Podcast appearances and mentions of jeffery x martin

Day 3 is here and we have our first guest curator of the 31 Days of Howling Beast. Jeffery X Martin has been tasked to cover The Beast That Killed Women. Not much of a plot here. There's a gorilla who's attacking young nudists in Florida. Police are baffled, tops are non existent…….you get the gist. This is just the first of many guests on this run but this one is pretty great. The post 31 Days of Howling Beasts Day 3 : The Beast That Killed Women (1965) first appeared on Legion.

Day 3 is here and we have our first guest curator of the 31 Days of Howling Beast. Jeffery X Martin has been tasked to cover The Beast That Killed Women. Not much of a plot here. There’s a gorilla who’s attacking young nudists in Florida. Police are baffled, tops are non existent…….you get the gist. This is just the first of many guests on this run but this one is pretty great.

Day 3 is here and we have our first guest curator of the 31 Days of Howling Beast. Jeffery X Martin has been tasked to cover The Beast That Killed Women. Not much of a plot here. There’s a gorilla who’s attacking young nudists in Florida. Police are baffled, tops are non existent…….you get the gist. This is just the first of many guests on this run but this one is pretty great.

Day 3 is here and we have our first guest curator of the 31 Days of Howling Beast. Jeffery X Martin has been tasked to cover The Beast That Killed Women. Not much of a plot here. There's a gorilla who's attacking young nudists in Florida. Police are baffled, tops are non existent…….you get the gist. This is just the first of many guests on this run but this one is pretty great.

The regulars from Torchy's are back for another round with Walter Hill's sophomore effort The Driver. This stars Ryan O'Neal as a wheelman for hire who's never been caught and Bruce Dern as The Detective hot on his heels who will go to any length to get his man. We discuss going against type, the film's influence on the modern action film and “failed” attempts at the perfect car chase. W/ Lee Russell, Cameron Scott and Gary Hill. Special thanks to Peter Pedro Osmond for the Torchy's art and Jeffery X Martin for mixing our theme.

The regulars from Torchy’s are back for another round with Walter Hill’s sophomore effort The Driver. This stars Ryan O’Neal as a wheelman for hire who’s never been caught and Bruce Dern as The Detective hot on his heels who will go to any length to get his man. We discuss going against type, the film’s influence on the modern action film and “failed” attempts at the perfect car chase. W/ Lee Russell, Cameron Scott and Gary Hill. Special thanks to Peter Pedro Osmond for the Torchy’s art and Jeffery X Martin for mixing our theme.

The regulars from Torchy's are back for another round with Walter Hill's sophomore effort The Driver. This stars Ryan O'Neal as a wheelman for hire who's never been caught and Bruce Dern as The Detective hot on his heels who will go to any length to get his man. We discuss going against type, the film's influence on the modern action film and “failed” attempts at the perfect car chase. W/ Lee Russell, Cameron Scott and Gary Hill. Special thanks to Peter Pedro Osmond for the Torchy's art and Jeffery X Martin for mixing our theme.

Iris, Suzanne and Gary are joined by Jeffery X Martin of Kiss The Goat for who guessed it……satanic pact movies! We cover the plaster casting, blue ink baptizing and ivory tickling The Mephisto Waltz. Then, we kiss the ring of out dark overlord with The Legacy.

Iris, Suzanne and Gary are joined by Jeffery X Martin of Kiss The Goat for who guessed it……satanic pact movies! We cover the plaster casting, blue ink baptizing and ivory tickling The Mephisto Waltz. Then, we kiss the ring of out dark overlord with The Legacy.

Iris, Suzanne and Gary are joined by Jeffery X Martin of Kiss The Goat for who guessed it……satanic pact movies! We cover the plaster casting, blue ink baptizing and ivory tickling The Mephisto Waltz. Then, we kiss the ring of out dark overlord with The Legacy.

Come with us to a place where violence runs rampant and your own personal freedoms may be at stake. Well…..there’s that and two plucky cops who infiltrate an underground fight ring and get way too into it. Give us a rock and roll and join us in our lands of personal freedoms and join us for Firepower featuring Australian wunderkind Gary Daniels, that guy that played Dutch in The Karate Kid aka Chad McQueen and the god of destrucity Jim Hellwig aka The Ultimate Warrior. We go through multiple weapons and subplots with myself, Jeffery X Martin and Cameron Scott. Enjoy and watch along with us with the YouTube link provided.

