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Aaron's brother Josiah returns to the show to discuss 1992's New Zealand comedy splatter film "Braindead" ("Dead Alive" in North America) directed by Peter Jackson with the Spoop Bois. They talk about the wild nature of Peter Jackson's career trajectory, the amount of fake blood used with the practical effects, and the insane humor and how it works. They also get into their favorable scenes, why setting the film as a 1950s period piece helps enhance certain themes, mother-son dynamics, and many other aspects of the movie. Josiah, Aaron and Derek are not dead exactly, they're just...sort of rotting. Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/WatchIfYouDare We are on PodBean, Apple Podcasts, Podchaser, Goodpods, Amazon Music, Spotify, iHeartRadio and CastBox. Please rate, review, subscribe, and share our show. Also, check out our Spotify Music playlist, links on our Twitter and Podbean page. Our socials are on Bluesky and Facebook and Twitter @WatchIfYouDare

B Movie Horror Month kicks off with JT's pick and its from the mind of one of the most prolific directors of our time, Peter Jackson with Braindead.  How can something so gory come out of the director that brought us Lord of the Rings?  Tune in and find out!!!

Well, well, well. It's our big 700th episode extravaganza, that we'll be treating like every other episode. This week on The First Run, Chris and Matt check back into the Rose Glass hotel for more raw and earnest filmmaking. This time out, it's Kristen Stewart and Katy O'Brian in the lesbian crime thriller, ‘Love Lies Bleeding'. Then it's a blast from the past. One of the more influential horror films in Chris' development, it's Peter Jackson romance slpatter-fest mashup, ‘Braindead' or how it's known here in the states, ‘Dead Alive'. There's the bicep flexing rundown of the big releases on Physical Media, featuring the Streaming and Straight to DVD Picks of the Week. Then Matt and Chris wrap the big anniversary show with their 5 Favorite Films Since Episode 600, as a minor announcement. So let's go kick some ass for the lord.00:00-14:12: Intro/Love Lies Bleeding14:13-35:38: Physical Media Picks, Crow & Alien Romulus Trailers, & More35:39-45:40: Braindead (Dead Alive)45:41-1:05:59: 5 Favorite Films Since Episode 6001:06:00-1:10:39: Wrap Up & AnnouncementTheme music by Jamal Malachi Ford-Bey

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In this week's episode, join Kelham and Thomas as they dive deep into the hilariously gory world of 'Braindead' (1992). We dissect the grotesque brilliance of director Peter Jackson as we review this cult classic horror-comedy film. From outrageous zombie mayhem to unforgettable moments, we'll explore what makes this movie a true gem of the genre. Grab your lawnmower and tune in for the blood-soaked fun. Don't worry though, there are still plenty of the tangents we all know you love. As always, please rate, review, subscribe, and share this podcast to help it continue to grow and find new audiences. Contact Us: Email - unqualifiedobservers@gmail.com Socials - @observecast @unqualifiedobservers Kelham - @coolgollum Thomas - @stimpyisking

We dug deep into the BGFC Archives and unearthed something we've been teasing since our very first official release: our pilot episode, recorded in the ancient time of AD 2017. Braindead/Dead Alive (1992) is Peter Jackson's 3rd directorial feature and stars Timothy Balme and Diana Peñalver as two lovers determined to stay alive after the undead take over their New Zealand neighborhood. Out of all the movies we've watched together, this movie is probably the slimiest and, 6 years ago, we wondered if Peter would ever get back to this kind of filmmaking (seems unlikely)? We also wondered who would get the ax in the then-burgeoning Me Too Movement, and would there continue to be more additions to the Lord of the Rings franchise (unfortunately, there is no end in sight)? Since this is our pilot episode, you get to hear all the mistakes and giggles of two girls just finding their podcast wings. Thank you to everyone who has supported us and listened to us grow over these last few years

