Podcasts about night ripper

The guys run down the campaign details from Siege. Music credit: Night Ripper by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio

Episode 201 is a journey through some of the last 35 years in music through the medium of the sample, from the Amen break to famous sample-heavy albums to our own personal favourite sampled songs.We discuss how an obscure 1960s B-side became the most sampled song in history and helped birth genres like drum and bass and jungle. We explore the sample art of albums like DJ Shadow's Entroducing, Beastie Boys' Paul's Boutique, J Dilla's Donuts, Girl Talk's Night Ripper and The Avalanches' Since I Left You.And then Niall and Andrea share their favourite samples including but not limited to music from Steely Dan, Super Furry Animals, Kendrick Lamar, Kanye, Burial, Kate Bush, ABBA, James Blake, Skepta and a disco Beethoven true original.The track that kicked off the idea was Rory Sweeney and Emby's 'All My Life' which samples Kendrick's 'Backseat Freestyle'.Shout out to Tracklib on Youtube for some of the audio sample beds.Songs referenced on his episode, and their samples are listed here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Bike chases and big slaps galore, it's The Heroin Busters! Sam and Dan discuss Enzo Castellari's bombastic poliziotteschi. Spoiler level: 1/5 For their cinematic pairings, Sam and Dan also recommend films such as The Big Racket and Stunt Squad plus also talk about films they've seen recently including The Naked Truth (not Laughter In Paradise, as Dan initially asserts, although that is also very good) and Night Ripper. Next time Sam and Dan will be discussing Scott Mansfield's '82 obscure slasher Deadly Games. Email the Arrow Video Podcast hosts for any comments, suggestions or questions at arrowvideopodcast@arrowfilms.co.uk Or pester Sam and Dan on Twitter: Sam - https://twitter.com/samashurst?s=20 Dan - https://twitter.com/13fingerfx?s=20 And on instagram: Sam - https://www.instagram.com/samashurst23/?hl=en Dan - https://www.instagram.com/13fingerfx/?hl=en

If you've ever wanted your American fashion-giallos with an exclamation mark, check out Night Ripper! Writer-director Jeff Hathcock is better known for "Victims!" - also adorned with an exclamation point - but isn't quite as overtly misogynistic in this one; though, he does channel some eye-rolling prejudice through star Larry Thomas (Seinfeld's the Soup Nazi). Shot-on-video, and apparently without talent, Night Ripper! nevertheless manages to be oddly charming. On this episode: ubiquitous infidelity, questionable photography sessions, short-cut knife murders, repeated reading of newspaper articles, labored mannequin metaphors, some surprisingly creepy literal mannequins, flood-lamp fatigue, and long-groovy driving scenes.

On this installment of SRR we talk about the nostalgic overload, monster mashup, kitchen sink of an album, Girl Talk's 2006 Night Ripper. 

Welcome to an extra special BONUS EPISODE of Genre Grinder. What you are about to hear is a digital mixtape compiled and mixed by Tracks of the Damned creator Patrick Ripoll. It includes themes, complete songs, and various clips from the films we’ve been discussing throughout Genre Grinder’s shot-on-video horror series. Be aware that, in most cases, Patrick or myself had to rip the audio from the films themselves, so the sound quality will be uneven to say the least. Then again, that’s kind of the point isn’t. So, sit back, relax, and let the SOV horror vibes take you away.    Complete track listing: 1a. WREX Station Identification 1b. 20/20 Report: "VCR Horrors" 1c. Sledgehammer (1983) opening credits 2. Tales From the Quaddead Zone (1987) score 3. Shreck (1990) score 4. "Angel Fire" from Demon Queen (1987) 5a. Body Count (1986) trailer 5b. Heavy Metal Massacre (1989) opening credits 5c. "Carl Sukenick narration" from Alien Beasts (1991) 6. Spine (1986) score 7. "Animal/Cannibal" from Possibly in Michigan (1983) 8. Terror Eyes (1989) opening credits 9. The Ripper (1985) trailer 10. "Book of Love" from Brainblast (1987) 11. Video Violence (1987) opening credits 12. Witchdoctor of the Living Dead (1986) score 13. "Rock n Roll Music" from Blood Lake (1987) 14. Black Devil Doll from Hell (1984) opening credits 15. The Tower (1985) score 16. Attack of the Killer Refrigerator (1990) score 17. "Scream Dream" from Scream Dream (1989) 18. Blood Cult (1985) trailer 19. Hollow Gate (1988) end credits 20. "Beat My Meat" from Trashcans of Terror (1985) 21. "The Brainsucker" from The Brainsucker (1988) 22a. Attack scene from Black River Monster (1986) 22b. "Hearts" from Night Ripper! (1986) 23. Video Violence (1987) score 24. "Suffer Little Children" from Suffer Little Children (1983) 25a. Dip Monologue from Redneck Zombies (1989) 25b. Redneck Zombies (1989) End Credits 26. Revenge (1986) trailer 27. Night Feeder (1988) end credits 28. Scary Tales (1993) score 29. Dark Romances Vol. 1 (1990) score 30. "If" from Cannibal Campout (1988) 31. Sledgehammer (1983) end credits  

