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We find those overlooked movies that deserve a second chance on the shelf...for better or worse
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In these uncertain times of financial stability you can always count on PODCOIN to deliver, the official cyrpto currency of the Found on Shelf podcast is not at all fake...nope. On this episode we're talking about Smoking Causes Coughing...no, this isn't a TED talk about cancer, it's a movie about a group of superheroes with the power of cancer causing chemicals sitting around on a team building retreat talking about scary stories. Yeah it's bizarre, but our reality isn't exactly sane these days either. The hotline is open, leave a voicemail and tell us what you think! 252-564-8666
Let's do the knock-offs again. Did you know there was an Egyptian remake of the Rocky Horror Picture Show? Today we are joined by Beetleju....I mean Scarab Jam, the patron saint of knock-offs to talk about this bizarre 1981 film
Three time hugo-nominated author and creator of the hilarious Midnight Pals, Bitter Karella stops by Gimcrack's to talk all things....Pinocchio? Today we're watching 964 Pinocchio a Japanese cyberpunk-horror film about a lobotomized cyborg sex slave, who is abandoned by his owners due to his inability to maintain an erection....yeah, it's a lot. We also learn about Bitter's upcoming novel MOONFLOW a story about a trans shroom dealer lost in a haunted forest & running afoul of evil lesbian hippies and their bound fungus god. What's not to love about that?For details and where to pre-order Moonflow: https://www.hachettebookgroup.com/titles/bitter-karella/moonflow/9780316581936/ Be sure to check out the Midnight Pals https://www.midnightpals.com/ Find all of Bitter's information at https://www.bitterkarella.com/
In this chaotic and hilarious episode, we dive into the absurd world of "Rat Scratch Fever," a film that combines sci-fi horror with an outrageous premise involving giant rats and a contagion that spreads through human hosts. Our hosts, grappling with the realities of life, discuss the film's wild narrative, which sees a crew of astronauts returning from Planet X only to unleash an army of monstrous rodents upon Los Angeles.As the episode unfolds, we explore the bizarre character of Dr. Steele, played by a memorable actor known for his outrageous roles, and the film's unique blend of practical effects and miniature sets that create a truly unforgettable viewing experience. From the sheer ambition of the filmmakers to the outrageous moments that leave you both laughing and cringing, "Rat Scratch Fever" is a testament to the schlocky charm of low-budget cinema.We also have a special call-in interview with Helen from the BlueSky Watch Party "Fright Club" https://bsky.app/profile/frightya.bsky.social To help assist people with the fires in Los Angeles https://www.charitynavigator.org/discover-charities/where-to-give/palisades-fire-2025/🔑 Episode KeywordsRat Scratch Fever, Movie Review, Cryptocurrency, Horror Genre, Schlock Cinema, Pop Culture, Improvisation, Indie Film, Gimcrack Video, Alien Invasion, Practical Effects, Cult Classic, Sci-Fi Horror, Film Analysis, Comedy Podcast, Bad Movies, Watch Parties, Cinematic Discussion,
Today's episode is brought to you by Sigma Brain, change your dude type.In the latest episode of our podcast, we take a deep dive into the enigmatic world of "Turkish Star Wars," a film that has become a cult classic for its outrageous production and bizarre storytelling. This 1982 film, originally titled "Dünyayı Kurtaran Adam," (The Man Who Saves the World)is infamous for its unabashed borrowing of footage from the original "Star Wars" and its unique take on the sci-fi genre.As we explore the film's origins, we discuss how it was produced during a tumultuous time in Turkey's history, where political censorship influenced the types of films that could be made. The film's director, Çetin İnanç, had to navigate these challenges creatively, leading to a mash-up of action, sci-fi, and outright absurdity. The story follows a hero who must save the world from an evil wizard, but the execution is where things get truly wild.Throughout the episode, we share some of the most memorable moments from the film, including its questionable special effects and the infamous "Halloween masks" that serve as alien costumes. The film is a testament to the creativity and resilience of filmmakers who, despite limited resources, crafted a story that continues to entertain and perplex audiences today.We also delve into the cultural impact of "Turkish Star Wars," discussing how it has garnered a dedicated fanbase and become a staple in discussions about cult cinema. Whether you're a die-hard fan or a newcomer to the world of bizarre films, this episode is sure to provide plenty of laughs and insights.So grab your popcorn and join us as we uncover the strange and forgotten relics of cinema with "Turkish Star Wars." You won't want to miss this wild ride through a film that truly defies explanation!