Come with us to a place where violence runs rampant and your own personal freedoms may be at stake. Well…..there's that and two plucky cops who infiltrate an underground fight ring and get way too into it. Give us a rock and roll and join us in our lands of personal freedoms and join us for Firepower featuring Australian wunderkind Gary Daniels, that guy that played Dutch in The Karate Kid aka Chad McQueen and the god of destrucity Jim Hellwig aka The Ultimate Warrior. We go through multiple weapons and subplots with myself, Jeffery X Martin and Cameron Scott. Enjoy and watch along with us with the YouTube link provided.

Come with us to a place where violence runs rampant and your own personal freedoms may be at stake. Well…..there's that and two plucky cops who infiltrate an underground fight ring and get way too into it. Give us a rock and roll and join us in our lands of personal freedoms and join us for Firepower featuring Australian wunderkind Gary Daniels, that guy that played Dutch in The Karate Kid aka Chad McQueen and the god of destrucity Jim Hellwig aka The Ultimate Warrior. We go through multiple weapons and subplots with myself, Jeffery X Martin and Cameron Scott. Enjoy and watch along with us with the YouTube link provided.

Gary is joined by special guest Newty of the N.F.W. Podcast and a returning every once in a while Jeffery X Martin to discuss two vet-sploitation films starring some A listers. In Open Season, a couple is accosted and fucked with and eventually hunted by three buds looking for some mediocre thrills and even less plot.  In Wolf Lake, Rod Steiger and his buddies are looking for a good time in their annual cabin trip.  Little did they know, their captain loses his shit and that leads to murder, rape and jaunty wartime singing. The post Cinema Beef Podcast #133 : Charlie Made Me Do It appeared first on Legion.

Remember that film that took place on a coastal town where they were terrorized by some kind beast of the sea? Strap in, beefers.  These films are sort of like that but not really.  Iris and I are joined by a returning Jeffery X Martin to discuss two Jaws ripoffs hand picked by X. In Mako Jaws Of Death,  Aquaman wannabe Richard Jaekel controls sharks with a special medallion  can control and talk to sharks.  He uses this to police the ocean and use them for his own nefarious needs. In Up From The Depths, a slimy sea creature attacks hustlers, bikini clad beauties and a whole lot more in the chummy New World jam.

Jeffery X Martin from the Kiss The Goat, The Food Chain, Theme Warriors, and Cinema Beef Podcasts pulls the Movie Stack Jenga pick this week with Your Vice Is A Locked Room And Only I Have The Key.  The episode starts with discussion of what our vices are and what the key thing that only the other possesses is to unlock it and continues at an accelerated pace to beat an impending ice storm for Matt to get home safely.  The film offers much in the discussion of oedipal desires, the relationship minutia of S&M, and alcoholism fueled spousal humiliation. Did we forget to mention the goddess among us that is Edwige Fenech? She has a prominent role in the film that flusters all who are lucky enough to gaze upon her beauty and despair. X’s Music: https://h0ll0wm3n.bandcamp.com/ X’s Author Page: https://www.amazon.com/Jeffery-X-Martin/e/B0098BGCEA Find us in: iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/cinema-psyops/id1037574921?mt=2 Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/cinema-psyops Google Play Music: https://play.google.com/music/m/Ij7cs3a2qml6bz2lajomirqcngi?t=Cinema_PSYOPS Cinema PSYOPS Main page: http://www.legionpodcasts.com/cinema-psyops/ Email feedback to Matt: psyopmatt@gmail.com.  Cort : cinemapsyopscort@gmail.com  Find on twitter Cort:  @Cort_PSYOP Matt: @psyopmatt Join the FaceBook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1616282625298374/   The post CinePsyEP132 Movie Stack Jenga: Your Vice Is A Locked Room And Only I Have The Key appeared first on Legion.

Screen Kings returns, and we’re off to get our car fixed at the worst possible shadetree mechanic possible. Well, the mechanic is okay, but his dog is mean and ugly. That’s right, it’s time for Cujo! Thrill to our incisive discussion of the movie! Shift uncomfortably in your seat at the mere mention of the word, “cocaine!” Shake your head at Tommy’s great “Literary Agent” character! It’s a lot of fun, and you don’t have to get bitten on the nose to enjoy it. Join Thomas S. Flowers, Jeffery X Martin, and Duncan Ralston for this very special episode of Screen Kings! The post Screen Kings Episode 5: Cujo appeared first on Legion.