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Episode 7 - Braindead/Dead AliveBrad and Ash attempt to kick ass for the lord, as they discuss Peter Jackson's spatter debut 'Braindead' or as it is known in the US 'Dead Alive'. They talk about directors they would like to tackle splatter horror and West Ham footballers. Because of course they do.Art is courtesy of James Higgs - https://www.instagram.com/james_higgsTheme is courtesy of Tony Ware - https://tonyware.bandcamp.com/You can find Ash at the following: https://twitter.com/AshDigsFilms / https://letterboxd.com/Ashin35mmand Brad at: https://twitter.com/hadbranson / https://letterboxd.com/hadbranson Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to Little Bracket of Horrors. The pod that puts the fight in fright!In this episode we are heading to Wellington, New Zealand to attend the bash at  Les's new home. He's informed us his pesky nephew, Lionel, might be running around but that Vera would at least be laid to rest. That's the last time we trust a Cosgrove!   So join the LBOH Crew as they attempt to mop up the gooey mess made by this darn Sumatran rat-monkey. Zingaya!  Don't miss out and tune in, for at the end of the season where we will be taking all 20 of the films we watch this year and putting them into our "Little Bracket of Horrors Deathmatch Tournament". It's a march madness style tournament where only the strongest films will survive. Does Braindead/ Dead Alive have what it takes? Stay with us to find out.Follow us on:Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100076990656434&mibextid=LQQJ4dInstagram- https://instagram.com/littlebracketofhorrors?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=Little Bracket of Horrors Merch- http://tee.pub/lic/flQJfo1eXdwContact us:Email- littlebracketofhorrors@yahoo.comPlease donate to Give the Kids the World Charity: https://give.gktw.org/fundraiser/4770727

Journey with us to Skull Island and then to New Town for some good old fashioned zombie mayhem. Luckily we were strapped with our trusty lawn mowers and kept a well maintained frontage. We fixed some groaning pipes, kicked a creepy perv in the nesbins, battled a mutant rectum, and kicked ass for the lord. so many glorious kills. So many karate priests. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theevildeaths/message

(Originaly meant for a March release but was delayed due to some behind the scenes issues)Many of us know Peter Jackson due to his work on the Lord of the Rings trilogy of films. You may ask what kind of films he directed prior ro that time.....well, this episode we are disecting into one of the craziest gorefests to come out of New Zealand!Full movie audio commentary: https://www.patreon.com/posts/audio-commentary-81901062Full General Geekery Podcast Series playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLAb1uMQZyMPu2osR6Kp8DWkrQ9XMDfT-4Music used:The Twilight: anime sunset: https://m.soundcloud.com/the-twilight/animesunsetWE HAVE MERCH! https://store.streamelements.com/ryuzakimk7Want to support the show? Click these links!Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/generalgeekeryKo-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/generalgeekerypodcast47912Join our Discord server! https://discord.gg/H34FvMBzbUCheck our duo of Geekery out on Loaded Dice Adventures! https://www.twitch.tv/loadeddiceadventureshttps://youtube.com/channel/UCN-W_xTJeUpQk-yHcGnlRugDonald's Social Links:Twitter: @ryuzakimk7Twitch: @coffeeninjaryuGeneral Geekery Social Links:Facebook, Twitter: @gengeekpodcastInstagram: @generalgeekery

Hello Horror Heads! Do we have an Ape-ish movie for you this week. Braindead, also known as Dead Alive, has the infamous "rat monkey" in it for several minutes so we figured why not crowbar this into our Ape themed month. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today, we review one of Peter Jackson's pre-Lord of the Rings films: Brain Dead. The film was released as "Dead Alive" in the U.S., and we're not sure what title we like more, because they're both great and also incredibly accurate.

Eric and Alex have witnessed the insanity of Braindead. Is the films title too apt? After watching did we feel sapped? Is the violence and gore to adore? Or abhor? Find out here on Monsters Vs Men!

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This month's theme is Fucked up Favorites and this week, Jensen decided to pull a movie that he mentions all too much, Braindead/Dead Alive from 1992 directed by Sir Peter Jackson out of the Body Bag! We talk about the insane amount of creamy blood used in this film and talk about how adorable Lionel and Paquita are together. We also compare Courtney's pick from last week to this film a lot just due to the fact that they are in some strange ways, a little similar. Except you know...the couple in this film actually survive unlike in Basket Case. Also, subscribe to Baby Selwyn's OnlyFans. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thefrightcrew/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thefrightcrew/support

