This episode, we talk about The Rosedales latest album Once Upon a Season and Lucio Fulci’s duck voiced killer classic The New York Ripper…

What do 2 dumbasses, an internet connection, and 15 minutes of editing get you? Why, a brand new Episode of the Cadaver Lab Podcast! That’s what!

This episode Sam and Mike talk Shenises (or Sheni depending on the correct plural spelling), the worst ways to die, and George Romero’s Day of the Dead… Enjoy

Man… what is there to say about Zombi Holocaust that hasn’t already been said? Well… listen to this episode to find out.

I’m wondering what I could possibly say about this flick to intrigue you to listen to this episode. I kind of think that, unless this is the first CL episode you’ve listened to, you already have an inkling as to how Sam and I will react to this movie… So, without further ado… I give you the Cadaver Lab’s 83: The Human Centipede 2 (The Full Sequence)

Almost midnight… Enough time for one more story. Well, you’re good if you like sexy bassists, labian mating calls, and Gordon Lightfoot impersonators. Yep… You got it, another episode of the Cadaver Lab.

This episode we’re talking about John Carpenters “The Fog” from 1980…

Here’s Cadaver Lab Episode 79 where Sam and Mike talk about The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2… Well, they try to in between all the reminiscing about washing dishes and ball cleavage… Here you go!

Enjoy!

After watching such classics as Brain Damage and Savage Streets, Sam and I get serious on all your asses by watching and talking about Lucky Mckee and Jack Ketchum’s The Woman.

Supposedly causing fainting for some viewers and irate rants from others, this film tackles some very controversial and dark themes… there’s no doubt about it. However, were these reactions warranted? Maybe… we talk a little bit about it.

What can you say? Recorded on Frank Hennenlotter’s 61st birthday, this episode was destined to be sick and twisted. Sam and I talk Hennenlotter’s Brain Damage from 1988…

One last thing when considering this episode… There was a new world record set with it. The editing and mixing took a total of 12 minutes. Beats the world record by at least 10-15 minutes. We’re reaching for the stars here at the Cadaver Lab and you get to reap the rewards.

You know that little man in your head that is kind of the gatekeeper that makes sure that every dirty… ugly… thought that pops in your head doesn’t make it out your mouth? Well… seems like those guys were on vacation as Sam and I recorded this episode… Fair warning folks…

We talk about 1984′s Savage Streets… It reminds Sam and I of our tough lives growing up on the mean streets of Farmington Utah… not really… but for some reason we get a little reminiscent on your asses.

Anyhow… without further ado…

Anyhow, Sam and I talk about the classic Prime Evil which stars a bloody-goat monster and Ms. Bacon-Lips McGee… Can’t believe this one isn’t on AFI’s top 100 greatest films of all time… C’est La Vie.

BTW… Thanks to Manny for the art for this episode! Thanks a bunch man!

Here it is folks… the episode of Cadaver Classics that you’ve all been waiting for! This is the episode where we really get to know our humble hosts and what they have to do with transsexual wet dreams, ball biting monkeys, and what Hammer Studios and Britny Fox have in common. We geet to know the softer side of Stephen as well as get to know the deep dark, inner-workings of our hosts.

Oh, and by the way… we also talk about some horror flicks. To be more specific, we talk about Hammer Studio’s Karnstein Trilogy featuring all of the boobie-biting lesbian vampires that you can take!

We talk about The Vampire Lovers starring Ingrid Pitt and Peter Cushing, Lust for a Vampire starring Ralph Bates and Yutte Stensgaard, and finally Twins of Evil starring Peter Cushing and the Collinson Twins… Mary and Madeleine.

Enjoy!

Anyhow, Johnny and I talk about the 2009 film, Strigoi, which is being released on to DVD on August 2nd through Breaking Glass Pictures and Vicious Circle Films. It presents a take on the vampire myth that I’ve never heard or seen.

Enjoy!

These Slabs will be coming fast and furious for the remainder of the summer, so make sure to send in your voicemails at 206-339-2730.

Because we faced some technical difficulties last episode, we forgot to put in a death scene… So, be looking out for that and win huge prizes!?!

Episode 2 of our independent horror film spotlight show is packed with the same douchebaggery and silliness that everyone has become accustomed to in the Cadaver Lab Universe. Johnny and I add to the titanic battle of “Name that Movie” as well as talk about a film by newcomer director Thomas Newman called Bong of the Dead.

Make sure that after you listen to the show you visit Bong of the Dead’s official page and give Mr. Newman our support!

This episode Sam and I discuss some flicks that fall into the Aquatic Horror Category… We watch The Host, Leviathan, and the 2010 remake of Pirahna.

The music from this episode was provided by Rue Morgue’s latest compilation Hymns II. It is a free download and you can snag it here.

Have at it!

We have some new things lined up for you such as Name That Movie and some new sections in the reviews. This inaugural episode we talk about the Soska Sister’s epic Dead Hooker in a Trunk.

This week, Stephen and I take a detour from the classics that we’re accustomed to talking about on Classics in favor to talk about a handful of relatively new independent features (a handful provided you’re missing a finger or you don’t consider your thumb a finger).

Here are the flicks we have on tap for tonight:

• Attack of the Vegan Zombies
• Girl Number Three
• Bleading Lady
• Death of the Dead

Also, Stephen references Mark Twain’s thoughts on the Literary Offences of Fenimore Cooper… This link has text and mp3 versions of that piece.

Also, there is a HUGE CADAVER LAB ANNOUNCEMENT at the end of this episode… so be on the look out!

Yup… Jodorowsky… That’s right… the same dude who brought us Holy Mountain directed this gem. I mean… I could try to explain its weirdness in mere words… but you just gotta see it. Snag our discussion below.

Welcome to another slab folks. This episode we check out Jason Eisner’s epic tale about a Hobo’s plight in Hobo with a Shotgun.

Here are some supplemental videos that go along with the conversation:

Treevenge directed by Jason Eisner:

Fake Trailer that won Robert Rodriguez’s competition:

Trailer for full-length feature:

Trailer for More Blood More Heart: Making of Hobo with a Shotgun:

So, remember all of those extra Slabs that we were going to be pumping out? Well, we’re a little late, but we’re still going to deliver. Here is the first of such offerings.

Sam and Mike dared the deep dark depths and decided that we had to finish it off… That’s right… We watched Nekromantik 2. As with most slabs, we have vulgarity, shocking conversation, and dry heaving. Hope you enjoy it!

This episode we take a moment to honor all of those ladies who make us drool while they’re doing their horror thing on the screen.

*I would like to add that we are, in no way, sexist and would have talked about any dudes had the ladies called in their faves… but thankfully… er… ahem… unfortunately we didn’t get any feedback from that crowd*

Anyhow, this episode we talk Night of the Demons 2009, From Beyond 1986, and Doomsday 2008.

We play some tunes from Zombina and the Skeletones, The Ghastly Ones, and Die Monster Die!

One last thing… there’s a lot riding on a little poll we’ve got going here on this episode… Just do me one favor and vote for Rhona!

The first movie is Eyes Without a Face from 1960:

A brilliant surgeon, Dr. Génessier, helped by his assistant Louise, kidnaps nice young women. He removes their faces and tries to graft them onto the head on his beloved daughter Christiane, whose face has been entirely spoiled in a car crash. All the experiments fail, and the victims die, but Génessier keeps trying.
The Next film is Haxan from 1922:

A documentary about the history of witchcraft, told in a variety of styles, from illustrated slide show to dramatized events of alleged real-life events, right up to the early twentieth century (when the film was made). Depending on which version you’re watching, the commentary is either in the form of inter titles or narration by William S.Burroughs, recorded in the mid-1960s.

But we all know why you come… It’s for Ball Talk… and trust me… It’s in there and you won’t be disappointed

Fair warning… there’s a little bit of an audio issue on this episode that may make Mike’s voice a little more grating than usual… but hopefully you can work your way through it because Peeping Tom is an excellent movie to talk about.

