Podcasts about no budget nightmares

This week we talk to Doug about Eric Roberts (natch), his early internet communities, making a short feature film on video in the early 2000s, and Newfoundland accents! And now all the other stuff I wrote last time: But, Doug Tilley's back! One of the first guests on this feed something like 9-10 years ago, he actually turned on this camera this time and told us all about Canada, Eric Roberts, 80s local news anchors in Detroit, and the other usual Doug Tilley things. This'll probably be three parts because we're not Blank Check and we respect you enough to not put up 3 hour episodes. Check out Doug's main podcasting project at ⁠Cinema Smorgasbord ⁠with his buddy, Cinepunx cofounder (and former guest here) Liam O'Donnell. A spinoff or evolution or whatever of their original podcast, Eric Roberts is the Fucking Man, Cinema Smorgasbord covers a whole host of other actors and filmmakers that will make you tepidly exclaim, "Oh yeah, that guy(/lady)!" Or, if the last 30 years of Eric Roberts vehicles is too high budget for you, dig deep into the stone ages of podcasting with his 13-year-old(!) podcast ⁠No Budget Nightmares⁠ with his old friend Moe Porne. Can you believe that shit is still active? I suppose I can since these are the only movie podcasts I ever listen to. Speaking of movies that look like shit, did I mention I made a thing with ⁠The Smudge⁠ (sort of) about midwest noise festivals? Well, you can look at the trailer for that ⁠here⁠ and eventually we'll have a DVD you can purchase.

I forgot while writing this that Doug said Eric Roberts is the Fucking Man got pulled from iTunes because of the name, so, there's your title. But, Doug Tilley's back! One of the first guests on this feed something like 9-10 years ago, he actually turned on this camera this time and told us all about Canada, Eric Roberts, 80s local news anchors in Detroit, and the other usual Doug Tilley things. This'll probably be three parts because we're not Blank Check and we respect you enough to not put up 3 hour episodes. Check out Doug's main podcasting project at Cinema Smorgasbord with his buddy, Cinepunx cofounder (and former guest here) Liam O'Donnell. A spinoff or evolution or whatever of their original podcast, Eric Roberts is the Fucking Man, Cinema Smorgasbord covers a whole host of other actors and filmmakers that will make you tepidly exclaim, "Oh yeah, that guy(/lady)!" Or, if the last 30 years of Eric Roberts vehicles is too high budget for you, dig deep into the stone ages of podcasting with his 13-year-old(!) podcast No Budget Nightmares with his old friend Moe Porne. Can you believe that shit is still active? I suppose I can since these are the only movie podcasts I ever listen to. Speaking of movies that look like shit, did I mention I made a thing with The Smudge (sort of) about midwest noise festivals? Well, you can look at the trailer for that here and eventually we'll have a DVD you can purchase.

Last time we were at Crystal Lake, Pamela Voorhees got her head chopped off after killing a bunch of teenagers. This time her son Jason will continue her tradition of killing. And as tradition we invited our best friend Moe from No Budget Nightmares to talk about Jason. 

This week ThatFKingShow plays host to 2 more podcasts who clash in another BATTLE OF THE PODCASTS!!!! 2 pods enter, 1 pod leaves in this weeks contest... well 3 pods enter as Jon Cross from the After Movie Diner calls in support from regular contributor Moe Von Helvete, host of No Budget Nightmares for the "Giant Hastings Battle Royal". Across the ring from them stand Michael Tanner and Andrew Nordvall from Burn After Pitching, who are up for some no hold barred fighting action.In the middle stands Boo Lemont, charged with refereeing this contest over 4 rounds of chaotic quizzing action, which will test everybody's movie knowledge. The fists, feet, fire and fury is thrown around till the bitter bloody end, but only one team can reign supreme.The show contains swears, some "S's" a couple of "F's" and 1 mention of Richard Kiel's giant c*ck ringJon CrossAfter Movie DinerTwitterMiscellaneous Plumbing FixingsMiscellaneous Pluming Link TreeMoe Von HelveteNo Budget NightmaresTwitchTwitterMichael TannerByMichaelTanner.comTwitterBurn After Pitching TwitterAndy NordvallLinktreeTwitterContact the show via email at Fkinghello@gmail.comWebsite: TotalCultZone.comAlthough absent from the show, give these two your support as well as they are awesomeAyesha RaymondLinktree for Ayesha RaymondAbbie StabbyTwitchInstagramFacebookMusicThatFKingTheme - Boo LemontWebsite - TotalCultZone.ComElectronic mail - FKingHello@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's been a long (long!) time coming but the German superhero parody (with a hint of splatstick) CAPTAIN COSMOTIC has finally arrived on No-Budget Nightmares! Since viewers don't have easy access to the film (and it's even harder to find subs), we go DEEP on this weird little number, hence a runtime an hour longer than the film we're discussing. OOPS! But thankfully you'll get plenty of incomprehensible German (from the film AND the hosts), a devilishly catchy theme song and an announcement of the subject of our next episode.. AND IT'S A BIG ONE. Listen and learn. 

