Zombie Take-Out The B-Movie & Cult Movie Podcast

After nearly 5 months in the vaults, episode 35 can finally be revealed. Uncle John has his first Richard Coyle moment as he and Scotto discuss a movie that shows just how much Ben Kingsley and Forest Whitaker like to get paid. This week on Zombie Take-Out, from 1995, it’s Species. Was it just a […]

Something very Canadian is going on as Scotto and Uncle John switch roles while discussing their first vampire movie. This week on Zombie Take-Out, from 2001, it’s … Jesus Christ Vampire Hunter. Was it no better than a student film? Could it have been made in America? Did I really need to pull out the […]

Normalcy returns to the universe as Scotto ends his 5 brain streak and he and Uncle John go back to having vastly different opinions about a movie. This week on Zombie Take-Out, from 1976, it’s Murder by Death. Was James Coco just a poor man’s Dom Deluise? Should they have replaced Truman Capote with a […]

Scotto and Uncle John discuss what could be the most famous horror movie of all time and its shot-for-shot remake. This week on Zombie Take-Out it’s Psycho from 1960 and Psycho from 1998. Was the original just a b-movie in mainstream clothing? Was a shot-for-shot remake at all necessary? Lucky stamps. Scotto’s Ratings Original Remake […]

Scotto and Uncle John continue their ongoing debate over the relative merits of Mr. Lucas’ work with a discussion of his first feature film. This week on Zombie Take-Out, from 1971, it’s THX 1138. How was Lucas able to predict the future (now the present) so accurately? Should he always work with a co-writer? Did […]

Scotto and Uncle John discuss two different versions of a modern anime classic. This week on Zombie Take-Out, from 1988, it's Akira. Did they try to fit too much into one movie? Which is better, the sub-titled version or the dubbed version? Exactly what color is rupert? Scotto's Rating Uncle John’s Rating How would you […]

Scotto and Uncle John discuss a somewhat forgotten gem from the 80s that has had quite an influence on a couple of recent blockbusters and features yet another actor we’ve seen before. This week on Zombie Take-Out it’s Luther from The Warriors in 1984’s Dreamscape. Were the dream sequences overdone? HasDennis Quaid ever starred in […]

Scotto and Uncle John review an 80s classic with a star-studded cast that includes two actors we’ve seen before. This week on Zombie Take-Out, from 1982, it’s Barry Bostwick and Michael Beck in Megaforce. Was Edward Mulhare channeling C3PO? Was Hunter the original Austin Powers? Was the parachute scene absolutely necessary? Scotto’s Rating Uncle John’s […]