This movie’s subtle sense of humor and unsanitary themes make this fit into the “WTF” category as well as any of the films that we’ve covered here on The Slab.

Anyhow, We have to split the Ghost Stories episode into two parts because, shockingly, Mike and Sam weren’t able to find enough time to do any research on the local ghost stories from around here (Translated: laziness + lack of focus = two part episode).

We have some callers share their ghost stories and we talk about 2004′s Shutter, 1973′s Legend of Hell House, and 1999′s Stir of Echoes.

The music in this episode was provided by SLC’s own Wanna!Gotta!Gimme! Make sure to visit them on the web!

Well… here is another entry into the illustrious world of The Slab. Sam and Mike chat about 1987′s splatter classic, Street Trash.

Nothing much is new with us, except for the shape of Sam’s ejaculate, Mike’s new hobo-erotic fetish, and of course the SSDD style of vulgar talk that is a Cadaver Lab staple.

What happens when a certain podcaster has a few movies that he wants to watch? Well, he throws a last-minute Cadaver Lab episode together! These movies have been on the radar for quite some time and it just felt right to subject the listeners to the whims of our desires.

That being said, we talk about an eclectic mix of films for this episode. We talk about:

• Takashi Miike’s Audition from 1999
• The Poughkeepsie Tapes from 2001
• El Dia de la Bestia (The Day of the Beast) from 1995

Also, to go right along with our mix of movies, we have a few tunes that we play as well:

• iwrestledabearonce – Tastes Like Kevin Bacon
• My Ruin – Hot in the House of God
• The Ramones – Pet Sematery

We’ve got some emails to read and voicemails to listen to as well… I should probably put this in large font with blinking red lights… but we were definitely “on one” for this episode… Good Luck everyone

]]> http://www.cadaverlab.com/?feed=rss2&p=1752 0 Wow... um... yeah... we watched this movie. Wow... um... yeah... we watched this movie. Mike Benedict yes 56:48 mike,sam,cadaver,lab,funny,horror,scary,movie,television,books,slasher,zombie,vampire,filmhttp://www.cadaverlab.com/?p=1752http://media.blubrry.com/cadaverlab/episodes.cadaverlab.org/slab/SlabEpisode2.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/cadaverlab/~3/XHsw459aQNo/ http://www.cadaverlab.com/?p=1740#comments Sun, 02 Jan 2011 05:14:00 +0000 mike@cadaverlab.com (Cadaver Lab) http://www.cadaverlab.com/?p=1740 The classics are back as Stephen and Mike talk about two films directed by Fritz Lang. We start by talking about the futuristic dystopia where the poor live underground and run the machines which keep the world of the rich and powerful going.

Secondly we chat about “M”, which is the story of a German kidnapper is being hunted… The interesting thing is who is actually doing the hunting.

This is the image, by Boris Vallejo, that was the inspiration for an unforgettable scene in Michele Soavi's The Church

]]> http://www.cadaverlab.com/?feed=rss2&p=1712 0 Right in time for Christmas Sam and I bring you our take on a selection of Demon movies! I also make the realization that I like Italian Horror movies a little too much. Right in time for Christmas Sam and I bring you our take on a selection of Demon movies! I also make the realization that I like Italian Horror movies a little too much. Mike Benedict yes mike,sam,cadaver,lab,funny,horror,scary,movie,television,books,slasher,zombie,vampire,filmhttp://www.cadaverlab.com/?p=1712http://media.blubrry.com/cadaverlab/episodes.cadaverlab.org/Episode67.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/cadaverlab/~3/IPbJxf1IQRA/ http://www.cadaverlab.com/?p=1700#comments Tue, 21 Dec 2010 18:58:12 +0000 mike@cadaverlab.com (Cadaver Lab) http://www.cadaverlab.com/?p=1700

Jimmy Stewart is more abominable than the yeti.

Remember, we have a couple of contests running:

• Time Twin – A Time Twin is someone who you are connected to through the span of time and space. It is a person who you would warp to help, whenever they are in mortal danger. It also works the other way around. It is someone who would come to your aid if you ever found yourself in mortal danger. It can include anyone in all the history of mankind.
• Hamerature Theater – Brian and Mike act out a scene from a popular (or not so popular) film in how they think Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing would have played it had they played the roles in question. This episode marks the opening night for this new theater!

Email or phone in your Time Twin or guess as to what film the scene in Hammerature theater is playing to: hammicus@gmail and 206-203-0856.

Remember… If you’re listening to this episode at work or somewhere in public, try not to make sticky pants as you listen.

This week’s movie stars the always-charming Oliver Reed in one of his best roles. Reed stars as Dr. Raglan in David Cronenberg’s The Brood.

Me, Brian, and special guest Michael Solarez (local actor) talk about Roman Polanski’s Fearless Vampire Killers and chat a little about a documentary on the life of Roman Polanski called Roman Polanski: Wanted and Desired. Though it briefly covers his early life the documentary focuses mainly on his very controversial run in with the law and sheds light on the events leading up to him abandoning the U.S.

Anyhow, join our discussion about The Fearless Vampire Killers which stars Roman Polanski (it’s also partly written and fully directed by Polanski) and Sharon Tate…

Remember, subscribe to Hammicus by going to our feed page at: http://feeds.feedburner.com/hammicus or by searching for us on iTunes. We will only be sending Hammicus down this feed through Christmas, so get your buns over there!

Finally, email us at hammicus@gmail.com or leave a voicemail at 206-203-0856 with your Time Twin!

Dave recently won The Audience Favorite Short Film at the Salty Horror International Film Festival for Horror of Our Love. Make sure to visit Elftwin Films’ website to see what Dave is up to and projects that he has on the horizon!

Get me a Raiders of the lost Ark type script NOW! hold on Back to the Future just came out…… wait a second…. how about if we mix the 2 together and make Biggles, Adventures in Time!!!! yes yes thats the spirit.

Mike appreciates Zulu in Mike’s Film Appreciation Hour (note: I appreciated NOTHING!)

However, you know us… We can’t discuss the classical luminaries of the genre without starting off with some vulgarity… In fact… We quit trying to pretend that the vulgarity was spontaneous and actually just accept it for what it is. We introduce you to a new segment… You’ll just have to listen… I’m so ashamed.

Remember, Cadaver Classics has its own official site that you can access here and subscribe to.

That’s right folks… Here he is once again bringing the “ass”, to class, it’s Brian with another episode of Hammicus! This is an “off” week (or an “on” week depending on your perspective) so Brian has special Guest Kathy Nation on the show. Kathy is a filmmaker from here in the Salt Lake City area and WOWED audiences with her recent entry into the Demon Chaser Challenge called The Thing from the Cellar!

She and Brian talk about Amicus’ 1976 classic At the Earth’s Core. Great movie, very Doug McClurey…

Enjoy!

We talk The Keep, Outpost, Dead Snow, and Blood Creek. Not a bad way to welcome Sam back!

The music for this episode was provided by a band from here in Salt Lake City called Arsenic Addiction. The tunes were from their latest album called An Undertaker’s Lament. Make sure to visit them HERE.  I’d like to thank all of them for allowing us to play their music!

Well, I wish I could say that we’ve changed in Sam’s absence and we’re all a classy and shit… If I did tell you that, you’d know I was lying within the first 2 minutes of the episode… That was fair warning!

Although this episode happens to be Mikeless (it’s a word… look it up), The Hammer madness continues when Brian and special guest James Cawley, who is a local filmmaker from here in Salt Lake City. Join Brian and James as they talk about Shock Waves! This is a Nazi-Zombie flick from1977.  Coincidentally enough, Shock Waves is a film that’s going to be featured on the next episode of the Cadaver Lab where Sam and Mike will be destroying the Nazi-Horror genre!

