We return to the world of Paul Naschy with this 1974 Spanish giallo, which recieved the unfortunate title of The House Of Psychotic Women in the US.
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Video Nasties Podcast – Abducted
Also known as Schoolgirls In Chains. This debut festure from Don Jones is a better shot film than you’d expect, but it’s still pretty sleazy.
Video Nasties Podcast – Suicide Cult
James Glickenhaus created his first film with money from an inheritance and plenty of belief. It’s an odd film which shows that he was still learning to be a filmmaker. That said, without this film their wouldn’t be his next film, The Exterminator.
Video Nasties Podcast – Shogun Assassin
A grindhouse classic from 1980 is actually two Japanese film’s re-dubbed and edited to make one blood soaked classic. Welcome the Lone Wolf and Cub to the Video Nasties Podcast
Video Nasties Podcast – You, Me And Section 3
Don’t call it a comeback. The Video Nasties Podcast returns to look at the Section 3 list. But first an explanation of what Section 3 Video Nasties actually are, why it’s taken so long to cover them and the plan going forward. God help us all.
The Last Horror Podcast – new from Christopher Brown
Looking at horror stories, films, storytelling and lore, The Last Horror Podcast is the latest podcast from Christopher Brown.
It features a mix of stories behind the world’s most notorious films, real-life ghost stories and film criticism and analyses.
To get involved go over to The Last Horror Podcast website now
Cheap Thrills Horror Film Club Launches in Liverpool
Christopher Brown, host of A History Of Horror and Video Nasties podcasts, has launched a new cinema night in Liverpool. Cheap Thrills will feature exploitation trailers, old drive-in adverts and a mix of horror, sleaze and ageing sci-fi. The night is taking place at Liverpool Small Cinema a community-run cinema space in the heart of the city.
The first screening is Tod Browning’s Freaks, which features in the History Of Horror Episode Monsters, on April 30th at 7.30pm. Tickets cost £5 or £4 concs and are available here.
