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We're finally back! In Season 2 of Show Me Something Wrong, we're focusing on rip offs, unofficial sequels and wrong adaptations. In this episode, Guy shows Dave HOMOTI from 1987 — a film that lies somewhere between Turkish soap opera and a (maybe?) progressive LGBTQ+ rendition of E.T. THE EXTRA TERRESTRIAL. Regardless of what genre you put it in, it is most certainly a goddamn nightmare as its titular alien, Homoti, shoves his paper mache fingers into mouths and eyeballs and struggles to walk with his distressingly huge butt flopping about. This is a rough one, guys...    Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Instagram and Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

We're finally letting you know why we took a break from the podcast—we made a movie! (To be fair, if you follow our socials, that's old news.) In this mini-episode, we discuss the production of our found footage mockumentary: THE UNSOLVED LOVE HOTEL MURDER CASE INCIDENT. A film starring Guy and Dave, shot in Japan, in an abandoned love hotel! It was a wild fast-paced shoot that genuinely left us terrified. We also discuss the future of Show Me Something Wrong! The film is currently up for pre-sale on Indiegogo! Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Instagram and Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

In case you didn't listen to the last episode... don't worry. We're not gone. We're just having a little rest. We'll be back with more nonsense soon. In the meantime, please throw us a cheeky rating and review on Apple Podcasts and Spotify!  Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Instagram and Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

It's our 50th episode, and, to celebrate this milestone, we're discussing the two movies that inspired this podcast: DOOR and SABAKU! When we first started this podcast, Banmei Takahashi's DOOR was a brutally underseen, almost forgotten film. Now, thanks to Third Window Films, it has had a second life! Guy unpacks the story of its production company and his own introduction to the film. We then take a hard violent turn with SABAKU, a vicious queer pinku from the early 2000s. This film has always been shrouded in mystery. Dave digs deep into secrets, focusing on its oddly named director, "Casino", and its connection to podcast favourite, Hisaysu Sato.  Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Instagram and Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

Our 50th episode is coming up soon, so we thought we'd take some questions from you all! In this mini, we talk about everything from our favourite death scenes in movies to the war of convenience stores in Japan. Enjoy and see you in a week for number fifty! Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Instagram and Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

Dave shows Guy TALK TO ME, DICKY! from 1992, written and directed by its star Alfred Cheung, a very familiar face to those who enjoy 90s Hong Kong cinema. This film has one of the most jaw-dropping narratives of anything we've covered. Just look at this plot synopsis: "A policeman learns to talk to his penis (which can talk to other men's penises) and his penis helps him investigate a rape case." And yet, despite the wild levels of silliness, we somehow go to some very dark places in this episode, from Hong Kong-Mainland relations to post-Tiananmen Square trauma.  Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Instagram and Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

Guy shows Dave I WANT TO EAT from 1994, written by and starring Issei Sagawa, the Kobe Cannibal. This movie is among the bleakest and grossest things we've ever covered. Guy digs deep into the horrible history of Sagawa from his murder and cannibalism of Renée Hartevelt in Paris to his starring role in an AV film, uncovering amazing and unsettling facts along the way. The film itself is a bizarre nightmarish amalgamation of documentary footage, pornographic scenes, and strange gory reenactments. This is about as wrong as it gets...     Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Instagram and Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

Dave shows Guy BIG MONEY RUSTLAS and nearly ends their friendship. This is a Western from 2010 starring Violent J and Shaggy 2 Dope of the Insane Clown Posse. It is a carnival of bad jokes, clown makeup, Jason Mewes pissing his pants, and horse-punching. Featuring some truly baffling cameos from Vanilla Ice to Tom Sizemore to Screech from SAVED BY THE BELL. Dave shares his personal history as an teenage juggalo, and Guy comes close to a full mental breakdown. Whoop whoop?     Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Instagram and Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

Guy shows Dave MIND FUCK from 1990 (maybe), directed by Mah Wu Tu (maybe), from China (maybe). This period piece porn film is an absolute mystery. Its existence is totally baffling, and Guy digs deeper than ever to attempt to uncover the truth. Black magic battles, S&M whippings, possessed corpses, the longest shower in history, a buck-toothed hunchback, and a farting ninja—regardless of this film's confusing origins, it is a very fun watch!   Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Instagram and Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

