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All new material from Mike and Tara Connelly. sight/sound/exploits…life/sex/death…the black sheep underground perspective.
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“One Dark Night” for the one dark month. “Phantasm” for all mausoleums.
Dark erotic supernatural ecstasy… “Through the Looking Glass”
Fires on the beach light the way for “Messiah of Evil.”
Free delivery and so much more when you call “Hot and Saucy Pizza Girls.”
We are thrilled to welcome scream queen Debbie D to the podcast. Known for her work with W.A.V.E. Productions and Falcon Video, Debbie goes into her years in the wild world of underwater breathing and underground movies.
S&M altar and “Stingray” underwater mission.
Underground movie maverick Tim Ritter (“Day of the Reaper,” “Truth or Dare? : A Critical Madness,” “Killing Spree”) joins us to discuss his incredible decades-long history in shot-on-video and low budget filmmaking.
It’s time we take on “Supervixens.”
Off with your head, on with “Mystics in Bali.”
In our first loose convo episode, we talk Ozzy, Hogan, and the 80s. We then pivot to the incredible “Bloodstained Shadow.”
A trashy giallo for a trashy pod. “AAA Masseuse, Good Looking, Offers Her Services.”
The summer is for Hyapatia Lee and “Sweet Young Foxes.” Grab the Richard Ramirez/Eroticism split CD here : https://initiationservices.bandcamp.com/album/an-l-summer
Above and below “Valley of the Dolls.”
Tasteless exploitation eagerly awaits in “The Wild, Wild World of Jayne Mansfield.”
School’s out and you’re invited to “The Last Slumber Party.”
What happens at summer camp stays with the “Summer Camp Girls.”
We discuss the final two Paul Verhoeven films from his glorious 1987-1997 run.
From 1987-1997, Paul Verhoeven made 5 major motion pictures in the exploitation vein. Today, we discuss the first three.
It’s the first UE interview and we are thrilled to sit down with Justin Kerswell of the Hysteria Continues podcast and author of “Teenage Wasteland.”
We remain in Francoland with “The House of Lost Women.”
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