We watched The Sadness before it was available for streaming in the US because we are a big time movie review podcast. I can easily say that this is one of the craziest movies I've ever seen, and will stick with me for a long time. @dgoebel00 on Instagram provided this amazing artwork. Follow him and check out his website (1:30) - Intro(7:00) -Synopsis(9:00) -Review(17:45) -Score(26:17) -Spoilers(1:23:35) - Horror Movie WHOORES https://youtu.be/VUR1DWh7eLs Synopsis The Sadness follows boyfriend Jim (Berant Zhu) and girlfriend Kat (Regina Lei) on their normal day in Taiwan. Unfortunately for our couple, this normal day is the day that the Alvin virus hits their city. The Alvin virus is a pandemic that they've been hearing about for a while but no one seems to be taking seriously. As the virus hits their hometown, people start to die, and worse, rape each other in the streets. The virus causes people to cry as they assault each other while simultaneously exhibiting total ecstasy in causing pain and torture. It seems to unlock the most reprehensible parts of people and make them capable of depravity you've never even seen in horror movies. Will Jim and Kat make it through, or will the sadness take them?  Review Canadian writer, director Rob Jabbaz brought this manga adaptation of Crossed (Garth Ennis and Alan Moore)to Taiwan to film. This is his first full-length feature film. Without question, this is one of the most depraved movies I've ever seen in terms of dialog. The violence is absolutely absurd and over-the-top. The themes are disgusting, and are meant to cast a light on the absurdities of politicizing a major health concern such as a pandemic.  I heard a little bit about The Sadness before I watched it, enough to brace myself, which was good because I don't think I would have enjoyed it otherwise. The makeup, effects, and execution is unbelievable, rivaling that of similar splatter movies like Braindead / Dead Alive. This is a slick movie that is well made, and outpaces most action movies handily. It's also so absurdly disgusting that I imagine many won't be able to finish it. Watch The SadnessWatch on ShudderClick Here to Subscribe to Shudder It takes the old premise of zombies and the morality tales that they brought to the silver screen and pops a monster truck engine under the hood before sending you to hell with tears streaming from your eyes. The Sadness is super gross, but it does have something of a point, which seems to make it easier to take in.  The non-stop themes of rape, murder, and stupendously disgusting dialog where characters describe in vivid detail the acts of violent sodomy they wish to perform made me so happy that this wasn't in English. Had I heard those words spoken in a language that I understood, I would have been sickened to my core. The only movie that I've reviewed that left me feeling almost as gross as this was The House that Jack Built. Not many will be able to get through this one and those who do will have to live with all those nasty thoughts in their head. Score 8/10 Get 13% Off your order at NightChannels.com when you use code HMT at checkout.

AshXAshes and special guests, Jazz and Kat- the dynamic duo behind Girl Thats Scary podcast review Peter Jackson's 1992 film, Braindead aka Dead Alive This episode does contain SPOILERS! Ratings and reviews are much appreciated! Braindead(Dead Alive) is available on Youtube AshXAshes: Twitter- @AshXAshes GTS Twitter- @GirlThatsScary https://www.girlthatsscary.com/ Intro music composed by A.V. King --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ash-caldwell/support