    Welcome to the inaugural episode of Screen Kings! Imagine being at a crowded, noisy bar by yourself when you happen to overhear a fascinating conversation about Stephen King movies. You crane your neck, trying to get a better handle on it. By the time you realize what’s going on, it’s over, like an ephemeral cupcake. Join Thomas S. Flowers, Jeffery X Martin and Duncan Ralston as they talk about the strange and dangerous world of Stephen King movies, starting with Brian DePalma’s 1976 classic, Carrie.   The post Screen Kings Episode One: Carrie (1976) appeared first on Legion.

It has been far too long fellow deviants, but it’s good to be back! Sick of Christmas? Then tune in for our late, late, late, late Halloween AllStar Special! Tonight we are joined by Duncan McLeish, Jeffery X Martin, Johnny Krueg, and Patrick Walsh for an evening of drinking and talking about Trick or Treat, Night of the Demons, and Evil Dead 2! Admittedly, we go a bit overboard with the rum on this episode, so feel free to grab a bottle and join us for some slurry fun! The post Black Annis Halloween AllStar Special appeared first on Legion.

Join your host Duncan Under The Stairs discussing all things Horror on The Podcast Under the Stairs. This week Duncan is joined by Doug Tilley of No Budget Nightmares & Eric Roberts is the Fucking Man as well as Jeffery X Martin of Kiss the Goat to continue their look at the works of Italian movie maestro Lucio Fulci. Moving on from the previous two episode's the guys picked three of his final giallo movies to review in The House of Clocks (1989), Demonia (1990) & Door into Silence (1991). Intro – 0 – 6mins 35secs Welcome to my Guests - 7mins 10secs - 18mins 20secs The House of Clocks - 20mins 10secs - 1hrs 1mins 20secs Demonia - 1hrs 2mins 20secs - 1hrs 40mins 25secs Door into Silence - 1hrs 41mins 20secs - 2hrs 17mins 50secs Closing out the Show - 2hrs 17mins 50secs The grading follows the Netflix rating style of 1 = Hated It, 2 = Didn’t Like It, 3 = Liked It, 4 = Really Liked It & 5 = Loved It The House of Clocks Rating: Duncan: 2 Doug: 2 X: 4 Demonia Rating: Duncan: 3 Doug: 3 X: 2.5 Door Into Silence Rating: Duncan: 1 Doug: 1.5 X: 1 A huge thanks to Doug Tilley & Jeffery X Martin for coming on the show and remember check out their podcasts!! Remember you can submit a question or ask for advise from The Baz by writing an email to podcastunderthestairs@gmail.com with the header “Baz’s Basement”. Check out the show on iTunes & on Stitcher Radio. The Podcast Under the Stairs is a proud member of Legion Podcasts. Please leave us feedback on iTunes, podcastunderthestairs@gmail.com and follow us on Facebook & Twitter.

Join Jamie and myself as we talk to an industry legend, Mr. Tom Holland. We get into his early career all the through to Fright Night. Hopefully he’ll come back and talk with us about the rest of it but he went in depth on a bunch of his films. We had a great time chatting with him and we hope you enjoy it. Special thanks to Bo Ransdell and Jeffery X Martin.  

Join your host Duncan live from THE VOID discussing all things Horror on The Podcast Under the Stairs. On this episode Duncan returns to the airways in his temporary home away from home (in THE VOID). This week Duncan is joined by Doug Tilley of No Budget Nightmares & Not So Evil Episodes & Eric Roberts is the Fucking Man as well as Jeffery X Martin of Kiss the Goat, The Six and a Half Feet Under Podcast, Cinema Beef Podcast & Not So Evil Episodes Podcast to continue their look at the works of Italian movie maestro Lucio Fulci. Moving on from episode 50's look at the Gates of Hell Trilogy, the guys picked three of his early giallo movies to review in Perversion Story (1969), Lizard in a Woman's Skin (1971) & Don't Torture a Duckling (1972).

