My Favorite Rob Zombie film. Great soundtrack and backstory. Some people hate the origin story and prefer The Shape to just be as such however I love character development.By knifepartypod

We tried to do this last year but HR (DRAGULA!) got in the way. So, I flipped the script so to speak and had on the Jeff the Tech from FTM. He never seen this masterwork and we talk some EDR.By knifepartypod

WARNING! This is a Slime Rec Radio episode not the Knife Party Podcast. However, due to the pressing circumstances I had to air this. I do not want to alienate my fans but again this is proof that voter interference is alive and well in California.By knifepartypod

This (besides of the Fly and the Thing) is in my opinion the best remake in horror or sci-fi. Finaly ED goes back to its gory self and pulls zero punches. Saw this twice in the theater when it came out and l is a annual watch today for me.By knifepartypod

The sober version of this episode! (The drunk one is in the After Dark archives) I brake down why this 'could' have been a great movie instead of just mediocre.By knifepartypod

Cats, vampires and incest! Wow! Throw in a few 70's American Muscle cars and Madchen Amick and a Ron Perlman cameo and we have a bit of 90's awesome!By knifepartypod

It is a good ending... Book vs movie and everything in between. Solo episode with a lot of information that brakes the fourth wall.By knifepartypod

A lot of fun facts on this one. Book vs movie, who played who etc. It's hammer time!By knifepartypod

Underrated beautifully shot epic revenge tale. Unfortunately Jeff the Tech has other ideas.By knifepartypod

Maybe the best. I love part two but this has the best effects and creative deaths. Aslo... The Felddogg!By knifepartypod

Akk-akk-akkkkk! Overlooked cult film from the 90's that almost made Tim Burton quit filmmaking.By knifepartypod

We have all fantasized about this. This piece of 90's darkness holds up and to this day could very well happen to you.By knifepartypod

Antonious and I talk about the most iconic, star-studded, best acted, 90's cheese western after Young Guns! Actually this movie is way better and historically accurate.By knifepartypod

Campy yet charming.By knifepartypod

Another 90's boat movie! This one is good though. Donald Southerland and Jamie Lee in a techno zombie movie. Think, Return of the Living Skynet.By knifepartypod

America! Frank Yeah! Comen again to save the mother-father day ya!By knifepartypod

The Best Ben Stiller movie beside Tropic Tunder and the best Disney movie besides Dragon Slayer. If you liked Dodge Ball this is the pre-quill.By knifepartypod

The Best shark movie, the first summer block buster, and the second guest that nearly got me.By knifepartypod

This may be the last of it's kind. After this everything was Micheal Bay Bravo Sierra. However in 1996 we got a modern update for War of the Worlds. Everyone has seen it and I don't know may that hate it.By knifepartypod

Another Volcano effect! Ghost movies all the rage in the early 2000's but this one has Kevin Bacon and everyone loves him almost as much as Nick Cage. Nick Neo and I talk about this movie about orange juice and digging.By knifepartypod

A prequel to a remake? The family friendly Evil Dead? Whatever it is it's entertaining as hell. Army of Darkness is Bruce at his best. Slapstick, stunts, humor, good effects, verato, necktie.... I said the damn words! It's groovy baby.By knifepartypod

To finalize the Blood and Ice cream trilogy we cover the Golden Mile whilst doing the Crimson Kilometer! 9 wines in one podcast! It gets off topic real quick, Gary King rules!By knifepartypod

WARNING! PRO WRESTLING! Mike Lynch of Hoodcast AF joins me to review C@tC 2024! We also talk about Babby Cobra.By knifepartypod

We continue with part two of the Blood and Ice cream trilogy Hot Fuzz. This may be my favorite because of the writing and dialog. Music by Jeff Uglyshoes and the Cemetry Surfers!By knifepartypod

Let the blood and ice cream begin!By knifepartypod

Brought to you by two Frenchmen that made 'High Tension' and staring Buffalo Bill. This is a case of a good movie being a better remake. Plus, on the Fallout high we are all on make perfect seance to review.By knifepartypod