Before the ski mask, before the sexy teens banging, before the unbelievable kills, and the sea of gore. There was an old lady killing folk around Crystal Lake. We travel back to "Present Day" and check out the first of many movies that would end up in space by the 10th one. We are joined by our good friend Moe from No Budget Nightmares because you damn right he is! We talk about basic tropes, basic kills, old ladies, and Jason's big ass head!

HOT DAMN! No-Budget Nightmares returns.. AGAIN?! It feels like only a month ago when NBN returned from its THREE YEAR hiatus to J all over your Bs with meaty podcasting action, and now THE BOYS are back again, this time goofin' and grinnin' with the 1990 Buffalo-shot martial arts masterpiece BLOOD AND STEEL, written by, directed by and starring safe-cracker/bad-ass Mark Swetland! It's full of kicking and punching and nunchucks and throwing stars and just the most amazing accents you'll ever hear. In fact, I'm going to stop writing this summary and go watch it again RIGHT NOW!  Note: The film features some moments of sexual threat which, while extremely goofy in context, might cause some listeners distress. When you hear the sound clip of one of the thugs pouring a beer into a purse, feel free to skip ahead ten minutes or so. Sorry! 

After three long years we're free! TIME TO CONQUER EARTH! Yes - improbably - it's the return of No-Budget Nightmares! Since March, 2020 the podcast has been laying in wait, but we're back to insert ourselves once again into the overcrowded world of low-budget film podcastery! All your favorites are back: Moe! Doug! Yawning! Creaky chair sounds! Audio clips! Too-long run times! And we've returned with a BANG, covering Anthony Polonia's kaiju (or is that kiaju?) comedy ZILLAFOOT from (the year of our lord) 2019. With a sub-Suburban Sasquatch monster suit and an ending that threatens to break Moe's brain, it has everything you could want out of a NBN subject. Listen and tell your friends, you FIENDS! 

Miss us? NO-BUDGET NIGHTMARES has - as you may have noticed - been taking an extended break during the ongoing end of the world, but we miss all of you SO much so we decided to release something special. A couple of years back the legendary Todd Sheets asked Moe and Doug to provide a commentary for the Blu-Ray release of his horror-comedy CLOWNADO. Neither of us ended up seeing a copy in the wild, but it was reported back to us that they DO exist. Either way, we figured enough time has passed at this point that even people who don't own a CLOWNADO Blu-Ray deserve to hear our lovely voices talk for 90 minutes about clowns and tornados and how they intersect. It may not be a new episode, but it's the NEXT BEST THING. Enjoy! 

HMSG Interview JodoWOWsky - "Deathdream"The casts of podcasters continues to collide with Julia's other show with the best name in the pod biz - JodoWOWsky, co-hosts DOUG TILLEY & LIAM O'DONNELL!We give the deep dive treatment to the criminally under seen DEATHDREAM (1974) from one of our favorite directors, BOB CLARK! This timely dark tale is still highly impactful nearly 50 years later! Give it a watch for stellar performances from the amazing actors and the chilling Tom Savini makeup!We hope you enjoy this film and conversation!About our Guests this week:Doug Tilley - Co-Host of No-Budget Nightmares & other Cinema Smorgasbord podcasts.Liam O'Donnell - Co-creator/editor of Cinepunx, co-host of Cinema Smorgasbord & Horror BusinessJodoWOWsky is a light-hearted, chronological look through the career of actor, writer, poet, playwright, novelist, editor, comics writer, musician, puppeteer, mime, painter, and so much more.. Alejandro Jodorowsky!Cinepunx is a community of writers, thinkers, artists, and weirdos writing and podcasting about culture/art/film.Cinema Smorgasbord: Liam O'Donnell and Doug Tilley serve up a platter of cinematic sensations, falling under a variety of unusual and unique categories celebrating undervalued actors and underseen favorites.Eric Roberts is the Fucking Man, the Films of John Singleton, George Kennedy is my co-pilot, how do you do fellow kids, Praising Kane, We do our Own Stunts, Wild in the Streets (Eurocrime of the 70s), Bartel me Something GoodSupport the show