Anyhow, sit back and let Brian’s brogue make your naughty-parts move!

So… Okey Dokey… Pig in a Pokey!

1. Films that you expect to become classics (that may not already be).
2. Films that you love and think is a classic, but maybe doesn’t get the love that you feel it deserves.
3. Films that you know are not classics, nor will they ever be, but you can’t help but love.

We got tons of responses plus both Johnny and I made a list of our own that we discuss! Also, as if that wasn’t enough, we talk about a couple of flicks that belong in one of the three categories. We discuss The Strangers (2008) and Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2 (2000)…

We have a brand new Ear Fear for you and don’t forget to visit Shane on the Diablocast!

Finally all the music that we play on this episode has been provided by The Mission Creeps off their album Dark Cells. Thanks so much to them for allowing us to play their music!

We have a couple of close calls when Brian thinks back to when he saw the trailer of the remake of True Grit and when he tries a new prescription… but all in all we make it out unscathed.

Also, we’ve finally got off of our asses to get the show on iTunes, so make sure to go to the iTunes store and subscribe!

Send us some feedback by emailing us at hammicus@gmail.com or leave us a voicemail at (206) 203-0856

The first episode we talk about Captain Kronos: Vampire Hunter. It’s a tale of vampires, hot ladies, chivalrous heroes, and sexism all rolled into one!

I thought I’d give everybody a taste of Hammicus and send it down this feed to give you guys a preview of it before it becomes available on iTunes and other podcast directories.

Oh, and if you get confused… I’m the one who is the loud, arrogant, American…

That’s right folks we’ve got a bonus episode for you this evening! The Salty Horror Film Festival is only a few weeks away and we’re busting our humps to get this thing going.  This episode we talk about the movies, music, and other awesome stuff that is related to the Salty Horror Film Festival!

We play some music from Die Monster Die, Spawn Atomic, and G Tom Mac.

As if that wasn’t enough to keep you savages happy, We have a special co-host for this episode… That’s right! Sam is back to chat some Salty Horror with me!

At the end of this episode Sam and I also have an announcement to make… In fact, we do somewhat of a mini-State of the Podcast in the final minutes of this episode so make sure you catch that!

Lastly, make sure you visit the Salty Horror Film Festival website to keep up with what’s going on!

We chat about:

• Acne (2000)
• Maxwell Stein (2009)
  • Also, check out Chris’ (Cinema Corpse) interview with Co-Director Jeff Jones
• The Call of Cthulhu (2005)

The music for this episode was supplied by Spawn Atomic (AWESOME!!!)

Let’s also not forget about Shane (Diablocast) who brings us another episode of Ear Fear, and Aaron (Dollar Movie Drive In) with his latest installment of It Came from the Public Domain.

Stephen and I talk about Witchfinder General, which stars the illustrious Vincent Price, and The Night of the Hunter, which starts the charmingly evil Robert Mitchum.

Every once in a while there is a travesty so unbelievable that something MUST be done… if not for the good and betterment of earthlings in all walks of life. Today, we here at the Cadaver Lab are righting one of these travesties!

Shane Diablo, drummer for world-famous horror punk band DieMonsterDie and creator of the Cadaver Lab’s Ear Fear segment, runs a podcast called The Diablocast. Because of the many duties placed upon him being one of the scariest people in the world (it’s a rough job… at least that’s what he says), he hasn’t had a chance to pimp the Diablocast like it should be pimped…

So here it is! This is episode 13 of the Diablocast coming down the Cadaver Lab feed! Check it out, visit http://diablocast.com and subscribe!

Well, we got a couple of hours of Johnny and I kicking your ass with some talk of witches! This episode we chat about Virgin Witch, The Girl Slaves of Morgana Le Fay, and Superstition. We’ve also got voicemails, and the regular bullshit that you’ve come to expect.

The music for this episode is supplied by an awesome local band named Victims Willing who just released a brand new album called Old Bones and New Cadavers!

Anyhoo… Sick as he may be, he is a great director. When I realized that I hadn’t seen quite a few of his films Johnny, Stephen, and I decided to rectify that on this episode. Stephen and I talk about The Bird with the Crystal Plumage on Classics, Johnny and I talk about Opera, Trauma, and Sleepless.  All in all, kick ass flicks!

Don’t forget that we also have some kick ass talk about Creepers (a.k.a. Phenomena) on It Came from the Public Domain.

Shane rounds out the chat with another episode of Ear Fear!

Notes:

• Make sure that you come to the Summer’s Dead Festival here in Salt Lake City at Burt’s Tiki Lounge on August 27th!  Kick ass horror punk/rock bands, free BBQ and free beer! Cover is only $10
• If you like Ear Fear, you’ll love Diablocast… Shane’s full-length incarnation of kick ass horror rock, metal, punk, psychobilly, and more… check him out.
• Remember that September 10th is the last day to submit your film to the Salty Horror Film Festival (which takes place on Nov 4-7)… Be there whether or not you’re submitting a film or there for the movies, music, celebrities, or parties.

That’s right… a BONUS episode!!!  What exactly is a bonus episode you ask? Well, we’re not even really sure either but for this one we focused solely on the Phantasm franchise.

Being a special bonus episode, we don’t include all of the regular segments, but we fill your earhole with so much shit about the Phantasm franchise that you’re likely to ooze yellow pus.

Ferguson helps us out on this episode as well lending his expertise on the music. We also play a few tunes from the soundtrack as well as a couple of tunes by bands who wrote songs based on Phantasm.  We play The Lurking Corpses, Graveyard Devourment and Tall Man by Antiworld.

Anyhow here’s what’s in store for you this episode:

-Ear Fear – Our resident musical expert Shane Diablo gives us another dose of the good stuff in talking about Volbeat, Left For Dead, and The Independents.

-Cadaver Classics – Stephen and Mike talk about the Amicus classic Vault of Horror.

-It Came from the Public Domain – Aaron not only treats us to his thoughts on Night Train to Terror, but he also shows us what could be the worst musical interlude of any movie ever.

- Slasher Central – Grey talks about Open House.

-Johnny and Mike then talk about a duo of anthologies: From a Whisper to a Scream, and From Beyond the Grave.

That’s right folks, it’s the Cadaver Lab Sorority show! Here are the flicks we talk about this episode:

• The Hazing 2004
• Sorority Row 2009
• The Initiation 1984

WARNING: Johnny goes ape-shit about one of these flicks… It’s like watching a hurricane!

Also, we have Slasher Central which compares the original House on Sorority Row (1983) with the 2009 Remake Sorority Row.  Aaron brings us his thoughts about Sisters of Death (1977) on It Came from the Public Domain.  Stephen and Mike talk about Black Sunday (1960), making up for missing Cadaver Classics last episode.

Last but not least, we introduce a brand new segment entitled Ear Fear! Shane Diablo, from the greatest horror-rock band in the world DieMonsterDie, gives us his take on some off the scary music that has been ringing in his ears.

Notes:

• The music for this episode is from the band The Rosedales which is a band that I haven’t been able to stop listening to for the last few weeks.  Please go check them out on their official website.
• The Cadaver Lab is now an official sponsor of the Summer’s Dead Festival here in Salt Lake City.  For more information, listen to the show or visit the site.  Whatever you do… get your balls there at the end of August!
• Finally, make sure to visit The Corpse Collective! This is a brand new horror review / opinion site that will rock your socks.

Thanks again for listening to The Cadaver Lab… Enjoy!

Ferguson has worked his balls off (literally, I’m told) and presented us with the enhancement of Wes Craven’s classic The People Under the Stairs. I think that this movie has special meaning to Ferguson as he too has really weird-looking white people living in his walls who only come out at night to… well… I’m sure you know the rest.

Anyhow, thanks to Ferguson for putting this together and I hope you enjoy!