Braindead: Secuelas: NA. Presupuesto: $3 millones de USD. Recaudación: $242,623 USD. Año: 1992. Director: Peter Jackson. Actores: Timothy Balme (Lionel Cosgove), Diana Pelakver (Paquita María Sánchez) y Elizabeth Moody (Vera Cosgove). “Braindead”, también conocida como “Dead Alive”, “Muertos de miedo” en Latinoamérica o “Tu madre se ha comido a mi perro” en España, es una de las primeras películas del ya reconocido director Peter Jackson y considerada uno de los filmes más sangrientos de la historia (en su estreno muchas escenas tuvieron que ser eliminadas por su contenido gore). Influenciado por otras películas como “Evil Dead”, “Re-Animator” o “Night Of The Living Dead”, creó este clásico combinando los géneros de comedia y horror.¿De qué trata la película?La historia se ubica en 1957, Lionel, el protagonista, vive bajo el yugo de su posesiva madre, la señora Vera Cosgove. No obstante, el joven conoce a Paquita y en una de sus citas en el zoológico, su madre (quien los estaba espiando) es mordida por un mono-rata de Sumatra, el cual fue extraído de la isla Calavera como espécimen raro. La señora Vera se convertirá en un zombi o muerto viviente. Tras esto, Lionel intenta controlar la situación, pero poco a poco se le saldrá de las manos y personas del vecindario se infectarán hasta crear un ejército de zombis.La producción:Hablando un poco de Peter Jackson, es un director muy versátil, comenzó en el cine con una trilogía, después dirigió “Criaturas celestiales” basada en un hecho real, y la también graciosa “The Frighteners”. Luego vendrían las grandes producciones de corte fantástico como “El señor de los anillos” y “El hobbit”, así como una adaptación del clásico “King King” (donde le hace un tributo a Braindead), y el documental “Get Back” de The Beatles. La película salió en Nueva Zelanda y la BBFC la encontró tan cómica, a pesar de la gran cantidad de sangre que muestra, que la clasificaron como B15. Sin embargo, recapacitaron y decidieron ponerla como C, pues no querían enviar señales mixtas a los chicos por tanta “violencia cómica”.¿Qué tanta sangre se usó? Es catalogada como la película más sangrienta en la historia del cine de horror, no por la sangre que aparece en pantalla, sino por la cantidad de sangre falsa que utilizaron para filmarla, como en la escena de la podadora, usaron trescientos litros. Si fuera agua, como equivalencia, es lo que tomaría una persona promedio en cuatro meses.La película fue terminada con menos dinero del presupuestado, con ese extra, Peter Jackson filmó la escena del bebé en el picnic. Hoy en día, dice que es su escena favorita.Efectos especiales:Weta Digital, fundada por Jackson para la filmación de “Heavenly Creatures” fue evolucionando al punto de llegar a tener más de seis mil computadoras. Sin embargo, no se enfocaron solo en la parte digital, también en prostéticos, accesorios, muñecos/disfraces, efectos y todo lo que se requiere para crear un zombi. Para Peter Jackson esa es una de las partes más divertidas de filmar, todo lo que hay detrás de los efectos especiales.Actualizaciones:Peter Jackson dijo que ha pensado en sacar una versión con mejor calidad.Contexto del género horror-comedia:Uno de los factores que platicábamos sobre el género horror-comedia es cómo parte de un evento terrible, escala y de pronto lo que sucede se vuelve tan exagerado que se torna cómico. Esta película es un monumento al género. La fórmula la vemos aplicada repetidas veces en las múltiples escenas: Hay un estado natural en un ambiente de riesgo (por ejemplo, cuando están en la isla calavera escapando con el mono) y se siente tensión porque los nativos los están persiguiendo y al mismo tiempo el mono es superagresivo y araña al explorador. Luego está la escena donde este dice “oye, me atacó el mono”, enfocan un rasguño en la mano y sin preguntar ni avisar, le dan el machetazo (escala rápidamente). En seguida encuentran otro arañazo y vuelven a cortarlo, por último, muestran el arañazo en la cabeza y ahí es donde llega lo ridículo, sabes lo que le espera al explorador. Una escena similar sucede con la madre, cuando está espiando a Lionel en el zoológico, está tranquilo, pero existe la tensión de “van a cachar a la mamá espiando y se le va a armar”, No obstante, la muerde el mono y la escena se vuelve más intensa durante el escape, hasta que lo matan. En ese momento, la parte ridícula es la reacción de la mamá, o sea, recibió una mordida espeluznante y apenas pone carita de sufrimiento: “¡Ay, Lionel, ayúdame, me mordieron, pobre de mí!”. Sin embargo, no hay reacción del sufrimiento que una herida de ese nivel podría causar. En conjunto, te da risa la forma en la que finge la señora. También se presenta en los momentos románticos, cuando Paquita está enamorada y luego vienen las premoniciones de las cartas o las cosas que dice la abuela. Hay un constante contraste entre estos dos tipos de escenas que te llevan a la exageración, pero producen risa.  La parte grotesca siempre está vinculándose con lo ridículo, por ejemplo, las escenas de la comida con los parientes. La señora secreta pus y cae en la sopa; hay un acercamiento a la cucharada y cómo la introduce para degustar el platillo. Si bien, el personaje está disfrutando, uno como audiencia tiene información extra que provoca repulsión. En la secuencia de “desgarrarse la piel y tratar de arreglarlo con pegamento”, la situación llega a niveles inverosímiles. Estas mezclas se vuelven una experiencia surreal, convirtiendo la película en una delicia grotesca. Creo que Peter Jackson logra asombrarnos cada dos o tres minutos. Justo cuando piensas que ya no puede ser peor, se viene una ocurrencia mayor. Es lo que convierte en una joya a la película. Otro aspecto que vuelve cómica a la obra, pero hace sentir cómoda a la audiencia. es la velocidad en que se desencadena la enfermedad. En un par de horas la señora Vera empieza con pus, se le cae la piel, camina con dificultad y pierde la motricidad.  ¿Qué te gustó de la película?Hay varios aspectos interesantes y que si estás familiarizado con otros clásicos del horror, reconocerás con facilidad, por ejemplo: La relación de Lionel y su madre Vera. Es del estilo “Psycho”, pero en un nivel desesperante ante la actitud de la madre y el comportamiento obediente de Lionel. Además, al final de la película, Lionel inspira una actitud similar a la de Ash, de “Evil Dead”, realizando una masacre con una podadora y se ve bañado de sangre.  Temas que abordanEl manejo de la secrecía:Un factor muy importante en la película es “el secreto”. “Oye, ¿por qué no vas con las autoridades? ¿Por qué no llevas a tu mamá al hospital?”, La respuesta es que el ritmo de la película hace que las cosas se salgan de control tan rápidamente que, tanto el protagonista como la audiencia, sabemos que ya llegó a un punto de no retorno: hay demasiados infectados y si se sabe allá fuera, los van a matar. Por lo tanto, mejor mantener el secreto. Esto es un twist común en otras películas de zombis donde terminan matando a los contagiados conforme se van convirtiendo. Aquí tenemos a un protagonista codependiente, inútil, que no puede matar a nadie por la empatía que les tiene y menos a su madre, por más muerta que se encuentre. Es una bomba de tiempo. Para poder sobrevivir Lionel se ve forzado a tomar decisiones difíciles.Medio muertos, pero humanos:La cinta muestra a dos personajes en su estado zombi sintiendo atracción y desencadenando una relación sexual. Todo con tonos que te hacen retorcer por lo absurdo. Pero las cosas no paran ahí, en el mundo que nos presenta Jackson, donde el virus acelera el funcionamiento humano, ocurre también una concepción y posterior alumbramiento. Es increíble cómo la película está llena de creatividad y pensar que va a salir el bebé zombi es algo que uno empieza a anticipar.Cuidar de las personas mayores:La escena con los zombis nos pone en perspectiva sobre cuidar de los adultos mayores y/o los enfermos. Es una situación difícil y estresante para muchos. Lionel no solo tiene que atender a su madre moribunda, sino también a varios otros que se encuentran en estado disfuncional. Como dicen, de todos no se hace uno. Es a partir de la incertidumbre de cada personaje que está comiendo en la cena, donde uno puede entender el problema y la imposibilidad de controlar todo.Romance:Otra parte esencial en la película es el romance entre Lionel y Paquita. Por un lado, Lionel ha estado solo, dependiendo de su madre y ya es un adulto, no se ve para cuándo vaya a independizarse. De hecho, se nota que es un poco torpe para entender las normas sociales en cuanto al cortejo porque se encuentra aislado. En la película nos muestran cómo Paquita le ayuda a ganar atributos positivos y disminuir sus debilidades: falta de confianza, problemas para socializar, imposibilidad de intimar con otra persona fuera de su núcleo y dificultad para tomar decisiones complejas o desprenderse de la madre. Es como si Lionel pasara de ser un niño a un adulto y para ello tuvo que soltar la represión que tenía a nivel emocional y sexual, y explotar en una máquina podadora junto con litros de sangre. Ese es el momento en que se da cuenta de que tiene el poder de hacer lo que se le antoje y ya no depende de terceros.Cosas extrañas y chistosas:¿Por qué el sacerdote sabía Kung Fu? Es algo rándom que le da un toque especial, no sé por qué, pero me gusta, jajaja. “I kick ass for the Lord”.Créditos:Radio Horror es producido por Caro Arriaga y Rael Aguilar.Edición por Matías Beltrando desde Destek Soporte.Música:Closing Theme Hounds of Love por Dan Luscombe (Intro), Insiders por Joe Crotty (Intro), Patchwork por Patchworker f.k.a. [friendzoned] (Spoilers) y Nightlong por FSM Team (Outro).★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