We continue our listener request month with a look at the Canadian DIY horror movie that defies description, Science Crazed! I am joined by my companions Doug Tilley and Duncan McLeish on this journey into madness and aerobics, and we end up having a really spirited conversation about the nature of filmmaking itself. Join us, won’t you? You can find more from Doug Tilley at CinemaSmorgasboard.com and check out the No Budget Nightmares archive here. And you can find Duncan McLeish at TPUTS Collective for all your Duncan needs. You can join the discussion live on Sundays at 5pm CST at YouTube.com/LegionPodcasts and you can subscribe to the podcast on iTunes here, Stitcher, Spotify, Amazon Music and Audible, iHeartRadio, Podchaser, Google Podcasts, and anywhere fine podcasts are found! You can find all the episodes right here and say hello on Facebook or Twitter! The post The Dark Parade #20: Science Crazed first appeared on Legion.

We continue our listener request month with a look at the Canadian DIY horror movie that defies description, Science Crazed! I am joined by my companions Doug Tilley and Duncan McLeish on this journey into madness and aerobics, and we end up having a really spirited conversation about the nature of filmmaking itself. Join us, won't you? You can find more from Doug Tilley at CinemaSmorgasboard.com and check out the No Budget Nightmares archive here. And you can find Duncan McLeish at TPUTS Collective for all your Duncan needs. You can join the discussion live on Sundays at 5pm CST at YouTube.com/LegionPodcasts and you can subscribe to the podcast on iTunes here, Stitcher, Spotify, Amazon Music and Audible, iHeartRadio, Podchaser, Google Podcasts, and anywhere fine podcasts are found! You can find all the episodes right here and say hello on Facebook or Twitter! The post The Dark Parade #20: Science Crazed first appeared on Legion.

We continue our listener request month with a look at the Canadian DIY horror movie that defies description, Science Crazed! I am joined by my companions Doug Tilley and Duncan McLeish on this journey into madness and aerobics, and we end up having a really spirited conversation about the nature of filmmaking itself. Join us, won't you? You can find more from Doug Tilley at CinemaSmorgasboard.com and check out the No Budget Nightmares archive here. And you can find Duncan McLeish at TPUTS Collective for all your Duncan needs. You can join the discussion live on Sundays at 5pm CST at YouTube.com/LegionPodcasts and you can subscribe to the podcast on iTunes here, Stitcher, Spotify, Amazon Music and Audible, iHeartRadio, Podchaser, Google Podcasts, and anywhere fine podcasts are found! You can find all the episodes right here and say hello on Facebook or Twitter! The post The Dark Parade #20: Science Crazed first appeared on Legion.

This week ThatFKingShow plays host to 2 more podcasts who clash in another BATTLE OF THE PODCASTS!!!!  2 pods enter, 1 pod leaves in this weeks contest... well 3 pods enter as Jon Cross from the After Movie Diner calls in support from regular contributor Moe Von Helvete, host of No Budget Nightmares for the "Giant Hastings Battle Royal". Across the ring from them stand Michael Tanner and Andrew Nordvall from Burn After Pitching, who are up for some no hold barred fighting action.In the middle stands Boo Lemont, charged with refereeing this contest over 4 rounds of chaotic quizzing action, which will test everybody's movie knowledge. The fists, feet, fire and fury is thrown around till the bitter bloody end, but only one team can reign supreme. The show contains swears, some "S's" a couple of "F's" and 1 mention of Richard Kiel's giant c*ck ringJon CrossAfter Movie DinerTwitterMiscellaneous Plumbing Fixings Miscellaneous Pluming Link Tree Moe Von HelveteNo Budget NightmaresTwitchTwitterMichael TannerByMichaelTanner.comTwitterBurn After Pitching TwitterAndy NordvallLinktreeTwitterContact the show via email at Fkinghello@gmail.comWebsite: TotalCultZone.comAlthough absent from the show, give these two your support as well as they are awesomeAyesha RaymondLinktree for Ayesha RaymondAbbie StabbyTwitchInstagramFacebookMusicThatFKingTheme - Boo Lemont