We discuss everything we covered in 2024 and our plans for 2025....although Gimcrack has other plans for us
Okay, look, we messed up. Thankskilling 3 wasn't technically a part 3 movie, and Day of the Beast was definitely not a part 3 movie. Now it's time to pay for our mistakes...
It's becoming quite the Christmas tradition to have the Glass Half Full Moon podcast on as guests and this year is no different. After forcing Gabe and Casey to watch three Krampus movies last year, Patrick takes it easy on them this year with an actual good movie! (okay, so it's not a part 3 movie, but it's the holidays, I'm sure no one will notice...)
CHRISTMAS IS HERE! We continue our journey into part 3 movies with nothing but Part 3 Christmas Movies. First up is Silent Night, Deadly Night 3: Better Watch Out! Yes, that exclamation mark is part of the title, it really lets you know how EXCITING this movie will be....yup, totally awesome non-stop action here folks...
Gobble Gobble Motherf***ers. It's a Thanksgiving celebration as Patrick decides to have a lovely Friendsgiving dinner...and Dustin decides to crash it and make everyone watch Thankskilling 3. It's got puppets, songs, Star Wars connections, and the Ur-puppet in an episode that is guaranteed to be slightly less unhinged than your family's Thanksgiving dinner.
Zog zig zog Ziggy Ziggy zog. Get ready to dance and uncover the unexpected in our latest podcast episode! We're diving deep into Disney's Zombies 3, a film where zombies, werewolves, and aliens come together in a chaotic high school musical. Join us as we explore the dance battles, the catchy tunes, and the many nods to Saved By The Bell. Whether you're a fan of Disney Channel originals or just love a good laugh, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in now and let the fun begin!
Have you ever wondered what a were-kangaroo might look like? If so, you're in for a treat with "The Howling III: The Marsupials."
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Werewolf, Marsupials, The Howling, Horror Comedy, Philippe Mora, Tasmanian Tiger, Cold War, Werewolf Transformation, Australian Cinema, Cult Classic, Nuns On The Run, Russian Ballerina, Halloween Season, Quibi Streaming, Movie Parody, Werewolf Mythology, 1980S Horror, Movie Satire, Werewolf Skeleton, Movie Montage
Prepare for an undead adventure as we dive into the chaotic world of Italian zombie cinema in this week's episode of the Found on Shelf podcast. Join hosts Patrick and Dustin as they navigate the bizarre and convoluted history of the "Zombie" film series, specifically focusing on the infamous "Zombi 3" and "Zombie 4: After Death." These films, known for their unconventional production methods and tangled lineage, offer a unique viewing experience that blurs the lines between horror, absurdity, and unintentional comedy.
"Zombi 3," a film shrouded in mystery regarding its true director, combines the creative visions of Lucio Fulci, Bruno Mattei, and Claudio Fragasso, resulting in a cinematic Frankenstein's monster of sorts. The episode unravels the film's chaotic production, highlighting its inconsistent zombie lore, questionable soundtrack, and the curious decision to feature talking and fast-moving zombies. Meanwhile, "Zombie 4: After Death" takes a different approach, incorporating voodoo curses and demonic elements, further complicating the series' already tangled narrative web.
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Italian Horror, Lucio Fulci, Zombi 3, Zombie 4, After Death, Claudio Fragasso, Bruno Mattei, Fabio Frizzi, Zombie Movies, Voodoo Curses, B-Movie Horror, Cult Classics, Horror Comedy, Face Melting, Practical Effects, Horror Franchises, 80s Horror, Voodoo Horror, Zombie Comedy, Cult Horror Films, Italian Cinema
Have you ever watched a movie that feels like a video game? If not, "Hotel Inferno 3: Castle of Screams" might be your first foray into this unique cinematic experience. In our latest podcast episode, we dive into this bizarre horror film that blurs the lines between traditional storytelling and first-person shooter games.