Remember our episode about SUPER XUXA CONTRA BAIXO ASTRAL? The Brazilian movie starring Queen of the Little Ones, Xuxa, and a whole lot of puppets? Well, Guy has uncovered a very upsetting urban legend about a piece of Xuxa paraphernalia and child murder! Come join us for this spooky mini!  Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Instagram and Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

Dave shows Guy THE BLACK CAT from 1989, not to be confused with the million other films with the same title. This is the one directed by Luigi Cozzi, the Italian b-movie master and charismatic clerk of Dario Argento's Profondo Rosso Store! This film is a sort-of-kind-of meta sequel to Argento's SUSPIRIA and goes to some extremely strange spacey places. Cue vomit, haunted fridges, incongruous rock songs, and random cutaways to black cats!  Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Instagram and Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

Guy shows Dave HAWK JONES from 1986. The tagline for this sums it up perfectly: The movie with the kids in it! Yep, HAWK JONES is a buddy-cop crime caper with a cast made up entirely of tiny kids. Despite being aimed at a young audience, the kids spout sexist quips, smoke cigars, and blast each other to death with guns and grenades. HAWK JONES also features the greatest villain of straight-to-video cinema: THE DESTROYER! This is a fun one!   Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Instagram and Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

Dave shows Guy END OF THE WICKED, a Nigerian film from 1999 made by Helen Ukpabio and the Liberty Gospel Church. This is definitely the darkest thing we've ever talked about as Dave digs deep into its disturbing backstory of Christian propaganda and child witch accusations. But not to worry, there's plenty of goofy video effects, vomit-spattered witch make-up, humans turning into guinea pigs, cross-eyed electrocutions, and dog ghosts floating out of dead bodies to keep everyone happy. All that and blood-deprived Beelzebub at the centre of the proceedings. Bring on the trauma!      Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Instagram and Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

Guy shows Dave WEREWOLF from 1987, not to be confused with the many other films with the same title released around the same time. This one is from Thailand and directed by Sommai Khamsorn. Even if you haven't seen the film, you may have seen a clip from it titled "Greatest Werewolf Transformation Scene Ever". There is more to WEREWOLF than just that scene though. It also features crotch-thrusting zombies, cinema's worst wig, and a cackling witch with a massive chin. This film is as cooked as it gets.    Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Instagram and Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

Warning: This is an especially gross episode. Our third and final mini episode about our recent trip to Tokyo! In this episode, we discuss our visit to Ryuji Yamamoto's izakaya. Yamamoto is an absolute legend of the AV and pinku world and has worked with everyone from Hisayasu Sato to Akio Jissoji. And, most importantly for us, Yamamoto featured in previous Show Me Something Wrong episode, DOG AND AUNT! Yamamoto was both fun and terrifying to speak to. Also featured in this episode: a long tangent about free gyoza and a discussion of our nightcap with Shozin Fukui.  Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Instagram and Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

Dave shows Guy OGROFF aka MAD MUTILATOR from 1983, a French Super 8 slasher. Directed by Norbert Moutier (often credited as N. G. Mount), this film is an insane masterpiece. Every frame is utterly mad with chainsaw fights, incongruous zombies, kid murder, cars being battered to bits, and axes being used in ways they shouldn't. And it's all set to a relentless score that sounds like it was recorded in a lunatic's basement. Dave digs deep into Moutier's fascinating backstory, discussing his work outside of OGROFF.   Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Instagram and Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

The second of three mini episodes about our recent trip to Tokyo! This was recorded after we went out for drinks with Hisayasu Sato and Kôichi Imaizumi. Like minutes after. So, at this point we're like ten beers in and recording the middle of a vomit-strewn Shinjuku street. We share some of the fun stories we heard from Sato and once again discuss our love of his first film DISTORTED SENSE OF TOUCH. Enjoy!  Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Instagram and Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

Guy shows Dave BLOODY BUNS, a Hong Kong CAT III from 2002. It's a film about a man who murders a family, grinds them up, and turns them into human pork buns. Sound familiar? Yep, BLOODY BUNS is an almost scene-for-scene remake of Herman Yau's 1993 masterpiece THE UNTOLD STORY. Only crappy. So, so crappy. Join us as we lose our minds watching this horrendous film and discuss our love for the brilliant original that it rips off so poorly!    Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Instagram and Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