Man… that’s tough.  However, there are plenty of things that make up for those shitty circumstances… here they are:

• Tunes from Johnny T and the Burt Bacharach Fight Club
• A full set of Fagina Monologues from Ferguson
• Awesome Slasher Central from Grey
• Three AWESOME flicks
  • Blood Night: The Legend of Mary Hatchet
  • Candyman
  • Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon

In It Came from the Public Domain, Aaron talks about Funeral Home (a.k.a. Cries in the night from 1980.

For Cadaver Classics Stephen and I talk about one of the greatest horror masterpieces of all time. We talk about Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho. You may want to bring a mop for this one because we’re about to do some gushing.

Either way, we have chosen a bunch of flicks at random to chat about.  We have all the usual suspects and their respective segments… Stephen and Mike discuss House on Haunted Hill. Grey gives us our slasher fix discussing Curtains. Aaron gives us an overview of a list of random public domain films.  Johnny and Mike finish up all this random goodness by talking about Midnight Movie, Poultrygeist, and The Children…

Contact us:

• Voicemail – (206) 339-2730
• Email -
  • Mike – mike@cadaverlab.com
  • Johnny – johnny@cadaverlab.com
  • Stephen – podcast@jamp.com
  • Grey – thedarkhours@mail.com
  • Ferguson – ferguson@cadaverlab.com

Some of the most notorious horror movies are those that fall into this episode’s topic.  No body part is safe!  Stephen and Mike talk about I Drink Your Blood in the classics segment.  Aaron brings us his take on Virus.  Finally, Johnny and Mike discuss The Rage, Carriers, and Cabin Fever 2… Get ready to rumble, because unlike most episodes, there are definite differences in opinion for this episode.

Also, be afraid!  Ferguson shares his near-infinite knowledge of horror soundtracks and scores as he brings us The Ferguson Del Fagina Monologues.

Lastly, this episode we remember the passing of Peter Steele by playing some select Type O Negative tracks.

We have a special treat to everybody this episode. Not only do we have the regular lineup, but we have a special treat for everyone.

This week, Stephen and Mike discuss Plan 9 from Outer Space, Johnny and Mike talk Critters, Undead, and Night of the Creeps.  We also have Grey covering Killer Workout in Slasher Central and Aaron talking They Came from Beyond Space in his segment It Came from the Public Domain.  Full show!

On top of all of that, Die Monster Die was gracious enough to let us play some tracks from their brand new album Fall to your Knees… Also, I had the chance to sit down with them to talk a little bit about the state of Die Monster Die. Check out their official website where you can download their album!

Enjoy!

Anyhow, Episode 53 is all about movies that will mess with your mind.  Stephen and I talk about David Lynch’s Eraserhead, Grey brings us his Slasher Central based on the flick Shrooms, Aaron brings us the Public Domain mind fuzz as he talks about Bloody Wednesday.  As if that wasn’t enough, Johnny Krueg and I talk about Adam Green’s Spiral, Session 9, and The Signal.

Lastly, there is a contest embedded in this episode.  Make sure to hit the forums for details!

Either way, we have a lot of stuff to talk about. Grey brings us Slasher Central featuring Puppet Master, Stephen and Mike discuss 1964′s Devil Doll, Aaron brings us It Came from the Public Domain featuring a movie brought to us by Charles Band… but before Full Moon. Finally, Johnny and Mike discuss three unappreciated Full Moon masterpieces!

One last note: In the next Cadaver Trax, we’re going to be enhancing Night of the Demons. Have your audio to Ferguson by April 2!

One thing to remember though… You may notice that in the intro, it sounds like I’m falling asleep.  That’s because I was!

Other than my apparent pending exhaustion coma in the intro, we’ve got a ton of stuff this episode.  Grey brings us Slasher Central, Aaron brings us It Came from the Public Domain, Stephen and I talk a little classic horror, and Johnny and I wrap the whole thing up as we talk about 3 unholy movies!

So, that means it’s time to sit back, throw From Dusk Till Dawn on the tube, and listen to the dulcit tones of Fergie and the rest of the hoard.

Thanks to everyone who participated!

This episode, Gray talks about 2001′s Valentine starring David Boreanaz in his next installment of Slasher Central, Stephen and I get together to discuss Carnival of Souls for this episode’s Cadaver Classics.  Aaron comes next with his next installment of It Came from the Public Domain where he talks about some public domain slashers including Pieces.  Finally, in the main segment of the show,  Johnny Kreug and I round it all out as we take on Non-Franchise Slasher movies.  We discuss Slaughter High, Intruder, and The Prowler.

We’ve also got some announcements for some new things going on at the Cadaver Lab.  Aaron is going to be contributing even more time to bring us Friday Night Frights.  Make sure to listen to the show for more details.

As you know, Episode 49 is the first episode that the Cadaver Lab has releast post-Sam, and while we can’t argue that the Cadaver Lab will never be the same, we feel like we’ve put together a show with more horror-content than your brain has ever consumed at one time.

Not only are we excited to present a bunch of new segments in this episode including Cadaver Classics, Slasher Central, and It Came from the Public Domain, but we are excited to introduce a brand new host.  This episode we discuss how some “A” list celebrities got their start in Horror.

If, for some reason, all of your questions were not answered, shoot me an email at mike@cadaverlab.com or call in a voicemail at 206-339-2730.

So, this is it!  We finally got all the way through our Nightmare on Elm Street and Friday the 13th combo retrospectives…  In this episode we tackle Jason X, Wes Craven’s New Nightmare, and Freddy vs. Jason.  Thank goodness that these films have more to offer than some of the “middle” sequels in either of these series because, though I love all the movies, they weren’t particularly great for the conversation.  I mean, how many times can you say: “Then he went on a huge killing spree, then he died” and still make it interesting.

Of course, we do voicemails and some other listener feedback.

Music for this episode:

• Hellsongs: Hymns in the key of 666: Seasons in the Abyss
• Opeth: Ghost Reveries: The Grand Conjuration
• Old Man’s Child: In Defiance of Existence: The Underworld Domains

Finally, we have an important announcement from Sam.

The next Cadaver Trax is here!  This time Ferguson and the crew enhance Lucio Fulci’s classic, Zombi 2.

Thanks go out to everyone who participated and a special thanks to Ferguson for putting this beast together!

Enjoy!

We also do the usual idle chit-chat, voicemails, and tunes!

Tunes for this episode:

• Warrant – Love in Stereo (Don’t worry… this was just added to add some context for a story)
• Primus – Golden Boy
• Faith No More – The Perfect Crime
• Dark Tranquility – The Final Resistance
• Alkaline Trio – Back to Hell

Unfortunately we don’t have enough time to discuss all werewolf films.  However, we feel like we picked three pretty kick-ass flicks to talk about:  Silver Bullet, The Howling, and An American Werewolf in London.  We also play some tunes that have werewolves as their central theme.

As for the music on this episode, we play a couple of selections from Dr. Cyclops Records, a selection from Jeff Crazy’s band: The Browns, and finish it off with Type O Negative.

Links:

• Dr. Cyclops Records
• The Browns
• Type O Negative

Remember that Zombi 2 Cadaver Trax are due tomorrow!  So watch it tonight!

The music for this episode is provided by Left for Dead, a Salt Lake Horror-Punk band. You can check out them and other horror-themed bands by visiting http://www.drcyclopsrecords.com.

Remember to get your Cadaver Trax for Zombi 2 to Ferguson@CadaverLab.com before November 21!!!

We also play some Halloween-inspired music from Jeff Crazy’s (It Came from the Basement Podcast)band, The Browns. We also throw in some Misfits and Type O Negative.

Lastly, we have an interview with Robert R. Best, illustrious author of All Kinds of things Kill and Lakewood Memorial… Very nice dude and awesome author!

Here it is! The first of many Cadaver Trax Releases! For our inaugural Trax, Ferguson chose House of the Dead to enhance. Let’s just say that I’ve never enjoyed this flick so damn much.

