Podcasts about house alone a tv movie compendium

It's been almost three years, but we are finally covering a TV movie! And what better way to mark the occasion than to have TV movie expert, and author/editor of Are You in the House Alone: A TV Movie Compendium 1964-1999, Amanda Reyes join us for a discussion of Fear No Evil (1969)!  Before we dive into the film, prepare your watchlists because we'll be throwing a ton of recommendations your way! Letterboxd list of all the films referenced in this episode: https://letterboxd.com/hexmassacre/list/unsung-horros-episode-tv-movie-mayhem-w-amanda/ Buy Amanda's Book: https://www.amazon.com/Are-You-House-Alone-Compendium/dp/1909394440/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=are+you+in+the+house+alone+book&qid=1678648749&sprefix=are+you+in+the+h%2Caps%2C161&sr=8-1 Cruise Into Terror Soundtrack: https://www.amazon.com/Gerald-Fried-Collection-Vol-Soundtrack/dp/B08PJNY2F9 The UFO Incident blu-ray w/ Billy Goldenberg documentary: https://kinolorber.com/product/the-ufo-incident-blu-ray Fear No Evil/Ritual of Evil blu-ray: https://kinolorber.com/product/fear-no-evil-ritual-of-evil-double-feature-blu-ray Amanda's HONEYMOON WITH A STRANGER article on Fangoria: https://www.fangoria.com/original/a-look-back-at-honeymoon-with-a-stranger/ Supporting Characters podcast episode with Amanda: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4qjqKBcVrgAzN5h0YZrj6D?si=OzXKqziRRS-qmyEiI7ynqw Made for TV Mayhem Blog & Podcast: www.madefortvmayhem.com Twitter and instagram: @madefortvmayhem  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/madefortvmayhem Follow this podcast on Instagram and Facebook @unsunghorrors. Follow Lance on Instagram and Letterboxd @lschibi Lance's shop: https://lanceschibi.bigcartel.com/ Follow Erica on Letterboxd or Instagram @hexmassacre or add on Discord HexMassacre #2790 Logo by Cody Schibi Part of the Prescribed Films Podcast network (www.thepfpn.com) Next Movie! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VUfqfoPyGlM

I'm very excited to welcome author and podcaster Amanda Reyes to the show for the first time! She edited and co-wrote the excellent overview book ‘Are You In the House Alone: A TV Movie Compendium' and hosts the TV Mayhem Podcast where she hosts discussions of every type of television film imaginable. I've been a fan of her work for years and her focus on TV movies putting her near the top of any list of current experts in the field. But her knowledge of cinema ranges much wider than just the small screen. With her love of the thriller and horror genres pushing her into often strange territories she can find fascinating parallels that other viewers would miss. On more than one occasion I've been stunned by her deep understanding of obscure horror movies often forcing me to reevaluate my opinion. Plus, her podcasting tendency to go off on great tangents has made for some amazing discoveries of hidden treasures lurking on actor's resumes! I asked Amanda what subject she would like to tackle and she brought up the little-known Italian high fashion world thriller NOTHING UNDERNEATH (1985). I had only caught up with the film about a year ago and really enjoyed it so it seemed like a perfect small topic to dig into. Little did I know that Miss Reyes and I would have so much to say about it! We talk about the film for well over two hours and even discuss the bat-crap crazy ending. Be aware, we give you plenty of warning if you want to avoid spoilers but we just had to talk about the final scenes. Not that the mystery element is the only thing here to enjoy about the movie. We delve into the cast and their careers with some surprising details about certain projects. We debate the effectiveness of fake accents; the treatment of the story's sleazier aspects; the 1980's fashion; the plot's red herrings; the film's rural versus urban visual motif and the telepathic sibling element that drives the entire affair. We had a great time with this film and I hope you have half as much fun listening in. If you have any comments or suggestions the show can be reached at thebloodypit@gmail.com or over on the podcast's FB page. Let us know what you think and feel free to guess about what Amanda and I will be discussing the next time we record!