"Hotel Inferno 3" is the third installment in a series that prides itself on its first-person perspective, much like the cult favorite "Hardcore Henry." This film places you directly in the shoes of its protagonist, Frank, as you navigate through a hellish landscape filled with Cronenberg-esque flesh goblins and bizarre supernatural elements. It's a movie that truly immerses you in its world, making you feel as though you're part of a twisted video game.
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Gimcrack Video, Hotel Inferno 3, Castle Of Screams, First-Person Shooter, Cronenberg Flesh Goblins, Elevator Horror, Video Store Nostalgia, Horror Comedy, Blood And Gore, Diy Filmmaking, Indie Horror Films, Video Game Movies, Practical Effects, Supernatural Comedy, Dark Humor, Cult Classic, Video Game Adaptation, Horror Franchise, Vr Movie Experience
Welcome to the world of the unexpected where movies defy norms and leave you questioning your sanity. In the latest episode of our podcast, we delve into the realm of extreme cinema and Hong Kong action comedies, exploring films that are as bizarre as they are unforgettable. We kick off with a tale from a rental store, where a mysterious video appears on a shelf, sparking a discussion on the allure of forbidden films. This leads us to recount personal experiences with infamous movies like "Salo" and "Cannibal Holocaust"—films known for their extreme content and capacity to haunt viewers long after the credits roll. But the episode isn't just about horror. We also take you on a journey through Hong Kong cinema, focusing on the zany and action-packed "Mr. Vampire III." This film, a blend of martial arts, slapstick comedy, and supernatural elements, epitomizes the unique energy and creativity of Hong Kong's film industry during the 80s and 90s. Our hosts, Patrick, Dustin, and Chris, provide a lively and humorous critique of these films, examining their cultural impact and the sheer audacity of their storytelling. Whether it's the absurdity of a child being folded like origami or the chaotic brilliance of a kung fu fight with a witch, these movies offer a viewing experience unlike any other. For those who revel in the obscure and the outrageous, this episode is a must-listen. We promise an entertaining discussion filled with laughter, insightful commentary, and perhaps a new addition to your movie watchlist. So, if you're ready to explore the fringes of cinema, tune in and join us on this wild cinematic ride. Listen to the full episode now and discover why some films are best found on the shelf.
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Horror Movies, Extreme Cinema, Salo, Cannibal Holocaust, Hong Kong Cinema, Mr. Vampire Iii, Taoist Magic, Jean Claude Van Damme, Movie Review, Comedy Podcast, Film Franchises, Movie Recommendations, Cinematic Experience, Action Comedy, Cult Classics, Film Critique, Podcast Humor, Halloween Specials
This week, we're bringing you a spine-chilling episode perfect for your Halloween season! Join us as we explore "Jack in the Box Rises," a new indie horror film that brings a fresh take on demon summoning and cursed artifacts. Directed by Lawrence Fowler, this movie is the third installment in the Jack in the Box series and promises to keep you on the edge of your seat.
In this episode, we dive deep into the plot, character development, and the film's commitment to practical effects, making it a standout in the horror genre.
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Jack In The Box Rises, Horror Movie Review, Halloween Episodes, Found On Shelf Podcast, Indie Horror Films, Movie Franchise, Cursed Artifacts, Supernatural Collector, Boarding School Horror, Demon Summoning, Practical Effects, Thriller Horror, Movie Kill Scenes, British Horror Movies, Paranormal Artifacts, Blood Moon, Mystery Horror, Movie Analysis, Horror Film Series, Lawrence Fowler
This week, we're taking you on a nostalgic trip back to the 90s with our latest podcast episode on 'Cyborg Cop 3'. Get ready for outrageous action scenes, hilarious dialogue, and a plot that defies all logic. Join us as we dissect this direct-to-video gem, explore the fascinating backstories of its cast, and even pitch some ideas for how the movie could have been improved. Whether you're a fan of cult classics, B-movies, or just looking for a good laugh, this episode is sure to entertain. Tune in now and let us know what you think!