TO THE LEFT, AND TO THE RIGHT, WE GONNA ROCK THIS CINEPUNX ALL DAY AND NIGHT! Oh, hello their fellow flow childs and devil kids, it is we, the Cinepunx…Three? Yes, on this our ONE HUNDREDTH AND TWENTY FOURTH episode of amazing cinema podcastery we are blessed to be joined by the indominable DOUG TILLEY! Doug is coming to us straight out of Peterborough Canada, and you may know Doug from designing this very website, Cinema Smorgasbord, No-Budget Nightmares, or his Pasolini column. We are so glad Doug was able to join us to discuss two classic concert films of a particular era, Monterey Pop and Gimme Shelter! Both films are available on the Criterion Channel if you want to watch before listening Doug was honestly such a fun and interesting guest we are already scheming on future recordings we can all do together, more than a few for our patreon but definitely some for general consumption as well. We do our usual WACK AND ON TRACK gimmick, I should have links for that but I do not. Sorry, but you can always Joojle it. Ok, well hey, thanks for listening, please tell a friend, follow Doug on Twitter and of course tell your friends, rate/review/subscribe download of course and hey, if you have any feedback for us of any kind shoot us an email, hit us up on socials, and continue to stay safe and be awesome our sponors LEHIGH VALLEY APPAREL CREATIONS ESSEX COFFEE ROASTERS ROUGH/CUT FAN CLUB   The post CINEPUNX Episode 124: MONTEREY POP and GIMME SHELTER with Special Guests Doug Tilley appeared first on Cinepunx.

As the world falls into more chaos (#BlackLivesMatter) it's best to laugh. So we picked a movie with no plot, some laughs, no direction and just fun. The Fat Boys movie, Disorderlies. A movie that will waste your time but it will make you laugh a few times. We also have our best friend Moe Porne from No Budget Nightmares to join in on the fun. Like us on Facebook/Join our Facebook Group/Follow us on Twitter Theme by Cxdy called MAD! Don't forget to leave a comment!!!

Your no-budget pals Moe and Doug have been at this since 2011, so we figured it's about time to let our listeners get a word in. On this VERY SPECIAL episode of No-Budget Nightmares we have letters and audio clips from our listeners, who are eager(?) to ask questions, make comments, and to reinforce why it's probably best to leave this to the professionals (does anyone know any?). It could be a disaster, but there's only one way to know for sure. Let's listen!

It's our most controversial episode yet! Doug Tilley joins me from No-Budget Nightmares to help make sure the obscure made-for-TV thriller Hitler's Daughter is remembered for posterity. Enjoy our in-depth analysis of the threat to political civility posed by Hitler's Daughter Bros, Doug's deconstruction of the film's sophisticated and intricate conspiracy plot, and Chad revealing some very disturbing tendencies.  Check out more Doug Tilley at No-Budget Nightmares.

On episode 125 of No-Budget Nightmares it's the apocalypse.. AGAIN! This time the animals have risen up to take out humanity, and we have an intrepid (and very cold looking) trio making their way across Rochester, New York to deliver a cell phone. On the way, there's rabbit attacks, squirrel attacks, gorilla attacks, turtle attacks and SO MANY MORE ATTACKS. It's RISE OF THE ANIMALS and it's a) fun as hell and b) only an hour long. WHAT A CONCEPT! TAKE DRUGS AND LISTEN.

In the arms of an angel! It's NO-BUDGET NIGHTMARES #123, and we're getting RELIGIOUS with the apocalyptic green-screen sci-fi madness of Fabian Rush's PANTHEON BLACK. It's a bit like ALIEN, a bit like EVENT HORIZON and a bit like that dream you had after eating a burrito where nothing made sense and everyone looked a bit fuzzy. But you have MOE and DOUG as your guides, which means FUN (fun not guaranteed). Time to watch! 

This week on No-Budget Nightmares we're chatting about a true obscurity. It's the brand new (actually old) shot-on-video horror film METAL NOIR, originally directed by David R. Williams back in 1990, before immediately falling into obscurity. That was, until shot-on-video writer, creator and historian Tony Masiello unearthed it, polished it, and brought it back to the world as a special edition DVD. But was all that effort worth it? It's up to Moe and Doug to pass judgment. I wonder what they'll say? GUESS I'LL HAVE TO LISTEN AND FIND OUT!  