Join Ferguson, Spooky Bill, Mike, and Sam as we watch this instant classic.  It will be like we’re all sitting in a room watching this flick…

We finally decided to bite the bullet and do a show on one of the most loathsome topics in horror… Cannibals! Well, we ended up enjoying it very much… maybe even a little too much. This episode we talk about Cannibal Ferox, Grimm Love, and Cannibal Holocaust.

Special Note: For all of you who have been telling us to keep all of our “questionable” content in… here you go. We delve into a subject that may be even a little low brow for us! Thanks to Patrick from NY for that!

Lastly, Alice In Chains just released their comeback album called “Black Gives Way to Blue”. Since Sam and I have been huge AIC fans for the past 16-17 years, we celebrate this new album!

Many horror movies have that moment where if someone had just been using their head or not been at a certain spot at a certain time, there would have been no problems and the movie would have been short… and very boring. This episode is dedicated to the opposite. We chose three films where someone was dinking around where they shouldn’t have been and unleashed some kind of plague. For this episode, we’ve chosen to talk about Evilspeak, Wishmaster, and Planet Terror.

Also, we celebrate Megadeth’s recent release of their outstanding album Endgame.  We play clips from that album… get ready for it to blow you away.

We also talk about The Salty Horror Film Festival, Salt Lake’s first Horror/Sci-Fi film festival.  Though most of you aren’t from SLC, the festival is open to all!  We actually end the show with an interview with Mario DeAngelis, the organizer of the film festival.

Lastly, the music on this episode may be a little different than usual.  Let’s just say that it goes hand in hand with a little issue that Sam seems to have this episode.

Enjoy!

First of all, we have an interview with Shawn Gabborin, the owner and writer for Angry Gnome Comics (http://www.angrygnomecomics.com).  Make sure to listen to that because there is an awesome contest in conjunction with this interview and the Pittsburgh Comic-Con.

Next, we have a discussion of films in the category of “Girl Power”!  Films where women kick ass and take names.  We discuss The Descent, Ginger Snaps, and the ever-cheery I Spit on your Grave.

Lastly, but not leastly, we have an interview with the Horror Punk Rockers DieMonsterDie.  This band hails from our hometown of Salt Lake City.  They were kind enough to sit down with me for an interview.  They are great guys with awesome talent!  Keep your eyes out for these guys in the future.  Also, we have selected tracks from their catalog playing throughout this episode.

Sit back, grab your Tums, make sure the kiddies aren’t in the room, then get on this bitch!

Links:

• Angry Gnome Comics
• DieMonsterDie
• Dr. Cyclops Records

As usual, we listen to some voicemails and talk about inappropriate things.

]]> http://www.cadaverlab.com/?feed=rss2&p=531 0 In this episode, we revisit Friday the 13th parts 4, 5, and 6.  In celebration of the awesome tunes that Alice Cooper lends to the Friday the 13th part 6 soundtrack, we choose three selections from Mr. Cooper's library to play on the show.  Also, In this episode, we revisit Friday the 13th parts 4, 5, and 6.  In celebration of the awesome tunes that Alice Cooper lends to the Friday the 13th part 6 soundtrack, we choose three selections from Mr. Cooper's library to play on the show.  Also, Sam gives his review of Level 26 by Anthony E. Zuiker. As usual, we listen to some voicemails and talk about inappropriate things. Mike Benedict yes mike,sam,cadaver,lab,funny,horror,scary,movie,television,books,slasher,zombie,vampire,filmhttp://www.cadaverlab.com/?p=531http://media.blubrry.com/cadaverlab/episodes.cadaverlab.org/Episode38.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/cadaverlab/~3/_HjrMAWHRsA/ http://www.cadaverlab.com/?p=488#comments Sat, 01 Aug 2009 02:56:41 +0000 mike@cadaverlab.com (Cadaver Lab) http://www.podcast.cadaverlab.org/?p=488 Who would have thought that your humble hosts would be still putting out the show after a whole year?  Let’s just say that it’s just as big of a shock to us as it is to you.

We don’t really have a theme for this show.  We decided to pick three flicks that we wanted to watch.  We chose Laid to Rest, REC, and Deadgirl.

Tunes for this episode:
- COC – Vote With a Bullet
- Drain S.T.H. – I Don’t Mind
- Pist On – Shoplifters of the World Unite

]]> http://www.cadaverlab.com/?feed=rss2&p=488 0 cadaver,deadgirl,death,funny,horror,lab,laid,rec,rest Who would have thought that your humble hosts would be still putting out the show after a whole year?  Let's just say that it's just as big of a shock to us as it is to you. - We don't really have a theme for this show. Who would have thought that your humble hosts would be still putting out the show after a whole year?  Let's just say that it's just as big of a shock to us as it is to you. We don't really have a theme for this show.  We decided to pick three flicks that we wanted to watch.  We chose Laid to Rest, REC, and Deadgirl. Tunes for this episode: - COC - Vote With a Bullet - Drain S.T.H. - I Don't Mind - Pist On - Shoplifters of the World Unite Mike Benedict yes http://www.cadaverlab.com/?p=488http://media.blubrry.com/cadaverlab/episodes.cadaverlab.org/Episode37.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/cadaverlab/~3/6buKPesOPhs/ http://www.cadaverlab.com/?p=104#comments Mon, 20 Jul 2009 04:21:01 +0000 mike@cadaverlab.com (Cadaver Lab) http://www.podcast.cadaverlab.org/?p=104 You may be asking yourself why the hell it took the Cadaver Lab so damn long to dedicate a show to the man who they obviously are huge fans of? To that we say… Don’t worry about it. Leave us alone! Just kidding.

We choose three gems for this episode. Sundown: The Vampire in Retreat, My Name is Bruce, and Bubba Ho-Tep.

We also dedicate the music to Dave from the Cheap and Dirty Podcast. All Black Metal!!! Man that guy’s lust for metal is insatiable.

As usual, we go over listener voicemails and we’ve got a nice Tribute for you.

We’re back discussing the next three films in the A Nightmare On Elm Street Series. The series takes a turn for the cheesy… but is this a bad thing? We discuss.

We have plenty of your voicemails to go through (which we appreciate very much!). We also take a break from the metal to bring you the theme of “Seattle in the 90′s” for our musical choices.

Contact us at feedback@cadaverlab.com and leave us a voicemail at (206)339-2730.

Listener be warned. The show is hilarious.

As usual, we get some awesome voicemails and discuss them. We’ve got a tribute that is funny now, but Sam will have some explaining to do next episode!

We also feature the music of Mr. Bungle and Johnny Sanders. Check out Johnny’s Site here.

Music for this episode:

• Mastodon – The Wolf is Loose
• Slayer – Dead Skin Mask
• Dokken – Dream Warriors
• Hidden Track (Meaning, we stuck it at the end of the show): Rush – Roll the Bones

As usual we go over some feedback… Sam threatens to fax some interesting pics on Man on the Street, and we also give a tribute to a very deserving person.

As usual, we present the things that you’ve come to expect from Cadaver Lab. We do some feedback including email and some voicemails. You are also treated to Sam’s Man on the Street segment as well as an awesome tribute!

This week we discuss three Asian films that have been recommended to us. These three films are Tokyo Gore Police (2008), The Machine Girl (2008), and Oldboy (2003). This episode we introduce a new segment for the Cadaver Lab. Sam takes the show to the streets to ask poignant questions to the unsuspecting public. As usual, we also go over some voicemails.

We also discuss three movies that will blow your mind. the Basket Case Trilogy! I must say that these are the best movies that involve conjoined twins that were separated and one lives in a basket.

As usual, we go over some voicemails. To leave a voicemail, call (206) 339-2730. If you would like to shoot us an email, send your thoughts to mike@cadaverlab.com or sam@cadaverlab.com. Make sure to visit http://www.cadaverlab.com!