The first of three mini episodes about our recent trip to Tokyo! This episode was recorded on location in Shinjuku. We discuss the screening of two Hisayasu Sato films: his new film, DEAR KAITA ABLAZE (2023), and his first film, DISTORTED SENSE OF TOUCH (1985). DISTORTED OF SENSE OF TOUCH was a particularly exciting watch as it so rarely shown. After the screening, we were able to chat with Sato and hear a few exciting tidbits about his career.  Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Instagram and Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

Dave shows Guy SOFT SKIN (やわらかい肌) from 1998 directed by none other than Hisayasu Sato, our first returnee director... listen to episode 5: NEIGH MEANS YES if you dare! SOFT SKIN is quite unusual for Sato. It falls (somewhat) outside of the pink genre and, at least at first, seems oddly gentle. However, it's not long before things go haywire with eyeball-licking and a chicken leg being used in a very alarming way. This is truly one of his best and weirdest works!    Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Instagram and Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

Guy shows Dave DOG AND AUNT (犬とおばさん) from 1995... sigh... well, we're ready to see our subscribers drop dramatically after this crap. We first became aware of this repugnant film way back in our NEIGH MEANS YES episode, and, after a year and a bit, Guy dredged the gutter and managed to unearth it. DOG AND AUNT is directed by well-known female pinku director Sachi Hamano and tells a sweat-ridden tale of the love between an aunt and an Old English Sheepdog. This is a real film. We promise. And we're very, very sorry.    Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

Dave shows Guy THE BONEYARD from 1991, directed by special effects artist James Cummins. While the DVD cover may feature a goofy zombie poodle, this film is legitimately shocking at times with some of the most horrifying corpse effects in cinema history. Child zombies, Phyllis Diller, gross slime, failed suicide attempts, and psychic trauma–this is one hell of a schizophrenic films!   Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

Guy shows Dave ZOMBI VIII: URBAN DECAY from 2021 and seriously puts their friendship in jeopardy. This unofficial sequel to Lucio Fulci's zombie classic is truly unlike anything we've covered before (and hopefully never will again). With its slow motion footage of goth-hippy girls dancing topless to rap tunes by MC Dirty D, this is worlds apart from its source material. This film may also hold the record for the most stock footage ever used in a feature film. Enjoy our descent into madness as we watch a spider make a web for ten minutes.   Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

In this very short mini, Guy shares the jaw-dropping story behind AN OLD MAN AND HIS DOG, a Chinese film from 1993 that was a huge hit when first released. But what makes this seemingly gentle movie about a man and his "big yellow dog" worthy of an appearance on Show Me Something Wrong? Oh boy... this gets dark... Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

Dave shows Guy SUPER XUXA CONTRA BAIXO ASTRAL aka SUPER XUXA VERSUS THE DOWN MOOD from 1988. This Brazilian film stars the legendary Xuxa, known in her home country as the "Queen of the Little Ones". The target audience for SUPER XUXA is kids, so expect a lot of crystals and rainbows. However, also prepare yourself for an upsetting caterpillar puppet, a dolphin who is worried about his eyes being plucked out, finger-severing, Nickelodeon-esque sewerage sliming, and a damning social commentary on the environment and bureaucracy! To help us unpack all of this, we are joined by SUPER XUXA's co-director, David Sonnenschein! This is a wild one! Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

Guy shows Dave FATAL TERMINATION, a Hong Kong actioner from 1990! While this is perhaps not the usual thing we cover, it features a single scene that is among the wrongest moments captured on camera and left us both utterly gobsmacked. Also along for the ride: rocket launchers, back-breaking stunts, helicopter chase scenes, sauna beatings, and a bizarre connection to one of our earlier podcast episodes! This is a fun one.  Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

Dave shows Guy HYPER VILLAIN from 2011! This is one of the most upsetting films we've covered in a while and a definite outlier in the career of fake documentary maverick Koji Shiraishi. We follow the titular Hyper Villain, a serial rapist and head-basher, as he prepares to celebrate the anniversary of his first sexual assault. While it sounds unbelievably grim (and it is), this teeters between genres, becoming very blackly funny as it wallows in disgusting obscenity. Join us for another uncomfortable watch!  Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

Guy shows Dave NIGHTY NIGHT 真夜中の悪夢 from 1986! This Japanese anthology horror film was, until very recently, extremely difficult to come by, with information about it online sparse. Guy digs deep, uncovering a lot of information about its production. He even finds the answer to a question that has been bothering everyone on Letterboxd: How exactly did that girl die after just getting a cake thrown in her face? So, join us for strange video game monsters, school girls morphing into monsters, and birthday parties gone awry!   Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