HOSTS:KurtSteveTaylor Tremble is a unique horror movie podcast that explores the different sub-genres of horror to find the best that horror has to offer. On this episode, the crew dives into Braindead (Dead Alive). You can send emails to us at mailbag@threeangrynerds.com. Do it, we love your emails. You can also join us on our... Read More

HOSTS:KurtSteveTaylor Tremble is a unique horror movie podcast that explores the different sub-genres of horror to find the best that horror has to offer. On this episode, the crew dives into Braindead (Dead Alive). You can send emails to us at mailbag@threeangrynerds.com. Do it, we love your emails. You can also join us on our... Read More

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Braindead/Dead Alive (6:01)2013's Evil Dead (42:10)MANDY (1:32:11)Let's get bloody BLOODY!! Horror movies that fire up the fake blood machine is our focus this week in an episode longer than the famously long Peter Jackson film The Lovely Bones! Violence abound!!Can you tell we love Cage films?? Almost as much as we love seeing fake blood! Horror month continues in gruesome fashion this week, and will continue on Facebook by finding Movies For When, and on Twitter @moviesforwhen

Hello Dream Warriors! Join us this week as we talk about the most ridiculous movie in Peter Jackson’s resume, Dead Alive...or Braindead, depending where you live. So grab your rich and creamy custard pudding, start up your lawn mowers and listen to our thoughts on this batsh** crazy movie!