Hey Everybody! It’s Mike coming to you straight from the Horrorhound Weekend 2009 in Indianapolis Indiana.

I’ve only had a chance to check out the festivities for a couple of hours, but it has already been awesome! I’ve talked to Doug Bradley, Bill Moseley, Derek Mears, and more! I intend to put up a crapload of pics throughout the weekend, but for this first post about HHW, I’ll just share this treat:

The movies we discuss are Deliverance (1972), Wrong Turn (2003), and House of 1000 Corpses (2003). Three movies that may not have the deepest of interwoven stories for a plot, but deliver on the terrifying imagery and an atmosphere of isolation and hopelessness.

We want to congratulate McPierce again with his win in the “Imitate Sam” contest… His awesome prize package has been sent!

]]> http://www.cadaverlab.com/?feed=rss2&p=30 0 In Episode 28 we discuss some films with the topic of Inbred Redneck Horror. It's been a little while since our last episode and boy do we make up for some lost time. - The movies we discuss are Deliverance (1972), Wrong Turn (2003), In Episode 28 we discuss some films with the topic of Inbred Redneck Horror. It's been a little while since our last episode and boy do we make up for some lost time. The movies we discuss are Deliverance (1972), Wrong Turn (2003), and House of 1000 Corpses (2003). Three movies that may not have the deepest of interwoven stories for a plot, but deliver on the terrifying imagery and an atmosphere of isolation and hopelessness. We want to congratulate McPierce again with his win in the "Imitate Sam" contest... His awesome prize package has been sent! Contact the Cadaver Lab: Voicemail: 206-339-2730 Email: Feedback@cadaverlab.com Music for this Episode Rocket from the Crypt - On a Rope The Deadlights - Sweet Oblivion Killing Joke - Millennium Mike Benedict yes mike,sam,cadaver,lab,funny,horror,scary,movie,television,books,slasher,zombie,vampire,filmhttp://www.cadaverlab.com/?p=30http://media.blubrry.com/cadaverlab/episodes.cadaverlab.org/Episode28.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/cadaverlab/~3/AVfbLgMH-Ns/ http://www.cadaverlab.com/?p=29#comments Mon, 09 Mar 2009 03:29:00 +0000 mike@cadaverlab.com (Cadaver Lab) http://www.podcast.cadaverlab.org/?p=29 Get ready for a marathon episode from the Cadaver Lab. Not only do we discuss and review three movies, we discuss a few of our favorite horror hosts. We spend some time discussing why we love horror hosts and what impact that horror hosts have had on our horror movie watching.

We go into detail about Vincent Price, Vampira, Elvira, and Joe Bob Briggs. We share clips from each of these hosts including an introduction from both Joe Bobb and Elvira. Plus, we put in a clip where Sam and Vincent Price shoot the shit!

We reviewed three movies; The Hollywood Strangler Meets the Skid Row Slasher, The Devil’s Wedding Night, and Fright Night.

]]> http://www.cadaverlab.com/?feed=rss2&p=29 0 Get ready for a marathon episode from the Cadaver Lab. Not only do we discuss and review three movies, we discuss a few of our favorite horror hosts. We spend some time discussing why we love horror hosts and what impact that horror hosts have had on o... Get ready for a marathon episode from the Cadaver Lab. Not only do we discuss and review three movies, we discuss a few of our favorite horror hosts. We spend some time discussing why we love horror hosts and what impact that horror hosts have had on our horror movie watching. We go into detail about Vincent Price, Vampira, Elvira, and Joe Bob Briggs. We share clips from each of these hosts including an introduction from both Joe Bobb and Elvira. Plus, we put in a clip where Sam and Vincent Price shoot the shit! We reviewed three movies; The Hollywood Strangler Meets the Skid Row Slasher, The Devil's Wedding Night, and Fright Night. Mike Benedict yes mike,sam,cadaver,lab,funny,horror,scary,movie,television,books,slasher,zombie,vampire,filmhttp://www.cadaverlab.com/?p=29http://media.blubrry.com/cadaverlab/episodes.cadaverlab.org/Episode27.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/cadaverlab/~3/UBjIymvkhOQ/ http://www.cadaverlab.com/?p=28#comments Sat, 28 Feb 2009 07:18:00 +0000 mike@cadaverlab.com (Cadaver Lab) http://www.podcast.cadaverlab.org/?p=28
In Episode 26, we highlight some of the works of Lucio Fulci. We discuss Zombie Hell House 1981, The Beyond 1981, and Zombi 2 1979/1980. We discuss the differences between Fulci and his contemporaries. We talk about what traits go into a Fulci film and discuss some of the highlights from the Fulci movies that we have seen lately.

As usual, we go over some feedback and we discuss why Sam has a fear of mustaches!

Fortunately he had a few decent flicks… not saying we’re including them in this show, but nonetheless. This week we talk about Thir13en Ghosts (2001), Candyman 1992, and The Ring from 2002.

Although we could have added so many great titles to this list, this week we’re going to discuss Nosferatu 1922, City of the Living Dead 1980, and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 1974.

We are treated to a few “Impersonate Sam” entries. We also go over some voicemails and emails. One email even mentions how Sam can pop his cherry.

We discuss three films that focus on the origination story of the vampires involved:

Tsui Hark’s Vampire Hunters (2002)

We also get our first entry to the “Imitate Sam” contest. You’re guaranteed to laugh your ass off when you hear this.

Lastly, this week we take a step back and play some guilty pleasures for the musical selections…

Call us at (206) 339-2730 to leave a voicemail or email us at feedback@cadaverlab.com.

Remember to pick up your “Love Your Junk” bracelets by clicking the store link above!

Links:

• The Obscure 80′s Podcast
• Tony and The Firearms Cafe Podcast

In this episode, Sam gets called a name that he just can’t seem to die and a flame-war is started with another podcast… kind of.

Don’t forget about our “Impersonate Sam” contest. We have an awesome prize package for the the person who calls our voicemail with the best impression of Sam!

Call us at (206) 339-2730 to leave a voicemail or email us at feedback@cadaverlab.com.

Remember to pick up your “Love Your Junk” bracelets by clicking the store link above!

Links:

• The Cadaver Lab got a Great Writeup by a listener named Cindy
  • Also, Check out Cindy’s Work!
• Robert R. Best and his book All Kinds of Things Kill
• JAFMP

We didn’t think we were going to get a show out this week, but the stars aligned and we were able to put a shorter episode together. I will say though, that since Repo was such a good flick, we had a lot to talk about.

• Keith Latch’s Sleepwalker
• Stephen from JAFMP
• Vaughn and Motion Picture Massacre
• Corey and The Midnight Podcast

Repo! The Genetic Opera (2008) We were pleasantly surprised to catch this gem. Stunning visuals, gory effects, disturbing situations, and great music set this film apart from many of the movies that came out in 2008.

Steve from the Bonehand podcast (http://www.bonehand.com) provides us with some thematically-relevant music. We also are spotlighting JAFMP and The Midnight Podcast by playing their promos. Both great shows that we all should be listening to.

This episode comes with a warning… If it can make Sam and Mike blush, you know something is wrong… very wrong!

Remember to pick up your “Love Your Junk” bracelets by clicking the store link above!

• The Midnight Podcast
• JAFMP
• Music:
  • If Stewart Could Talk by Dickies

Days of Darkness (2007) When I watch a movie, I would like it to include good dialog, decent acting, and an exciting storyline. Well, this movie had none of them. When a piece of graffiti is the highlight of a film, you know it sucks.

Beyond Reanimator (2003) Dr. Herbert West is back to his old tricks as a resident doctor visits Dr. West in the prison where he has been serving for 13 years. Is this as deep as the original Reanimator? Does this film add anything unique to the original Reanimator Mythos? The answer to both questions is “No”, but this is one helluva fun ride!