"All About the Golden Age of the Made For T.V. Movie with Amanda Reyes From Mitch’s Notebook about the episode: “One of many, in my view, most unwelcome developments in public commentary as of late are the explicit demarcations being made regarding culture - usually between the trivial and the essential, or between the irrelevant and the mandatory. The suppressed question then becomes, who gets decide where that line is and should we all fall in line? I am not suggesting that some works of art are not in fact better than others in all sorts of ways, but I am stating that those evaluations have little or nothing to do with the style of art and when, where, or how it was made. I have been a fan of Amanda Reyes' podcast, Made For T.V. Mayhem for sone time now and one of the many things I love about her show is that, for her, dramatic feature productions made for television in the 70s and 80s are never irrelevant and always valuable. Reyes is both a film and television historian and scholar as we all as a film archivist and thus it was a real joy to finally sit down with her and discuss some frankly forgotten gems that happened to have been made for the small screen over several decades. Is Night Terror (Night Drive) starring Valerie Harper dated or irrelevant? Since it is a film representing in frank terms a woman trying to find herself amidst an extreme situation, and since things like that do happen in life, for better and worse, we feel that that particular t.v. movie is always ever relevant. If you listen to our episode you might be inclined agree. We hope you enjoy our discussion as much as we did having it. I learned a lot from Amanda Reyes. Her mind moves very fast and I have to struggle to keep up with her, which in itself was lots of fun. She knows more about television and television history than anybody I have ever met and is a genuinely warm and engaging conversationalist. " Amanda Reyes is an archivist, author, film and television historian and academic. She edited and co-wrote Are You in the House Alone? A TV Movie Compendium: 1964-1999 (Headpress, 2017) which celebrates the made for television film, and was featured on Barnes and Noble’s Best of Horror list for 2017. She's been a guest speaker at international film festivals and conferences in such places as the UK, Australia, and the United States. She's also contributed commentary tracks for several made for television Blu-Ray and DVD releases, including the made for TV movies The Girl Most Likely To... (1973), Nightmare in Badham County (1976), Amazons (1984) and Death Dreams (1991), all of which were released through Kino Lorber in 2019. For 18 months, Amanda also curated a quarterly series of made for TV mystery screenings at the Alamo Drafthouse, and has hosted other screenings in conjunction with the Austin Film Society. When she has a moment, she also podcasts and blogs about anything vintage small screen. Made for TV Mayhem (blog): www.madefortvmayhem.com Made for TV Mayhem Show (podcast): www.tvmayhempodcast.wordpress.com Social media: Twitter: @madefortvmayhem https://twitter.com/madefortvmayhem Facebook: Made for TV Mayhem https://www.facebook.com/madefortvmayhem/ Instagram: @madefortvmayhem https://www.instagram.com/madefortvmayhem/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mitch-hampton/message

Dr. Snuggles and friends return for episode 22 of our spin-off show about the weird world of softcore skin-flicks! Firstly, you'll no doubt notice there's some serious audio weirdness going on. Sorry! Hopefully it doesn't distract too much. We'll make sure it doesn't happen again. This episode, we dive into the world of bullets, bombs and babes, with Andy Sidaris' Do or Die! It's all part of our next big project to look at the final seven films from the ever wonderful Sidaris family, and we're joined by our buddy Mike, and also Made for TV Mayhem's Amanda! Buy her book! It's called Are You in the House Alone? A TV Movie Compendium 1964-1999. In this installment of the BBB/LETHAL Ladies franchise, six teams of assassins, sent out by Kane (Pat Morita) are after legendary government agents Donna and Nicole. So they go on the run, along with their friends from the agency, and also Erik Estrada. Also, Pat Morita gets a handjob. Plus, we couldn't begin this look at the Sidaris films without taking a look at the life and times of Andy himself. Not only would late night TV not have been the same without him, but nor would sports broadcasting!

Bill speaks with writer/podcaster Amanda Reyes about her many experiences that shape her work, from discovering Scandinavian films on Bravo as a teenager to the professional satisfactions of becoming as an archivist.  They discuss the origins of her many film cultural endeavors, including the Made For TV Mayhem blog and its companion podcast, as well as the new book Are You in the House Alone? A TV Movie Compendium 1964-1999. Other topics include frustrating screenwriting experiences, BAD RONALD, Kindertrauma, Wes Craven, nostalgia, female-driven horror movies, The Strange And Deadly Show, and a surprise revelation about being quoted on the back cover of a DVD.     Read Made For TV Mayhem: Made for TV Mayhem   Hear the Made For TV Mayhem Podcast: Made for TV Mayhem Podcast   Hear Amanda Reyes on The Kolchak Tapes: The Kolchak Tapes   Buy the special hardback edition of ARE YOU ALONE IN THE HOUSE? from Headspress:  http://www.headpress.com/ShowProduct.aspx?ID=163   Or buy the softcover edition from Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Are-You-House-Alone-Compendium/dp/1909394440   Read the Birth. Movies. Death review of the Monster Fest ARE YOU IN THE HOUSE ALONE? Book launch event. http://birthmoviesdeath.com/2016/12/04/monster-fest-2016-are-you-in-the-house-alone-is-a-mighty-tv-movie-tome Learn about Amanda Reyes' upcoming London appearance at The Miskatonic Institute Of Horror Studies: Tele-terrors: The Real and Imagined Horrors Inside the Made for Television Movie : The Miskatonic Institute of Horror Studies

Wow, I can't believe i got this mammoth episode edited and ready for listening (well, as ready as we usually are. Expect the normal volume issues and there's a few pops and clicks as well). The gang discuss Death of a Cheerleader (1994) and Co-ed Call Girl (1996) in this Tori Twofer, and we feel our lives are better for it! We loved recording this and we all hope you enjoy listening. The one regret I have though is not mentioning that Dan's new book is out and ready to be bought. Pop on over to Amazon and grab a copy of his Action Movies on the Cheap: 284 Low Budget High Impact Pictures! Go now! We're taking April off so I can go to London and talk TV horror movies at the Miskatonic Institute of Horror Studies on May 20th at the Horse Hospital. Stop by if you are in the area and say hi! We'll be selling copies of my book, Are You in the House Alone? A TV Movie Compendium: 1964-1999. Our next episode will be a slasher-friendly double bill with Five Desperate Women (1971) and She's Dressed to Kill (1979). Check us out on tvmayhempodcast.wordpress.com if you'd like to leave feedback!