ENJOY EVEN MORE TALES OF THE TAPE AS WE DELVE FURTHER INTO THE INSANE DEPTHS OF THE MOST NEOPHYTIC MOVIES EVER TO GRACE A VIDEO RENTAL STORE!   Bring on part two of three! Wait, of three? That can’t be right. Oh, yeah, this is a four-part epic now. Gabe and special co-host Patrick Ripoll (who did most of the research) break down 21 more shot-on video horror movies; nine of which one or both of them have been able to actually see, including ‘classics,’ like the Polonia Brothers’ Hallucinations (1986) & Splatter Farm (1987), Jeff Hathcock’s Night Ripper! (1986), Chester Novell Turner’s Tales from the Quadead Zone (1987), and Gary P. Cohen’s genuine cult classic, Video Violence (1987). Some people have asked for a list of the films covered in the description (which I failed to do last time), so here you go. All of the movies we were able to watch are now marked with a †, while the others are discussed, based on available information/reviews: Hallucinations (1986) † Night of Terror (1986) Spine (1986) † Splatter: Architects of Fear (1986) Black River Monster (1986) Night Ripper! (1986) † Blood Lake (1987) † Brainblast (1987) † Video Violence (1987) † Cannibal Hookers (1987) Channel 13 (1987) Cemetery Sisters (1987) Criminally Insane 2/Fat Ethel II (1987) Crowley (1987) Demon Queen (1987) Doctor Bloodbath (1987) † Death Nurse (1987) Tales from the Quadead Zone (1987) † The Newlydeads (1987) Venus Flytrap (1987) Splatter Farm (1987) †   If you are in a position to make the world a better place, please consider the following fundraisers:   Minnesota Freedom Fund   Navajo & Hopi Families COVID-19 Relief Fund   Minnesota Transgender Health Coalition   American Nurses Foundation’s Coronavirus Response Fund  

The Coterie must collect itself following the startling results of the vote for the new Prince of Dean’s Corner.The vote for the new prince ends and the vampires disperse to consider their futures.Katsune tells Bradley that he and his coterie must appear at a meeting the following evening.The Coterie decides to meet with Night Ripper again to discuss the changes that have occurred.[00:20:45] Chucky Barnes, the Summer Soldier.Charles visits Ben and convinces him to come to the meeting.At the meeting, Katsune says that she will be the new Seneshal of Dean’s Corner. The coterie explains about their conversation with Night Ripper and tells them that the kindred should handle it.Ben visit Fathey Lethy to inform him about the change in leadership and how Elyseum will be moving into the old fishery near the church.Ben gets a feeling of unease or danger from the docks district. It seems strongest closest to the waters.The coterie meets with Night Ripper. Strange is also there. Afterwards they speak with Kenny. They learn that they are basically on their own to deal with this situation.