We had Matthew C. Vaughan stick around after our HOUSEBOAT HORROR episode to record a mini-episode about CAT SICK BLUES and its release in Japan! Guy grills Dave and Matt on the behind the scenes of the film and its... uh... mixed response in the years following its release. Enjoy! Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

Dave shows Guy HOUSEBOAT HORROR, Australia's first (kind of) SOV horror film! And, not only that, CAT SICK BLUES star Matthew C. Vaughan joins us as a special guest! Matt and Dave lecture Guy on the meaning of Australian slang and phrases such as "gronk", "bar up", and "wakey wakey hands off snakey" in-between discussing Mark "Jacko" Jackson, Hey Hey It's Saturday, and this absolute mess of a slasher film.    Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

Guy shows Dave THE FAMILY THAT EATS SOIL from 2005, a film that is most certainly NOT directed Khavn. This is our first trip to the Philippines, and it left our mouths well and truly agape. Little people in diapers, cock fights, children turning into plants, horrific claymation, and, of course, soil-munching—this is a nightmarish deconstruction of a Filipino family that baffled us as much as it entertained us!  Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

Dave shows Guy THE OILY MANIAC. This is our first Shaw Brothers film, and it is a greasy, slippery 70s nightmare set to the tune of the JAWS theme song! Come with us as we unpack the origin story of the Oily Maniac, or Orang Minyak, which takes us to Malaysia and Singapore before we dive into the mad Hong Kong retelling of this weird legend. Lots of strangling, head-crushing, and bicycle-beating ensues! Cue Oily Maniac scream!  Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

Guy shows Dave TAMPON TANGO, one of the most downright strange things we've ever covered. TAMPON TANGO is an experimental porn film from Japan that features meteors dropping from the sky, firecracker tampons, giant peaches, a man playing a guitar with the... uh... wrong body part, a brain-boggling orgy, and relentless close-ups of buttholes. Come join us as we endure a combo of chaos and excruciatingly long dull sex scenes. Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

Oh my lord. It's been a full bloody year of Show Me Something Wrong! Back in July of 2022, we released our first episode, MAD FOXES! Come with us on this fun little mini as we discuss the origins and future of the podcast! Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

Dave shows Guy MIRACLE BUNNY 1 and 2, marking our first trip to the strange world of gravure idols and image videos. These two videos are early works from the legendary Minoru Kawasaki, the director behind EXECUTIVE KOALA and THE CALAMARI WRESTLER. Come down the MIRACLE BUNNY rabbit hole with us to a fake Hawaii filled with pineapple men, a giant terrifying rabbit puppet, and a magical Eiko Kuroki who is dealing with a bunny-themed identity crisis. Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

Guy shows Dave KILLER TONGUE, a film about... a killer tongue. This film is balls to the wall lunacy, spattered in bright colours, chaotic sounds, and poodles in drag. It is headed up by the amazing Melinda Clarke in the lead role and features two horror movie greats—Freddy Krueger and Pinhead—tackling male pattern baldness and forbidden romance. Nuns, guns, tongues, this is a lot of fun! Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

Dave shows Guy SKINNER, a film that at first appears to be a typical 90s slasher but soon becomes something much more grim and disgusting. Not only does it feature the brain-melting cast of Ted Raimi, Traci Lords and Ricki Lake, it also contains a scene that is one of the most fucked things we've covered on this podcast. Dave digs deep into the disturbing background of the film's director, Ivan Nagy, which makes SKINNER all the more skin-crawling! Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

Guy shows Dave DEATH POWDER, a seminal piece of cyberpunk history! Guy digs deep into the background of director Shigeru Izumiya and unpacks the fascinating history of this wild film, from its connection to Uber Eats to its original VHS/Beta release. Get ready for impromptu musical numbers, androids, and disgusting piles of slimy living flesh! THE MU ARE COMING!  Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

We have another cheeky mini for you! Guy made his first feature, THE SOUND OF SUMMER! It's coming out on blu-ray in the US from the fantastic Unearthed Films. Guy and Dave discuss the production of the film and dish out the deets on the upcoming blu-ray. Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

Dave shows Guy LIMBO (1999), a hallucinatory trip into hell directed by legendary W.A.V.E. Productions actress Tina Krause! And guess what? We interviewed Tina for the episode! Tina was an absolute delight to talk to and she shares many wild stories about her time making LIMBO and working on bonkers W.A.V.E. films.  Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