This weeks spooky season pick: Braindead! Come kick some arse for the Lord!

Si vous croyez que Peter Jackson a toujours réalisé des gros blockbusters comme Lord of the Rings et le Hobbit, vous n'êtes clairement pas prêt pour Braindead, aussi connu sous le nom Dead Alive! Cette semaine, Jess passe la moitié du film les yeux fermés, puis elle nous partage sa sélection de films qu'elle aime revoir dans le temps de l'Halloween.

Welcome to our spooky little family! Join the three of us Jensen, Sarah and Whitney as we sink our teeth into how history has had an impact on famed horror and genre films throughout the years! On this weeks OBSCURE OBSESSIONS, we take a look at the ridiculously ridiculous Braindead/Dead Alive made in 1992 by THE Peter Jackson himself. My guest Jacob and I talk about the most insane scenes found throughout this film and how much they liked it or not. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thespooksquadpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thespooksquadpodcast/support

Hello everyone and welcome to The Friday Nightmares Podcast. Join your hosts Heather and Scott for episode 11 where they talk about what they've been watching and listening to, their main topic Zombies: The Reality and the Fantasy, their own top 10 list of how to survive a zombie apocalypse, and their out from the dark segment where they talk about where they see the zombie genre heading in the future.      Intro - 0:00:35 - 0:12:01   What We Watched - 0:12:01 - 1:00:05     Scare Package (2020)      8/Soul Collector (2020)     Dead Sound (2020)     Warning: Do Not Play (2020)     You Should Have Left (2020)     The Clearing (2020)     The Girl in the Crawlspace (2020)     Ghost Killers vs Bloody Mary (2020)     Wishmaster (1997)     Why Horror? (2014)     An American Werewolf in London (1981)     Girls With Balls (2018)     The Last Lovecraft: Relic of Cthulhu (2009)     Uncle Sam (1996)     Bats (1999)       What We've Been Listening To - 1:00:05 - 1:05:31     In The Mic of Madness     Desmond's Flicks     Main Topic: Zombies, The Reality and Fantasy - 1:06:50 - 2:51:26   Spoilers for Night of the Living Dead (1968), Night of the Living Dead (1990), Dawn of the Dead (1978), Dawn of the Dead (2004), Day of the Dead (1985), House by the Cemetery (1981), Pet Sematary (1989), Pet Sematary (2019), Train to Busan (2016), 28 Days Later (2002), Cargo (2017), Shaun of the Dead (2004), Zombieland (2009), Warm Bodies (2013), Dance of the Dead (2008), Zombie (1979), The Crazies (2010), Overlord (2018), Zoombies (2016), Return of the Living Dead (1985), Let Sleeping Corpses Lie (1974), Re-Animator (1985), Braindead/Dead Alive (1990), Ravenous (2017), The Cured (2017), The Battery (2012), Pontypool (2008).   Heather and Scott's list of how they would  survive the zombie apocalypse - 2:51:26 - 2:59:17   Out From the Dark: 2:59:17 - 3:04:05    Where do we see zombie movies going from here        In the Mic of Madness  https://mic-of-madness.blubrry.net/   Desmond's Flicks https://www.legionpodcasts.com/desmonds-flicks/                     Works Cited “Zombie.” Wikipedia, Wikimedia Foundation, 22 June 2020, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zombie. Stanford, Kelsey GeiserThe Humanities at, and Kelsey Geiser. “Stanford Scholar Explains Why Zombie Fascination Is Very Much Alive.” Stanford University, 20 Feb. 2013, news.stanford.edu/news/2013/february/why-zombie-fascination-022013.html. Hickok, Kimberly. “9 Reasons We Have an Undying Interest in the Undead.” LiveScience, Purch, 17 Aug. 2018, www.livescience.com/63365-why-love-zombies.html.  

This week Charlie wraps up the second round of this season with Peter Jackson's Braindead or what we might know it as Dead Alive. Hear what the gang thinks of this one of kind movie and if it can fit into the virtual scream park.