This week we talk about Night Ripper by Girl Talk, Mr. Mash-Up, the voice of a generation. Matt argues that mash-ups are a valid form of artistic expression, but the concept isn't well-realized here. Will is disgusted by the entire proposition, no only when it comes to music, but in all art forms including mosaics and super-imposed photos. Don't forget, we're all MASH-UPS of our parents private parts!

Here is my raw audio as shock jock Nathan Talbot for the upcoming video game from Pig Farmer (http://pigfarmergames.com/) Night Ripper. This is meant to be a 1989 late night New York City shock jock who is a provoker and evocateur. The call in show will play as background in the game so in the final game I wager most of this will not be heard. Also I want to note that I, Josh Hadley, do not share these feelings as expressed here... this is a CHARACTER I am playing. Thanks to Sara Hanley as well for being my back up here... although I have no idea WHY she chose a southern accent for her part. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/radiodrome/support

DRUNK LIVE SHOW / tDog and Clownbaby join the show / We've been drinking Jim Beam / Is Howard Stern still good / jonJey Calls in / Rainbow 6 Siege / Mike still sucks at video games / coheed and cambria / Selling Out / Bobby Fischer / Scientific Racism / The Y Gene / Man In The High Castle / Charlie Sheen / The Old Thumb Trick / Man gets erection from Motorbike / Where's all the modern ghosts / The ethics of prisons / What is proper punishment for crime / Doo Doo the Clown / Woman Removes ribs to look like cartoon / India News / youTube Audio Check / Clownbaby and Night Ripper went to a hockey game / Sports Break / Conservative values? / Your phone is always listening / Fantastic Four Failure / DC has horrid heroes / Turtle calls in again to confirm he's still a christian / Tutle spotted a bankster / South Park and zealots / Turtle gave up masturbating / Stupid UFO story / House of Horrors / JB from Zomboid calls in / Tim Teabo / End 

Joe and Night Ripper hold down the show / Mike can't take the SJW talk / Mike can't stop watching Star Trek, The Next Generation / Mike talks about jurassic world / Mike and Joe both like to drink alcohol at movie theatres / Being cut off by the bartenders / Blood Storm Arcade Game / Mike's out of the art game / Planet X talk / Nibiru AKA Nemesis / Gil Broussard, Planet 7x / Nemesis, the Vacuum cleaner of the solar system / Dim Shun / NASA remains quiet about Planet X / Wormwood, from the Bible / Clownbaby, Gender Studies Expert, calls in / Break / Trump Clips of the Week / The Black Book of BlackMail / Clownbaby joins the show / Headlines / Ashley Madison Hack, NSA / China Super City / Jet.com Frenzy / Steve Hawkings wants to find Aliens / Hitler Escaped To South America, new report says / Mike lets out his dog / News stories that advertise products / End

Clownbaby, Joe and Night Ripper join the show, everyone is drinking / Project Zomboid Game Talk / Joe is back into video games / Mike is finally driving again / Chile UFO Sighting / More Chile Talk / Joe drinks at work / Diversity Training / Social Socialism / KGB Social Control / Alex Jones Clips of the week / Autoblow2 / Granola Bar Cocain / Skate Shoes / Gamer Public Death / TTP Talk / Free Trade Talk / Bike Man / Bin Laden Raid Story / Poop Gangsta / Simpsons Talk / End / Preshow 

My guest this week is Gregg Gillis, aka Girl Talk. Gregg is an electronic musician from Pittsburgh, PA. We’ve known each other since I played a show in his parent’s backyard in 2000, and I was excited to get a detailed breakdown of his career. We talk about his early Pittsburgh-based noise band, The Joysticks, and his background in the noise world. He tells me about the first two harsher Girl Talk albums, and the new direction he forged on 2006’s Night Ripper. His breaks down his new ventures as a hip-hop producer, including his recent collaboration with Freeway. Mike Riley’s art this week is a mashup of Big Daddy Kane’s Long Live The Kane, Ice Cube’s AmeriKKKa’s Most Wanted, 2 Live Crew’s Nasty as They Wanna Be, and Cypress Hill’s self-titled debut. This episode is hosted by splicetoday.com.