What does Dune, Point Brake and XMen have in common?By knifepartypod

Would ya? Say, You about a size 14? We finally did it so I can stop complaining about. Antonious and I cover one of the best psyco-thrillers out there. Oh yes, Goodbye Horses plays a lot.By knifepartypod

Steven King. All of his books are overwritten nonsense that translates into good movies until the dude directs one. Luckly we have Emillio Estaves to save the day. With a missile launcher, also the Green Goblin and AC/DC!By knifepartypod

Alas... I knew him well.... well not really.By knifepartypod

Out of all the 80's series' I have seen Hellraiser the least. Looking back I can see why. Azure, Neo and I discus the good and bad of the series jumping off point.By knifepartypod

Seven meets Lambs. Filmed in my hometown of Vallejo, CA; Zodiac follows Robert Graysmith to uncover his identity. And he is wrong. Based onBy knifepartypod

Nick Neo stopped the bike on this gem. I love Alien Resurrection but it gets so much hate. It has a great cast of characters. The action is great and it's dark and weird as hell.By knifepartypod

Was going to end girl month but plans changed. But it has all the girl power between Vasques, Ripley and the Queen. Also, arguably the best sequel besides Return of the Killer Tomatoes or T2.By knifepartypod

Great movie... Long but amazing. We dive deep into the ZSV of the 'Dark Horse' That made modern comics excist on the silver screen.By knifepartypod

In my opinion, there are only three Predator movies. Prey, Predator and Predators. All the others kinda suck but are fun. Kinda like no one like NoES2 or Alien 3. We talk about the true sequel to my favorite 80's movie.By knifepartypod

This was to air last Friday but due to operator error it up now. This is another reason to head to our Patreon.By knifepartypod

A cute coming of age story? A delusional killer? A video game movie? It's awesome is all we can say.By knifepartypod

Girlmonth continues with another 90's classic. If Bladerunner was a romantic comedy, you get 1997's The Fifth Element.By knifepartypod

What happens when you mix Indianna Jone with Evil Dead and make it a PG romantic comedic adventure and cast really good looking people? This movie!By knifepartypod

Art the Clown. All he wants is to pick up girls at a pizza place and split them in half. A man after my own heart. You know it and love it. 2016's Terrifier.By knifepartypod

H1N1 and I sit down with one of (if not my favorite) Lovecraft style survival horror film. We actually acquired a physical copy of the black and white noir version and yes it helps the dated CGI creatures look amazing. Spoiler free. Part two avalible on our Patreon.com/knifepartypodBy knifepartypod

Last review of Taratino month. The unsung Tarantino movie. The hype of Pulp Fiction was way to strong to follow. Also, Sam Jackson plays a heel and I don't think that help it much. I think it's great.By knifepartypod

One of the most influential films of the 1990s, Pulp Fiction is a delirious post-modern mix of neo-noir thrills, pitch-black humor, and pop-culture touchstones.By knifepartypod

Obviously, Tarantino month was not recorded in order but rather the order in which the movies take place. (Weird right?) There is so much to digest here so we had to make two episodes.By knifepartypod

Our new show on our $1 Patreon. patreaon.com/knifepartypod knifepartypod@yahoo.comBy knifepartypod

Week two of Tarantino month!By knifepartypod

Week one of Tarantino moth! We started with some Nazi killen business and brother, business is a boomen.By knifepartypod

Nada (Roddy Piper), a wanderer without meaning in his life, discovers a pair of sunglasses capable of showing the world the way it truly is. As he walks the streets of Los Angeles, Nada notices that both the media and the government are comprised of subliminal messages meant to keep the population subdued, and that most of the social elite are skul…

After carefree teenager Jay (Maika Monroe) sleeps with her new boyfriend, Hugh (Jake Weary), for the first time, she learns that she is the latest recipient of a fatal curse that is passed from victim to victim via sexual intercourse. Death, Jay learns, will creep inexorably toward her as either a friend or a stranger. Jay's friends don't believe h…