2:01 - Tha News 4:49 - Jerks of the Week 8:52 - The Gentlemen 11:59 - Fantasy Island 17:15 - Memento 23:50 - Monstrum 25:28 - Best of the Best 3 27:41 - Blood Creek 31:45 - Braindead The absolutely gorgeous cover art was designed and created by the ingenious Krystal Miner. For more exclusive content, be sure to check out www.terribleblog.net

Fuck It Month rolls on with the truly messed up 1992 Peter Jackson film, Braindead: Dead Alive. Overprotective mother Vera Cosgrove (Elizabeth Moody), spying on her grown son, Lionel (Timothy Balme), as he visits the zoo with the lovely Paquita (Diana Peñalver), is accidentally bitten by the fearsome Sumatran rat-monkey. When the bite turns his beloved mother into a zombie, Lionel tries to keep her locked safely in the basement, but her repeated escapes turn most of the neighbors into the walking dead, who then crash a high-society party thrown by Lionel's boorish Uncle Les (Ian Watkin).

In Part 1/2 of this podcast, the guys are joined by friendly filmmaker, Ryan Logsdon. We go in to more detail about his movie AGONi (2015) in the second segment. For this segment the trio discuss their Top 15 Death Scenes of all time. BEWARE! SPOILERS abound in this segment! It seems the guys enjoyed themselves quite a bit because the segment ran on for longer than they planned! ^_^Ryan's ListBen between the eyes (Night Of The Living Dead, 1968)Tina dragged up the wall (Nightmare On Elm Street, 1984)Johnny's castration (I Spit On Your Grave, 1978)Mark gets beheaded (Necromantik 2, 1991)Mary (Last House On The Left, 1972)David's ListDisco Boy eats lead (Maniac, 1980)Daniel decapitated by furniture (Haute Tension, 2003)Pregnant lady suffocated (Dream Home, 2010)Kyung-Chul's backseat stabbing scene (I Saw The Devil, 2010)Fire Extinguisher pounding at the Rectum (Irreversible, 2002)Raj's ListEdward Malus's death by bees and fire (The Wicker Man, 2006)"Toilet Lawyer" becomes bite-size dino food (Jurassic Park, 1993)Private Mellish slowly stabbed by nazty Nazi (Saving Private Ryan, 1998)Zander's brain bug scene (Starship Troopers, 1997)Sammy Jackson shark food (Deep Blue Sea, 1999) Honorable Mention: Mufasa (The Lion King, 1994), Eye Splinter scene (Zombi 2, 1979), Sleeping bag kill (Friday the 13th Part 7, 1988), Commando checkerboard laser (Resident Evil, 2002), Boat scene (Godfather: Part 2, 1974), Bisection scene (Bone Tomahawk, 2015), Lawnmower scene (Braindead/Dead Alive, 1992), Old Yeller (Old Yeller, 1957), Goooose! (Top Gun, 1986), Nazi face melty (Raiders Of The Lost Ark, 1981), Ellie Fredrickson (Up, 2009), Helicopter zombie (Dawn Of The Dead, 1978).Enjoy! ^_^Interact With The Hosts And Share Your Reviews In Their Growing Community of Film Fans:Facebook Group: Coast2Coast Film ReviewsThis Podcast Is Available On:Youtube: Coast2Coast Film ReviewsItunes Apple PodcastsSpotifyGoogle Play MusicStitcherTuneInBlubrry PodcastingRadio PublicPocket CastsListen NotesTake Care & Thanks For Tuning In!

Lionel (Timothy Balme) é um rapaz quieto e reservado. Ele está apaixonado pela doce Paquita (Diana Penalver) e acredita que eles estão destinados a serem felizes para sempre. Sua mãe Vera (Elizabeth Moody) é possessiva e não gosta de imaginar seu filhinho amando outra pessoa. Quando Lionel e Paquita marcam um encontro romântico no zoológico, Vera os segue e acaba sendo mordida por uma criatura que se assemelha a um macaco. Logo, a mulher começa a se tornar um zumbi. A partir daí, Lionel terá de tentar esconder sua mãe do resto da sociedade antes que a praga zumbi se espalhe.

Braindead is often cited as the goriest film ever made, and it's hard to dispute. But it's a big favorite of Todd's, and a request from at least one of our listeners over the years. Enjoy!