Guy shows Dave NIGHT EVIL SOUL, a ghost cat film with the most convoluted production history of all time. Get ready to have your brain broken as Guy attempts to unpack where and when this film is from. The rest is the episode is filled with screaming meows, village hunks, roasted cats, bowl fetish discussions, and Dave getting a bit upset. This is probably our most cooked episode thus far.    Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

Dave shows Guy TOUCH OF DEATH from 1988. This might be the most disgusting, misogynistic, and hilarious movie ever made by Lucio Fulci. From the ass-end of his career, this bonkers black comedy stars Brett Halsey, star of RETURN OF THE FLY and many, many, many Italian genre films. Halsey chainsaws and smirks his way through the film, leaving Dave and Guy utterly gobsmacked by his comedic chops. What a phenomenal nightmare of a film!  Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

Guy shows Dave the absolutely baffling 1992 shot-on-video stupidity that is HELLROLLER. This film is so haphazard and cheap, yet it features some shockingly big names. Guy unravels the reason why this bizarre oddity has a whole lot of scream queens in its cast and discusses the hysterically catty tale behind its making. (Note: We both had extreme hayfever when this was recorded, so apologies for the vocal fry.) Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

Whoa! This is not a regular episode! Mike Diana, comic artist and director of BLOOD BROTHERS (the film we covered back in episode 16) came to Japan! Dave went along to his screening of BLOOD BROTHERS and post-show Q&A in Kyoto and shares some bonus tidbits about the film and Diana's future plans! Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

Dave shows Guy SUBURB MURDER, a CAT III trip to hell from 1992! This mean-spirited film is the classic blend of harrowing violence and mind-numbing stupid that you would expect from the genre. However, the real life inspiration behind its story is absolutely shocking, turning this into one of the most exploitative films in Hong Kong cinema history. We dig deep into its distressing origin story. Enjoy? Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

Guy shows Dave METAL DAYS, an early work from 1986 by the legendary Shozin Fukui (964 PINOCCHIO, RUBBER'S LOVER). We dive deep into its production, Guy's personal connection with Fukui, and why the film is yet to be released (and its possible future). Thanks to the piles of Japanese materials Guy sifted through and direct discussion with Fukui, this is probably the most in-depth breakdown of METAL DAYS you're going to find online! Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

Dave shows Guy THE MURDER SECRET from 1988. Spoiler warning: Guy does not have a good time. THE MURDER SECRET is a made-for-TV (but not actually shown-on-TV) horror film from Italy with some jaw-dropping not-safe-for-TV gore and a very strange production history. While Lucio Fulci did not direct the film, we can safely say if you're a big fan of his work, you've likely seen scenes from THE MURDER SECRET. Find out why in this extra silly episode! Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

Guy shows Dave BLOOD BROTHERS from 1989, directed by Mike Diana. Diana is the best known as the first person to receive a criminal conviction in the United States for "artistic obscenity". This ridiculous conviction was targeted at his underground comic books. But before his trouble with the law, Diana utilised that same "artistic obscenity" in zero budget movies starring his family members! Strap on in! This is a wild one! Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

Dave shows Guy A HAUNTED TURKISH BATHHOUSE from 1975, a jaw-dropping mash-up of pinky violence and ghost cat horror. Toei Company puts together a great team for this. They stole Naomi Tani from Nikkatsu and threw the brilliant Kazuhiko Yamaguchi in the director's chair to give us a colourful, blood-soaked revenge trip. Featuring a vengeful cat monster that looks like the lead singer of a glam rock band! Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

Guy shows Dave RED SPELL SPELLS RED from 1983. Imagine if CANNIBAL HOLOCAUST and EVIL DEAD had a baby, which then got stung by hundreds of scorpions and went into anaphylactic shock. The result would be RED SPELL SPELLS RED—a sickening journey into the chaotic world of Hong Kong black magic cinema! Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!

Dave shows Guy THE BUCKS PARTY from 1978. THE BUCKS PARTY is a criminally underseen Australian film that follows the increasingly disturbing antics of a beer-soaked bachelor party. It is a tense Wake-In-Fright-like trip to macho hell. We are lucky enough to have a special guest this episode, as Steve Jodrell, director of THE BUCKS PARTY (and many more great films and TV shows), comes on board to discuss his work! Follow Show Me Something Wrong on Twitter. Show Me Something Wrong theme song by JUNK!