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Cyborg Cop 3, B-Movie Review, Sci-Fi Action Films, Frank Zagarino, Brian Genesee, 90S Action Movies, Direct-To-Video Films, Cult Classics, Movie Sequels, Movie Explosions, South African Films, Ridiculous Plots, Movie Villains, Comedy In Action Films, Max And Saint Movie Character Analysis, Movie Trivia
This week we take a trip to the strange world of Coffin Joe and see how this franchise 40 years in the making concludes. Trigger warnings for absolutely everything.
'Embodiment of Evil' serves as the conclusion to the Coffin Joe trilogy, but it is also the seventh film to feature the character. The plot follows Coffin Joe as he is released from prison after 40 years, only to resume his quest to find the perfect woman to bear his superior child. The film is relentless in its depiction of violence and torture, making it one of the most controversial entries in the series.
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Coffin Joe, Brazilian Horror, Embodiment Of Evil, José Mojica Marins, Horror Trilogy, Cult Films, 1960S Horror, Zé Do Caixão, Underground Cinema, Controversial Films, Horror Icons, Extreme Cinema, Horror Anthologies, Horror Hosts, Cult Classics, Brazilian Cinema, Horror Reboots, svengoolie
This week, we're diving into the hilariously absurd world of "Death Toilet 3: Doody Calls." Join us as we break down this indie horror-comedy that features demonic toilets, guerrilla filmmaking, and some of the most laughable special effects you'll ever see. From its roots in the Southern California punk rock scene to its surprisingly coherent continuity, there's a lot to unpack. Tune in for a wild ride full of laughs and insights. Trust us, you won’t regret it – or maybe you will, but at least you’ll be entertained
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Death Toilet, Horror Comedy, Indie Film, Cult Movie, Low Budget, Tubi Streaming, Punk Rock Cinema, Underground Films, Toilet Humor, Diy Filmmaking, Straight Edge Punk, Microbudget, B-Movie, Guerrilla Filmmaking
Dinosaurs, Saw, Reality TV, Sunglasses for people with no ears and a Two Girls One Cup parody, this episode has it all.
Come check out a world where dinosaurs are brought back to life just to torture people for the rich elite's entertainment. It's Dinosaur Hotel 3!
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Mexican Radio by Wall of Voodoo
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Dinosaur Hotel 3, Dinosaur Movies, Low-Budget Films, Horror Comedy, Trash Cinema, Movie Sequels, Found On Shelf Podcast, Indie Film Reviews, Cult Classics, B-Movies, Dark Humor, Movie Parodies, Sci-Fi Horror, Reality Tv Satire, Bad Special Effects, Amateur Filmmaking, Mockumentary Style, Viral Marketing, Podcast Humor, Film Analysis
It's Christmas in July, and we've got special guests! Did you know Christmas With Cookie had a part 3? Well, we had to talk about it. Joining us on the episode is the star of the movie, Alan Maxson, and the director, Shawn Schminke. Also popping in is Head Videovore and editor-in-chief of Lunchmeat VHS, Josh Schafer, to talk all things VHS, including the special limited edition VHS copy of Christmas With Cookie!! You can head over to www.lunchmeatvhs.com and order your copy today!
What do you say I take you home and watch I Love Lucy? In celebration of Shark Week 2024, we found a part 3 shark movie to watch, Shark Attack 3: Megalodon! Discover the behind-the-scenes stories, including John Barrowman's improvised lines and the director's unique background in adult films.
From American Hero Chuck Rampart to stories of guys whipping their junk out, this episode has a lot to offer
Megalo-who?
If you're a fan of cult classics and bizarre horror comedies, then our latest podcast episode is just what you need. We dive deep into the twisted world of "Basket Case 3," directed by the legendary Frank Henenlotter. This film is a wild ride from start to finish, filled with mutant babies, dark humor, and the kind of practical effects that make you both cringe and laugh out loud.
"Basket Case 3" picks up right where its predecessor left off, throwing us back into the chaotic lives of Dwayne and his monstrous brother Belial. This time around, Belial's girlfriend, Eve, is pregnant, and the family is on a road trip to find a doctor who can help with the delivery. What follows is a series of bizarre and hilarious events that only Henenlotter could dream up
Brace yourselves, listeners, as 'Found on Shelf' dives into the bewildering chaos of 'Fred 3: Camp Fred'. In this episode, hosts Patrick and Dustin, joined by Dustin's daughter Lyra, navigate the perplexing landscape of Fred Figglehorn's summer camp misadventures. With a voice that could shatter glass and a plot that defies all logic, this Nickelodeon sequel pushes the boundaries of what can be considered "entertainment".