WALKER! We've got another Patreon request episode, and this one is a DOOZY. 1997's SUDDEN FURY is full of explosions, full-body burns, gore, and incomprehensible accents. It also has the late David Warbeck (from Lucio Fulci's THE BEYOND) in one of his final roles. It's a rare No-Budget Nightmares action movie, and Moe and Doug get positively giddy as they walk through the bonkers plot (and some truly wretched acting) to get to the good stuff. Also, they go a little overboard on the accents. Sorry! 

On a BRAND NEW episode of NO-BUDGET NIGHTMARES we're watching Jim Haggerty's 2000 slasher film called, uh, THE SLASHER! It has bad acting, sound and dialogue, but what about the plot? That's bad too! But that's ok, since we're going to go through it scene by scene anyway, because what ELSE CAN WE DO? Nothing! CLEAR YOUR SCHEDULE AND LISTEN! 

BULK SMOOSH! As you may have guessed 2012's THE AMAZING BULK is a mockbuster/parody of Ang Lee's THE INCREDIBLE HULK, except made in five days and shot entirely against a green screen using pre-rendered stock footage and computer generated models. It's exactly as good as that would suggest. There are tornado transformations, Stanley Kubrick references, ED humor and.. look.. it's garbage, ok? But its short garbage. It's No-Budget Nightmares. WHAT DO YOU EXPECT? 

HORROR! TERROR! SCARES! On this episode of No-Budget Nightmares we're discussing 1986's TERROR AT TENKILLER, which is so incompetent they forgot to record any audio while making it, so a different crew had to step in and complete the darn thing! Moe and Doug have plenty of fun picking this dull slasher movie apart, and we even bring on the wonderful Freeman Williams (who provides a voice in the film) to tell us about its creation and to recreate a memorable scene with our hosts! We also announce our upcoming live stream, which you're going to want to be a part of. IT'S ALMOST TOO GOOD! LET'S CHECK IT OUT!

YES! No-Budget Nightmares returned with the movie that killed Monday, whupped Tuesday and put Wednesday in the hospital! It's Todd Sheets' VIOLENT NEW BREED. It's a ton o' faith-based fun, with a gang of drug-pushing "Breeders" making life hell for the citizens of "New York City", and features the immortal Rudy Ray Moore in a supporting role! It also has demon plant vaginas, Pac-Man shirts, JERRY ANGELL, Satan, and so much more! LET'S DIG IN! 

And now for something EXTREMELY different. Thanks to a Patreon request from listener Tyler Sharp, we've been blessed with a one-of-a-kind item: a preliminary cut of Matt Farnsworth's IOWA that was later re-edited for DVD release. Unlike most/all No-Budget Nightmares features, this one had a budget, a crew and name talent in front of the camera, but guess what? It's bad! Meth, corn, mangled genitals and bowler hats abound in this mess of a movie, and we're here for it. Clear off your afternoon and have a listen. 

We're back! It's a HOLIDAY MIRACLE! After a two month hiatus, No-Budget Nightmares returns with the 1987 Canuxploitation oddity BEYOND THE 7TH DOOR, starring the unforgettable (and unintelligible) Lazar Rockwood! Our hero, joined by a cocktail clad - and much more competent - lady-friend chainsmokes his way through SEVEN DEADLY ROOMS in order to unearth some hidden treasure, but will his greed get the better of him? I'm betting YES! It's a grand old time all around, so time to stop shopping for the kids and start LISTENING.

Mike and Sarah are still without a computer to edit new SPLATS...please visit www.screamingpods.com and buy some merch; it will help us get a new set up. Any little purchase is appreciated. Thank you all!This week we present a recent episode of the always wonderful podcast ERIC ROBERTS IS THE FUCKING MAN. Mike joins Doug Tilley and Liam O'Donnell to talk about the pitiful 2013 "comedy" PARANORMAL MOVIE. Don't let the poster fool you: This "movie" most certainly DOES feature Kevin Sorbo and Tom Seizmore...you've been warned.Follow Doug on Twitter at @Doug_Tilley and follow Liam at @liamrulz. Also follow @cinepunx and @eritfmAlso check out Doug's other edutainmental show NO BUDGET NIGHTMARES http://www.nobudgetpodcast.com/Also also, read and listen to everything at Cinepunx here http://www.cinepunx.com/Help save SPLATHOUSE! Thanks everyone!

