films, Toilet Humor, Diy Filmmaking, Straight Edge Punk, Microbudget, B-Movie, Guerrilla Filmmaking