BodyBag Podcast

Down into the creepy murder basement we go! What could be more scary an AirBnB accidentally double booking a property to two separate customers? I certainly can think of anything. This week's review was recommended to me by Christopher Frost. Good ol Christopher hasn't steered us wrong in the past with his movie recommendations, so lets see if his streak can continue. So, grab a flashlight and let's go downstairs!

It's back to Argentina we go! This week's listener pick comes from Overly Enthusiastic Horror Fan. With a name like that, I imagine he probably knows a thing or two about horror movie recommendations. Seeing as how the last time we delved into some horror content from Argentina was when we reviewed "When Evil Lurks," I expect to be properly frightened. So, does this movie earn the "Terrified" title? Let's see.

In this first of many mini reviews, reviewed solely by Chris Thomas, we delve deep inside the mind of a mad man, Phil Tippet with his passion project, "Mad God." To get the full immersive experience, we recommend that you watch this movie RIGHT before bed time. Come with us and celebrate the grotesque and the just plain weird.

This week we dive back into the 80's as we cover two cult classics that could not be more different, first we scale cliffs of insanity and battle rodents of unusual size with the Princess Bride, then we head to the sun drenched, vampire-infested streets of Santa Carla in the Lost Boys. Join us as we break down these two cult classics.

This week we bring you a special episode as we perform an autopsy on the Autopsy of Jane Doe, this was supposed to be the first episode of season 6 but because of technical difficulties that audio was lose so we felt like it was time to try it again.

Time to get back in our DeLorean and venture to the past in this special 70's versus battle. These movies have everything that defined the 70's: sex.....drugs.....and the antichrist? Up on the chopping block, we got Wes Craven's debut film with "The Last House on the Left." Was he always the meta satirist that we know him to be? And along side that, we have "The Omen," directed by Richard Donner. Can the guy who gave us "The Goonies" and "Superman" also deliver us a good hell spawn movie? Two well known films, but at the end of the day, one has to be declared the victor. Which shall it be?

It is time, once again for Bodybag Podcast to pack it's bags, get on the next flight, and analyze some international horror movies. We've already sampled movies from Thailand and Japan, so this time we've chosen "Shake, Rattle, & Roll Extreme" (Philippines) and "When Evil Lurks" (Argentina) to fight it out to determine which is the better movie. What did we find on our journey? Demons, Alien Viruses, and worst of all.......influencers. Maybe we should have stayed home.

Frowning might take more muscles to use than smiling, but there's also less of a chance that you're being possessed by the entity of this week's review. But what SHOULD make you smile is the special guest, joining us for the premiere of season 7 of Bodybag Podcast. Joining the podcast, the author of "Acrid Sky", "Eve of Corruption", and "Relic Myers and the Rhythm of Ruin;" Mr. Brady J. Sadler. We travel back into the 90's as we talk about his latest book, "Relic Myers and the Rhythm of Ruin." Then, we let our hair down and rock out while talking about his band, Lorenguard. And, finally, we let our nerd flags fly as he tells us about his work as a game designer. All this AND a special review of the movie, "Smile."

It just isn't Christmas at Bodybag Podcast, unless there's a crazy killer, murdering teenage college kids. We had fun as we reviewed the (admittedly not very good) 2006 version and we cringed as we dissected the 2019 entry...so now it's time to dive into the movie that spawned them both. But does that necessarily mean the original is better? Well, we'll see. Joining us are two of Bodybag's favorite regulars, Christopher Frost and Elissa Frost. Enjoy the holiday season as we go over, for better or worse, one of most popular Christmas slashers ever.

Not only does Spirit Halloween give you decorations and outfits at affordable prices, but apparently it gives you enough content to make a "Disney channel original-esque" style Halloween movie for the family. Much like the store itself, this movie kind of just came and went. But we grew up on Disney originals from the 90's, so maybe this movie was just the right amount of goofy and whimsical to poke our nostalgia gland. I said maybe.... But if you still want your fill of R-rated horror, Brokewriter Dave and Chris Thomas also give their mini-reviews of "The Last Broadcast" and "Z" respectively.

It is time for the final battle of the season with found footage films, Dave choose The Poughkeepsie Tapes and Chris choose Cloverfield, who will win this battle.

This episode we are shaking things up by review the Netflix series The Fall of the House of Usher, part 1 is going to be episode 1 through 4 so you have to stay tuned for part for episodes 4 - 8.