Sgt. Gregory Dapp is a renegade space cop hunting down a deadly creature across the cosmos. The beast, called a PHOBE, makes its way to planet earth with DAPP hot on its trail, but soon comes upon a young high school cheerleader who has unknowingly stolen its egg. Can DAPP protect the young woman AND steal her heart? Can he stop the PHOBE from reproducing and bring it back to his commander? Can he sport the dumbest haircut in cinema history? Can he dance awkwardly with a HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT? Can he constantly wear sunglasses to cover his glowing yellow eyes? ALL WILL BE REVEALED on the latest episode of No-Budget Nightmares, featuring the Canadian classic PHOBE: THE XENOPHOBIC EXPERIMENTS!

Does it get any better than a SOV horror that had a limited international release in the 80s finally getting released in North America 28 years later (thanks to Bleeding Skull)? No, it doesn’t! And CARDS OF DEATH isn’t just some boring obscurity, it’s weird as hell, and introduced the world to “Gunny” Gunther, the dumbest, angriest cop ever! And don’t get us started on the closing credits song! No-Budget Nightmares returns to its roots, and we couldn’t be happier. Want more of this goodness (and some fine perks)? Support No-Budget Nightmare on PATREON! Go ahead and check out NO-BUDGET NIGHTMARES on Facebook and Twitter! You’ll be our best friend. Or check out Moe and Doug on Twitter! And head over to Dork Shelf for all the best film, TV and comic news, reviews and commentary.

It's a horror movie! It's right-wing propaganda! It's a horror movie *AND* right-wing propaganda! This week we're joined by No-Budget Nightmares and alt.nerd.obsessive host MOE PORNE to talk about 2014's despicable THE SCAVENGER KILLERS, featuring Charles Durning, Robert Loggia, Dustin "SCREECH" Diamond and ERIC ROBERTS! We also chat about whether you should cuddle chickens, our favorite Mexican food, THE DARK KNIGHT, the crushing depression that fills every second of our day(s) and SO MUCH MORE! LET'S LISTEN!  The post Episode 79: Scavenger Killers (2014) (/w Moe Porne) appeared first on Eric Roberts is the Man.

It's a horror movie! It's right-wing propaganda! It's a horror movie *AND* right-wing propaganda! This week we're joined by No-Budget Nightmares and alt.nerd.obsessive host MOE PORNE to talk about 2014's despicable THE SCAVENGER KILLERS, featuring Charles Durning, Robert Loggia, Dustin "SCREECH" Diamond and ERIC ROBERTS! We also chat about whether you should cuddle chickens, our favorite Mexican food, THE DARK KNIGHT, the crushing depression that fills every second of our day(s) and SO MUCH MORE! LET'S LISTEN!  The post Episode 79: Scavenger Killers (2014) (/w Moe Porne) appeared first on Eric Roberts is the Man.

Look, I'm going to be straight with you. This is a rough episode of No-Budget Nightmares. We didn't like the movie, which is just an unending parade of empty misery, and talking about it was just a tremendous drag. You'll hear how defeated we were by the end. However, if you've ever wanted to hear us be mentally and physically destroyed by a movie, this is the episode for you. It's the 2014 computer animated film WHERE THE DEAD GO TO DIE from director Jimmy ScreamerClauz. Don't say we didn't warn you.

YOU ASKED FOR IT! YOU GOT IT! It's a Something Weird (and Moe Porne) favorite, 1969's DRACULA (THE DIRTY OLD MAN), featuring all manners of rubber bats, sexual assault, and a soundtrack full of lame jokes recorded to make up for its unusable original audio! You also get Irving Jackalman, sex through pants, and some of the most uncomfortable dirty talk you're likely to ever hear and uncontrollable laughter. Who could ask for anything more? It's No-Budget Nightmares! 

It's our 250 episode of the 3BG Podcast. We're so proud we have made it this far. Thanks to our fans and to everyone who helped us along the way. Like a our good friend Moe Porne from No-Budget Nightmares, who's been our best friends since we started. He tags along with us on this episode. That being said let's talk about Bill Cosby and this sorry ass movie. We talk about Cosby, Pills and other awesome things. 