  You folks think “entitlement” is a new behavioral trend? Get off our respective lawns! Teenagers have going off the deep end for years. Join us for a new Cinema Beef, where we tackle the private world of Privileged Bitches. Whether it’s popular bitches, like in JAWBREAKER and HEATHERS, rapey boys like in MASSACRE AT CENTRAL HIGH or a teenage gang of impossibly beautiful punks in CLASS OF 1984. your hosts Gary Hill and Jeffery X Martin worm their way in to even the most exclusive of social circles. Quit trying to make “fetch” work and GET OFF OUR LAWNS. But download the show. Stream it. Something. Really, though. Keep off the grass. Jesus. How many times have we had this same conversation?

  Once upon a time, not too long ago, homosexuality was a strange dirty secret. Hollywood was never quite sure how to acknowledge it. This all changed when the HIV/AIDS epidemic began, so on this Cinema Beef Podcast, we look at three extremely different views of homosexuality B.P. (Before “Philadelphia”). Join The Beardmaster, Gary Hill, his ward, Professor X, and special guest, Wildman Willis Wheeler, as they look at William Friedkin’s “Cruising,” Jack Sholder’s “A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy’s Revenge” and the amazingly flamboyant “Can’t Stop the Music,” starring the Village People. Can you retain sphincter control throughout this show? There’s only one way to find out…   Contact Info Facebook : Gary Hill, Jeffery X Martin, Willis Wheeler Twitter : @GDubby, @JefferyXMartin, @nastywilldc E-mail : cinemabeefpodcast@gmail.com   Music Credits “Dancing in the Sheets” performed by Shalamar “Makin’ It” pefromerd  by David Naughton   Terror Troop Kiss the Goat, 6.5 Feet Under and Not So Evil Episodes On Horrorphilia  

    Grab your glass eyeball, the kids and your wits because Cinema Beef is back with a real doozy.  I am joined by my permanent co-host, Jeffery X Martin, as we trudge into some awkward territory.  X has programmed three very connected Kurt Russell films for us to forge on through.  First up, Snake takes on fabulous bad guys, punks and dated technology in Escape From New York.  Then, Russell plays scumbag number one when he kidnaps a rich bitch with hilarious and creepy results in Overboard.  Finally, we take to the high seas where Kurt comes full circle, tortures a stuffy businessman’s family and becomes nautical Jesus in Captain Ron.  Hope you guys like the new format.  It’s only gonna get weirder! Links Kiss The Goat 6.5 Feet Under  Sloppy Seconds 

Cinema Beef is back once again guns a blazing for yet another reboot.  I am joined by Jeffery X Martin for a triple feature of epic proportions.  Well two of them anyways.  First up, join The Duke, Ricky Nelson and Dean Martin as they detox and kill baddies in a small western town in Rio Bravo from 1959.  Then, we travel to a California ghetto where crime is high and the gang members are expert marksmen.  All this and some revenge stuff in a police station in John Carpenter’s classic Assault on Precinct 13 from 1976.  Finally, we dig in on the beef of this episode.  We cover the debacle that is the shootier, gorier and much lamer Precict 13 redux from 2005.   Links Kiss The Goar, 6.5 Feet Under Music “My Rifle, My Pony and Me” Peformed by Dean Martin, Ricky Nelson and Walter Brennan “A Gringo Like Me” Performed by Peter Tevis and Ennio Morricone and his orchestra “The Trooper” Performed by Iron Maiden

Join your host Duncan live from THE VOID discussing all things Horror on The Podcast Under the Stairs. On this episode Duncan returns to the airways in his temporary home away from home (in THE VOID. This week he is joined by Jeffery X Martin of Kiss the Goat & The Six and a Half Feet Under Podcast to discuss some bloody Giallo movies. The get all glove wearing and stabby on reviews of Deep Red (1975) & Pieces (1982).

One of our listeners, Jeffery X Martin inspired us to look at Exorcist III this week, in what we hope will be come a fun ongoing series of listener requests! In the segments, always awesome April Washko and Boss look at two documentaries about the history of Hollywood. The first, … Continue reading

Episode 3 is here where we have wonderful and varied music by Mr. Matt Farley, better known to the world as Motern Media, We surprise the werewolf loving Jamie Jenkins again and we talk to the author, podcaster and my personal, job quitting hero Jeffery X Martin.Tune in, drop out, nod off!