Welcome to the International House Of Horrors. Come in, cozy up by the fire, and hear tales of terror, mystery, and the macabre. This week your curators Joe Merle and Josh discuss one of the movies they were able to follow up and see from the year 1989, the new Halloween trailer, and Peter Jackson's horror classic, Braindead / Dead Alive (all depends on where you live.) The boys recap some of their favorite moments from the film (possibly a full recap of the movie), why it stands the test of time, the influence it has had on modern horror, and the intricacies of zombies being pregnant. Come in, cozy up by the fire, and enjoy your stay at the International House of Horrors. Become a part of the weekly conversation: Twitter - @ihohpodcast Instagram - @ihohpodcast Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/International-House-of-Horrors-417456552051186/ Email - ihohpodcast@gmail.com

Everything is squelchy and icky this week as seminal video nasty Videodrome (1983) weaves meta-commentary with Debbie Harry fantasy fulfilment. Dee learns a valuable lesson about trusting Joe when he warns against weirdness like Tetsuo, the Iron Man (1989) in future. We switch from bathing in cyber-spooge to the relentless comic gore-verload of Peter Jackson’s Braindead/Dead Alive (1992). Lastly, we tiptoe around spoiling anything from Julia Ducournau’s Raw (2016).Also: #PERL the cat bites Joe, binding their DNA forever. Dee name-drops H.R. Giger and runs out of “evens”. Joe is proven undeniably right. Neither of us can stomach making a game of body horror.

Joseph and Chris sit down to watch the horror cult classic and goriest, bloodiest film of all time, Braindead, from New Zealand, also known in the US as Dead Alive, directed by Lord of the Rings film architect, Peter Jackson. You’re listening to the Nightmarathon horror movie review podcast! IMDB Description: A young man’s mother […]

This week we revisit a classic from 1996: The timeless From Dusk Till Dawn. Dave gets drunk by popular demand while Si sticks to the cold & flu medicine. Fans of comic books, especially Indie stuff, stay tuned for some info from Dave on a couple of awesome reads that come highly recommended. Dave, Mrs Dave and a special Hollywood guest recorded a bonus Toxic Avenger episode over the weekend that will follow this one shortly, then episode 4 will be here next week - A return to the usual format to review Braindead/Dead Alive by Peter Jackson. Drop us a line with any feedback, your thoughts on the movie or suggestions for future shows by email at daveandsipodcast@gmail.com or on Twitter (https://twitter.com/dave_si_podcast). This week's recommended listening came from largely familiar sources: The Horror Show: https://twitter.com/ihatehorrorshow The Girls in the Back Row: https://twitter.com/TGITBR Booze, Blood and Gore: https://twitter.com/boozebloodgore Coming to Get You (CTGY): https://twitter.com/CTGYpodcast The Rants Macabre: https://twitter.com/RantsMacabre Thanks for listening! Dave and Si

Welcome the newest episode of Dark Discussions, your place for the discussion of horror film, fiction, and all that’s fantastic. Dark Discussions heads to Monster Mania, the Philadelphia suburban convention in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, where such luminous genre favorites as Carrie Fischer, Malcolm McDowell, and the legendary George A. Romero made appearances. Co-host Mike and his wife, Pam, took a weekend in the middle of August to attend and meet some of theirs and our favorite stars. Throughout the hours, Mike was able to interview a number of folks that you may have heard of, may know of, or may meet for the very first time. Included are Betsy Baker and Teresa Tilly of the original 1981 Evil Dead film, Tim Balme of the classic Kiwi film Braindead/Dead Alive, long time Hollywood actor Bruce Davison most recently from The Lords of Salem, and Dick Warlock who played Michael Myers in Halloween 2. Full of trivia and tidbits with actors who worked personally alongside Sam Raimi, Rob Zombie, Bruce Campbell, Robert Tapert, John Carpenter, and Peter Jackson, co-host Mike triumphantly provides both insight and interviews with the actors involved in many classic genre films. In addition, he gets interviews with a number of producers, film makers and authors including Horror Writer’s Association members, Brian Patrick McKinley and Kristin Battestella. As always we welcome your comments: darkdiscussions@aol.com (written email or attached mp3 files) WWW.DARKDISCUSSIONS.COM

This week Lauren chats with Jensen of The Fright Crew podcast (@thefrightcrew on IG) about Braindead/Dead Alive! They also talk about peeing in buckets.Follow me on @swappinghorrorstoriespod on Instagram for updates on episodes.Podcast art by Katie Lily (@thehauntedoutfit on Instagram)Intro Music: https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/pMC8Tty2dj/