Look, we get it. That title is pretty rough. Also, this is a Bill Zebub film, so you know it's likely going to be awful. We at No-Budget Nightmares understand that some will be rightfully put off by such an extreme title, though the film in no way reflects the language of that title. There's no Jesus. There's no rape. Also, an HOUR of the movie is a SLIDESHOW OF IMAGES. SERIOUSLY. Dear lord. Anyway, we watched it, and now you get to hear us talk about it. It's a simply transaction. May god have mercy on our souls. 

MOVIE! MOVIE! MOVIE! MOVIE! No-Budget Nightmares is BACK with Uganda's first action movie WHO KILLED CAPTAIN ALEX?, featuring Ugandan Bruce Lee (aka Bruce U!), "Kissed By a Rose", helicopter attacks, and NON-STOP action! Made for only $200, and featuring a feature length "Video Joker" commentary from VJ Emmie, it's an absolute marvel. EXPECT THE UNEXPECTABLE! 

Justin and Will got on stage at the What The Film Festival Bazaar with special guest Doug Tilley (Eric Roberts is the F***ing man, No Budget Nightmares) to each discuss nine weirdo Canadian films - and it's nothing but the sweetest of deep cuts. Check out the list of films we discussed at FILM TRAP: https://www.filmtrap.com/icc-111-live-our-favorite-weirdo-canadian-films/ If you have any questions or comments, feel free to drop us a line at importantcinemaclubpodcast@gmail.com We have a PATREON! Join for five dollars a month and get a brand new exclusive episode of ICC every week. WWW.PATREON.COM/THEIMPORTANTCINEMACLUB

HO HO HO! MERRY NO-BUDGET NIGHTMARES CHRISTMAS! This year’s holiday special features Scott Shaw’s immortal SAMURAI VAMPIRE BIKERS FROM HELL, the film that brought the revolutionary concept of ZEN FILM-MAKING to the world, and one that somehow manages to be tedious, incomprehensible AND less than an hour long! Enjoy the opportunity to hear both Moe and Doug slowly lose their minds as they try to make sense of the plot, characters and stolen sound effects from DUMB AND DUMBER. IT’S A MIRACLE!   Want more of this goodness (and some fine perks)? Support No-Budget Nightmare on PATREON! Go ahead and check out NO-BUDGET NIGHTMARES on Facebook and Twitter! You’ll be our best friend. Or check out Moe and Doug on Twitter! And head over to Dork Shelf for all the best film, TV and comic news, reviews and commentary. WE'RE BACK BABY! Recording tomorrow on Scott Shaw's SAMURAI VAMPIRE BIKERS FROM HELL pic.twitter.com/4K2bWGiWU2 — No-Budget Nightmares (@nobudgetpodcast) December 16, 2017 pic.twitter.com/AJciBlQJEY — No-Budget Nightmares (@nobudgetpodcast) December 17, 2017

It’s NO-BUDGET NIGHTMARES: THE NEXT GENERATION! After crossing the 100th episode threshold, we’re back with 1991’s EXCEEDINGLY GORY SOV possession movie SOUL OF THE DEMON! Despite an interminable 45 minutes of set-up, there’s head slicing, crotch slicing, stomach slicing.. ALL THE SLICING A PERSON CAN HANDLE! Time to BOLDLY GO WHERE NO-ONE HAS GONE BEFORE and LISTEN! Want more of this goodness (and some fine perks)? Support No-Budget Nightmare on PATREON! Go ahead and check out NO-BUDGET NIGHTMARES on Facebook and Twitter! You’ll be our best friend. Or check out Moe and Doug on Twitter! And head over to Dork Shelf for all the best film, TV and comic news, reviews and commentary. SOUL OF THE DEMON (1991) pic.twitter.com/feTiBN9lgv — No-Budget Nightmares (@nobudgetpodcast) November 26, 2017

Special Guests: Ted Nicolaou, Diane Franklin, Gerrit GrahamGuest Co-Hosts: Josh Hadley, Moe P0rneShocktober 2017 continues with a look at the offbeat horror comedy TerrorVision (1986). Written and directed by Ted Nicolaou, the film centers on the Putterman Family who, while father Stan -- Gerrit Graham -- is installing a new satellite dish and accidentally receive a distant transmission of a horrific hungry monster which proceeds to feast on the family including wife Rachel (Mary Woronov), son Sherman (Chad Allen), grandpa )Bert Remsen), daughter Suzy (Diane Franklin), and her metal head boyfriend O.D. (Jon Gries).Podcasters Moe P0rne (No Budget Nightmares) and Josh Hadley (Lost in the Static) join Mike to discuss this classic of Charles Band's Empire empire.