Teeth (2007) Um… Well you see… A… You’re just going to have to listen to the show to get our opinions about this one. This one left us speechless!

• It Came From the Basement
• The Midnight Horror Show
• Music:
  • A Brutal Christmas
  • King Diamond Christmas
  • Twisted Sister Christmas

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Christmas Evil (1980) What happens when Santa treats your mom’s leg like a cat scratching post? You go Nuckig Futs and take the persona of Santa yourself! Watch as Harry starts making his list, checking it twice… or in real-life terms, becomes a crazy child-stalker. Sam and I disagree a little on the worth of this film, but both of us agree that it is a weird trip.

Black Christmas (1974) Arguably the first American Slasher film, Black Christmas stars a drunken Lois Lane and teaches us how to prank call the right way. Following what has become the typical slasher formula, Black Christmas sets up the potential deaths and makes sure to knock them down.

Jack Frost (1996) Maybe belonging on the “So Bad It’s Good” episode, this flick is filled with cheesy one-liners, blood and guts, and carrots in suspicious locations. Obviously made to be corny, Jack Frost will keep you laughing…unless you’re hoping for a straight-up horror flick. In that case you’re about to be pissed off!

• Keith Latch brings us Sleepwalkers!!!
• Wolfman and the Midnight Horror Show
• Music:
• Add Brutality to Christmas
• Alice in Chains

• Keith Latch brings us Sleepwalkers!!!
• Congrats to Drunken Zombie for 50 Episodes!
• Corey at the Midnight Podcast
• Stephen at Just Another F#@!$#@ Movie Podcast
• Get wacky with the crew at The Obscure 80′s Podcast!
• Music:
• Christmas not brutal enough? Check out “A Brutal Christmas”
• Primus

Martin (1977) Martin is a dark look into either the psyche of a deranged killer, or into the life of a real-life vampire. John Amplas delivers a stunning performance of the most awkward vampire to grace the screen. Sam and I actually have different views as to what is going on in this flick. It is filmed in such a way that discussion will be sparked! A great watch! Let the Right One In (2008) A very uncomfortable film to watch, Let the Right One In actually affects the viewer with the topics discussed and one of the biggest shockers ever put to film. Set in the cold north of Sweden, this film shows what goes on with the whitest people on the planet! An intellectual film, many topics are explored…even topics that made Sam and I very uncomfortable. Lifeforce (1985) A break from the dark and deep films that we discuss in this episode, Lifeforce is a fun tale about Space Vampires and their quest to take over the world. Filled with gore, zombies, and boobies, this film shows how dangerous a female can really be!

]]> http://www.cadaverlab.com/?feed=rss2&p=18 0 Sam and Mike explore three films that add a twist to the conventional Vampire legend. We discuss Martin from 1977, Let the Right One In from this year, and Lifeforce from 1985. We also go over listener feedback and discuss a brand new novella by Keith ... Sam and Mike explore three films that add a twist to the conventional Vampire legend. We discuss Martin from 1977, Let the Right One In from this year, and Lifeforce from 1985. We also go over listener feedback and discuss a brand new novella by Keith Latch called Sleepwalkers (http://keithlatch.wordpress.com). We also discuss a couple of ideas that we can all use to relieve some stress and get a laugh! Hope you enjoy it! Oh... and one last thing, we screw up the band's name on a tune we play. We said it was Tort... but it was actually Tortured Consience. Sorry!!! Keith Latch brings us Sleepwalkers!!! Congrats to Drunken Zombie for 50 Episodes! Corey at the Midnight Podcast Stephen at Just Another F#@!$#@ Movie Podcast Get wacky with the crew at The Obscure 80's Podcast! Music: Christmas not brutal enough? Check out "A Brutal Christmas" Primus Martin (1977) Martin is a dark look into either the psyche of a deranged killer, or into the life of a real-life vampire. John Amplas delivers a stunning performance of the most awkward vampire to grace the screen. Sam and I actually have different views as to what is going on in this flick. It is filmed in such a way that discussion will be sparked! A great watch! Let the Right One In (2008) A very uncomfortable film to watch, Let the Right One In actually affects the viewer with the topics discussed and one of the biggest shockers ever put to film. Set in the cold north of Sweden, this film shows what goes on with the whitest people on the planet! An intellectual film, many topics are explored...even topics that made Sam and I very uncomfortable. Lifeforce (1985) A break from the dark and deep films that we discuss in this episode, Lifeforce is a fun tale about Space Vampires and their quest to take over the world. Filled with gore, zombies, and boobies, this film shows how dangerous a female can really be! Mike Benedict yes mike,sam,cadaver,lab,funny,horror,scary,movie,television,books,slasher,zombie,vampire,filmhttp://www.cadaverlab.com/?p=18http://media.blubrry.com/cadaverlab/episodes.cadaverlab.org/Episode16.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/cadaverlab/~3/Lsl2WEp6JXY/ http://www.cadaverlab.com/?p=17#comments Sun, 01 Feb 2009 03:33:00 +0000 mike@cadaverlab.com (Cadaver Lab) http://www.podcast.cadaverlab.org/?p=17 Sam and Mike are determined to prove that Johnny Depp is scary as they discuss The Ninth Gate, Sleepy Hollow, and From Hell. We also prove that maybe some of the censored comments on previous shows are warranted. We shall see, however… Remember to be careful for what you wish for! As always we go over some user emails and voicemails. Sam goes off on somewhat of a rant and we even have a follow-up email from JAFMP’s Stephen.

• Keith Latch and his awesome Cemetery Things podcast
• Stephen at Just Another F#@!$#@ Movie Podcast
• Antiqcool
• Mr. Bungle

There were so many films that we could have chosen for this show. There is even a controversy on whether or not one of these films actually belongs in this category at all.

We also go over some feedback and some very disturbing news from Stephen at JAFMP.com.

• Keith Latch and his awesome Cemetery Things podcast
• Stephen at Just Another F#@!$#@ Movie Podcast

]]> http://www.cadaverlab.com/?feed=rss2&p=16 0 After missing a week of recording we're back to bring you a show that features films whose main draw is their campiness or straight-up ridiculousity (yes... these films warranted making a word up). This week we discuss Head of the Family, After missing a week of recording we're back to bring you a show that features films whose main draw is their campiness or straight-up ridiculousity (yes... these films warranted making a word up). This week we discuss Head of the Family, Night of the Demons, and The Toxic Avenger. There were so many films that we could have chosen for this show. There is even a controversy on whether or not one of these films actually belongs in this category at all. We also go over some feedback and some very disturbing news from Stephen at JAFMP.com. Keith Latch and his awesome Cemetery Things podcast Stephen at Just Another F#@!$#@ Movie Podcast Head of the Family (1996) While this film is probably not as popular as the other two flicks that we discuss in this episode, this movie delivers on all aspects of a movie that is so bad it's good. This flick is about a family of freaks and what happens when you try to get greedy and take advantage of them. Night of the Demons (1999) Most likely a more popular film than Head of the Family. This movie stars scream queen great Linnea Quigley. When ten teenagers looking to party in an abandoned and posessed house, they unknowingly let an ancient demon free. Who will survive? By the way, there is one hell of a freaky scene involving lipstick and a boob. Trust me... you need to see it! The Toxic Avenger (1984) Sucked from the brain of Lloyd Kaufman's sick mind, this Troma film really delivers on the campiness and humor. Some of the scenes and characters that exist in this film are unbelievably bad...and good... at the same time. Over-acting, gore, comedy, nudity, and cheese abound in this cult classic. Mike Benedict yes mike,sam,cadaver,lab,funny,horror,scary,movie,television,books,slasher,zombie,vampire,filmhttp://www.cadaverlab.com/?p=16http://media.blubrry.com/cadaverlab/episodes.cadaverlab.org/Episode14.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/cadaverlab/~3/sAsMHxPx_Ww/ http://www.cadaverlab.com/?p=15#comments Sun, 01 Feb 2009 03:29:00 +0000 mike@cadaverlab.com (Cadaver Lab) http://www.podcast.cadaverlab.org/?p=15 Public Domain: A creative work is said to be in the public domain if there are no laws which restrict its use by the public at large. For instance, a work may be in the public domain if no laws establish proprietary rights over the work, or if the work or its subject matter are specifically excluded from existing laws

Sam and Mike discuss the state of horror in the public domain as well as discuss some of the ways that a person can obtain films, books, and music that resides in the public domain.

