The Schlock and Awe Podcast

This week on S&A Lindsay & Preston Mitchell are fiends for Mojitos. The sun is out and the ennui is high. It is a Double of William Fredkin's To Live and Die in LA (1985) & Michael Mann's Miami Vice (2006).  We live in a world of concrete and steel under the hot sun. Corruption is high but the drinks are cheap. Live by the Job Die by the Job. Please feel free to rate, review & subscribe to Schlock & Awe on your preferred podcast platform

This week on S&A Lindsay and film critic Kahn celebrate the Spanish, Queerness and Maximalism with a Double of Pedro Almodóva's Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown (1988) & Javier Calvo & Javier Ambrossi's LA Bola Negra (2026). This is a celebration not just of Spanish Film but of Queer Culture and being able to make art in the most Maximalist way possible. This is a Double that is fulled with tradition and history. Of fighting against Fascism by being yourself and going large. Feel free to rate, review & subscribe to Schlock & Awe on your preferred podcast plaftform 

Happy All Hallows Eve! And we finish off our J & K Horror Series with a heavy hitter. Jun-On. Lindsay and Mark enter the murder house and slide the murder tape into the VHS Player. It's Ju-On The Grudge 2 & Sadako vs. Kayako. We are building up the mythology and then smashing it to pieces. Let Them Fight Please feel free to rate, review & subscribe to Schlock & Awe on your preferred podcast platform.

On this Schlocktober Lindsay and Holy Terror's Pat look at Vampires in Japan. And it is all about the D. With Michio Yamamoto's Vampire Doll (1970) & Toyoo Ashida's Vampire Hunter D (1985). This is a double looking how Japanese film makers took the Vampire and molded it into what this Double is. Magical, Dark and completely berserk. Please feel free to rate, review & subscribe to Schlock & Awe on your preferred podcast platform.  

On this Schlocktober Lindsay & Bede of Bede vs The Living Dead Podcast go over to South Korea and take in a Double from one the Korean Trio Kim Jee-woon. A Tale of Two Sisters (2003) & I Saw the Devil (2010). Both movies show case his signature style as well as Lee Mo-gae's cinematography. And they are awesome.   Please feel free to rate, review & subscribe to Schlock & Awe on your preferred podcast platform.