SIX YEARS. ONE HUNDRED MOVIES. It's been a long, strange, often baffling trip, but No-Budget Nightmares reaches episode ONE HUNDRED in STYLE with FOUR special interviews, a MYSTERY MOVIE for the ages, and a count-down of our very favorite NBN episodes. Did I mention it's almost FIVE HOURS LONG?! Yeah, it's EPIC. So, clean your schedule, send the kids to the movies and light some candles.. It's time to show Moe and Doug how much you love 'em! MWAH!

Jon Cross is joined by Moe e of No Budget Nightmares and Dee Shaw of The 3 Black Geeks to discuss a trilogy of American takes on the Jack The Ripper legend - Terror at London Bridge, Edge of Sanity & Bad Karma

THE MARCH TO #100 CONTINUES! On this penultimate episode of NO-BUDGET NIGHTMARES we toss our ENTIRE HISTORY in the WOODCHIPPER for a good ol' fashioned WOODCHIPPER MASSACRE! Jon McBride's 1988 black comedy classic features an incredible Casio keyboard soundtrack, wholesome slaughter and TOM, the oldest 12-year-old that has ever existed! THE END OF THE WORLD AS YOU KNOW IT IS RAPIDLY APPROACHING! Spend the apocalypse with MOE and DOUG!

The MARCH TO 100 continues with a return visit to the works of auteur DAVE WASCAVAGE, the director of NO-BUDGET NIGHTMARES classics SUBURBAN SASQUATCH, FUNGICIDE and MALEVOLENT ASCENT! This time Moe and Doug delve into the long-awaited TARTARUS and get terrorized by the film’s vision of a CG hell full of TURD TABLES, terrifying OTTOMANS, and more UFOs than you can shake a stick at. It’s a MESS and WE LOVE IT! GIVE THE KIDS A COUPLE OF BUCKS AND TELL THEM TO STAY OUT LATE! It’s NO-BUDGET NIGHTMARES and IT’S ALL GOOD! Want more of this goodness (and some fine perks)? Support No-Budget Nightmare on PATREON! Go ahead and check out NO-BUDGET NIGHTMARES on Facebook and Twitter! You’ll be our best friend. Or check out Moe and Doug on Twitter! And head over to Dork Shelf for all the best film, TV and comic news, reviews and commentary. DEAR GOD. pic.twitter.com/mWx9aKIcms — No-Budget Nightmares (@nobudgetpodcast) August 15, 2017 pic.twitter.com/Cjbf1LyrwV — No-Budget Nightmares (@nobudgetpodcast) August 15, 2017 Coming soon to @nobudgetpodcast 2005's TARTARUS pic.twitter.com/V9xy7iJDIS — Boner Vivant (@Doug_Tilley) August 15, 2017

EVERYONE IN YOUR SEATS! On this episode of NO-BUDGET NIGHTMARES, Moe and Doug are like school in summertime... NO CLASS! Also, a vicious CHUPACABRA is on the loose thanks to some potent Mexican sorcery. Students at BAXTER U are being dispatched in a variety of messy (off-screen ways), and it's up to a trigger happy lieutenant and a senior class of idiots - with the help of their not-at-all-suspicious teacher - to get to the bottom of the mystery. The whole thing is written (and stars!) Bill Vincent, who is best known for teaching Sam Raimi at the University of Michigan! I WANT TO LISTEN RIGHT NOW! 

NO-BUDGET NIGHTMARES returns with another Canuxploitation classic featuring ALIENS, ZOMBIES, NEW WAVE MUSIC, and LOTS MORE! It's 1982's BIG MEAT EATER and it's as crazy as a sci-fi/horror/comedy/musical gets, and - get this - it's actually pretty GOOD! A brief respite from the pain as we HURTLE DANGEROUSLY towards episode 100. Lots of LAUGHS, a few TEARS, and maybe, just maybe, you'll learn a little something. MEAT YOUR FATE!

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