We, as usual, go over some feedback (including an email that made Mike and Sam blush) and discuss plans for our “Love Your Junk” campaign.

• Keith Latch and his awesome Cemetery Things podcast
• Vaughn at Motion Picture Massacre
• Corey Graham at The Midnight Podcast
• The Obscure 80′s Podcast

Links to Public Domain-Related Sites:

• Internet Archive
• EMOL
• Millcreek Entertainment
• Open Flix
• Project Gutenberg

This episode we take some time to deliver a very important Public Service Announcement. This is all something we know about but we may be ashamed to discuss in public. Please help us raise awareness and support for this issue.

We also have a Cadaver Lab first… The mammary count was zero for all of the films that we review in this episode! May have something to do with the fact that we learned that we actually have a few female listeners!

Want to throw out some shout-outs for those who we talked about on this episode:

• Keith Latch and his awesome Cemetery Things podcast
• Vaughn at Motion Picture Massacre
• Corey Graham at The Midnight Podcast
• James at The Dried Blood Podcast
• Desmond at the Dread Media Podcast
• Danny and Lucas The Midnight Horror Show
• Bryan and the boys at The Drunken Zombie
• Jeff and Mike at It Came from the Basement
• Ted and Tony at The Horror Etc. Podcast
• Angry Gnome Comics and Shawn Gabborin

Brotherhood of Blood (2007) Pairing two horror icons in Sid Haig and Ken Foree, this film is a lesson in what can be done on a tiny budget. Sam and I disagree a little bit with our reviews, but we both agree that the story is solid. Dark Floors (2008) Like Lordi? Then you’re going to love Dark Floors. The first horror film out of Finland, Dark Floors stars Lordi’s band members as the monsters in this movie. Dark and brooding, this film definitely creates a creepy mood…but does it deliver on the scares? No Man’s Land: Rise of the Reeker (2008) This film has humor, scares, and gore. This movie takes us into a world that lies somewhere between light and dark, life and death, lunch and dinner. Wait…Maybe not that last one. This is a solid inclusion to the Underground line.

We ask a very poignant question… Are there any female listeners of the Cadaver Lab Podcast? We need to know! The trick will be keeping any female listeners that we may/may not have after they listen to this episode!

Want to throw out some shout-outs for those who we talked about on this episode:

• Keith Latch and his awesome Cemetery Things podcast
• Vaughn at Motion Picture Massacre
• Corey Graham and the best horror podcast available…The Midnight Podcast
• Angry Gnome Comics and Shawn Gabborin

Hellraiser 6: Hellseeker (2002) The best of the three films that we watched for this episode…that is not saying much. If there was one bright spot in this flick, it is the fact that I like Dean Winters… As far as the rest of the flick is concerned… um… not much else to say. Hellraiser 7: Deader (2005) Kari Wuhrer is an attractive woman… Too bad she’s in such a shitty movie. Hellraiser 8: Hellseeker (2005) Lance Henrikson… That’s all I’ve got.

Want to throw out some shout-outs for those who we talked about on this episode:

• Keith Latch and his awesome Cemetery Things podcast
• Corey Graham and the best horror podcast available…The Midnight Podcast
• Angry Gnome Comics and Shawn Gabborin
• The Zombie Combat Club

Hellraiser 3: Hell on Earth (1992) Kind of a let-down after watching Hellraiser 1 and 2, this film introduces a little more dairy into the franchise. Even with the added cheese and cliche, the tone is dark and we are treated to another helping of human darkness with the Cenobites there to make sure every bad decision goes punished.

Hellraiser 4: Bloodline (1996) Delving into the history of the Lament Configuration, we are treated to its complete history from its creation until its destruction. Sound like a great premise? I thought so too, but this film doesn’t deliver the goods. Well, it has blood, gore, sex, and action…but there’s just something missing that left us flat.

Hellraiser 5: Inferno (2000) A nice surprise to the Cadaver Lab, this film exceeded our expectations. Being the first Hellraiser sequel to go directly to video, this film puts the watcher into the world of drugs, sex, and dirty cops. This film is presented as a Mystery/Thriller as well as a horror film. This film is a study in the evils of human beings and what we are capable of.

]]> http://www.cadaverlab.com/?feed=rss2&p=12 0 Getting deeper into our Hellraiser Retrospective, we discuss Hellraiser 3: Hell on Earth, Hellraiser 4: Bloodlines, and Hellraiser 5: Inferno. Even though these aren't as good as the first two installments, they do have some redeeming qualities. Getting deeper into our Hellraiser Retrospective, we discuss Hellraiser 3: Hell on Earth, Hellraiser 4: Bloodlines, and Hellraiser 5: Inferno. Even though these aren't as good as the first two installments, they do have some redeeming qualities. Either way, these sequels will seem like Oscar worthy films compared to the next three films that we're going to watch and discuss next. Want to throw out some shout-outs for those who we talked about on this episode: Keith Latch and his awesome Cemetery Things podcast Corey Graham and the best horror podcast available...The Midnight Podcast Angry Gnome Comics and Shawn Gabborin The Zombie Combat Club Hellraiser 3: Hell on Earth (1992) Kind of a let-down after watching Hellraiser 1 and 2, this film introduces a little more dairy into the franchise. Even with the added cheese and cliche, the tone is dark and we are treated to another helping of human darkness with the Cenobites there to make sure every bad decision goes punished. Hellraiser 4: Bloodline (1996) Delving into the history of the Lament Configuration, we are treated to its complete history from its creation until its destruction. Sound like a great premise? I thought so too, but this film doesn't deliver the goods. Well, it has blood, gore, sex, and action...but there's just something missing that left us flat. Hellraiser 5: Inferno (2000) A nice surprise to the Cadaver Lab, this film exceeded our expectations. Being the first Hellraiser sequel to go directly to video, this film puts the watcher into the world of drugs, sex, and dirty cops. This film is presented as a Mystery/Thriller as well as a horror film. This film is a study in the evils of human beings and what we are capable of. Mike Benedict yes mike,sam,cadaver,lab,funny,horror,scary,movie,television,books,slasher,zombie,vampire,filmhttp://www.cadaverlab.com/?p=12http://media.blubrry.com/cadaverlab/episodes.cadaverlab.org/Episode10.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/cadaverlab/~3/1aUvYCACMUM/ http://www.cadaverlab.com/?p=11#comments Sun, 01 Feb 2009 03:23:00 +0000 mike@cadaverlab.com (Cadaver Lab) http://www.podcast.cadaverlab.org/?p=11 We’re gearing up to tear your soul apart with the first part of our intended three part Hellraiser retrospective. In our humble opinion, this series has some of the most disturbingly detailed mythos. We discuss the short story behind the Hellraiser story. We also discuss Hellraiser and Hellraiser 2: Hellbound.

As usual, we listen to some emails and we have a return of the “One Minute Rant”.

Hellraiser (1987) Based on Clive Barker’s masterpeice entitled The Hellbound Heart, this film introduces us to one of the darkest film series of all time. Although we’re treated to some of the best demons put to film, this is actually a study in human morality.

Hellraiser 2: Hellbound (1988) With little time passing between Hellraiser, this film picks up the story in stride. We get a look deeper into the world of Leviathan and the cenobites. Pouring on another helping of intense terror and gore, Hellbound also gives us a little bit of backstory on our favorite cenobite, Pinhead.

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