Join us as we dissect the peculiar phenomenon that is Fred, from his YouTube origins to his inexplicable rise to movie stardom. Lyra provides a fresh perspective, adding her own critiques and insights into why this film might just be the worst of the worst. From camp rivalries to nonsensical musical numbers, 'Fred 3' is a journey into the bizarre world of children's cinema that you won't want to miss.
Will the 'Found on Shelf' team survive the auditory assault of Fred's high-pitched antics? Can they uncover any redeeming qualities in this cinematic oddity? Tune in to find out, and maybe keep some earplugs handy.
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Camp Movies, Fred Figglehorn, Fred 3: Camp Fred, Nickelodeon Movies, Internet Sensations, Camp Comedy, Sequels, Youtube Celebrities, John Cena, Camp Iwannapeepee, Musical Numbers, Summer Camp Games, Comedy Movies, Internet Culture, Kid-Friendly Comedy, Youtube History, Movie Reviews
Summer is just around the corner, time to get the kids ready for camp! This week, Patrick and Dustin are joined by the delightful Cammy as they unpack the chaotic fun of 'Sleepaway Camp III: Teenage Wasteland.' Dive into the bizarre world where Angela Baker, the notorious camp slasher, returns with her unique brand of camp counseling. From outrageous kills to unexpected rap battles, this episode has it all!
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Sleepaway Camp, Horror Comedy, Angela Baker, 80s Slasher Films, Camp Horror, Cult Classic, Summer Camp, Horror Sequels, Trans Representation, Camp Killers, Slasher Movies, Horror Movie Analysis, Movie Review Podcast, 80S Horror Movies, Pride Month, Campfire Stories, Horror Movie Trivia, Angela Baker Kills, Cult Horror Films, Horror Icons, 80S Movie Nostalgia, Happy Pride
Descend into the peculiar world of 'Josh Kirby: Time Warrior! Part 3 - Trapped in Toy World' with the 'Found on Shelf' crew as they dissect the bizarre fabric of this Moonbeam Entertainment misadventure. In this episode, hosts Patrick and Dustin, along with their freshly resurrected guests Gabe and Casey from the Glass Half Full Moon podcast, navigate the confounding landscape where toys rule and human logic is left at the door.
Explore the toy tyranny of Geppetto's creation, a planet where the war criminal-turned-toymaker has crafted a society of sentient playthings, each more eccentric than the last. From a flirtatious Raggedy Ann with an eye for 'non-toys', to a French egg guarding the gates, this toy world is a fever dream of Charles Band's making. Our hosts grapple with the film's ceaseless dance numbers, nonsensical plot twists, and a protagonist who is a Time Lord in name only.
Is 'Josh Kirby' a hidden gem of children's sci-fi, or a torturous trial that even Heaven couldn't stomach? Grab your most comforting plaything and join the 'Found on Shelf' team as they attempt to unlock the mysteries of Toy World and the enigma that is Josh Kirby.
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Josh Kirby, Time Warrior, Toy World, Moonbeam Entertainment, Charles Band, Raggedy Ann, French Egg, Non-Toys, Dance Numbers, Mormon Cinema, Found On Shelf Podcast, Geppetto, War Criminal, Sentient Toys, Moonbeam Madness, Time Lord, Trapped in Toy World, Sequel Insanity, Toy Tyranny, Doctor Who
From the shadowy corners of Hollywood's forgotten reels, 'Found on Shelf' uncovers the bewildering world of 'Angel III: The Final Chapter.' Join Patrick, Dustin, and our intrepid guest Chris as they navigate the neon-lit labyrinth of this 80s sequel, where high school honor students moonlight as streetwalkers and the line between justice and vengeance blurs under the harsh glow of the LA skyline.
In this episode, we dissect the third chapter of the Angel saga, where Angel's quest to find her estranged sister plunges her into the seedy underbelly of white slavery rings and cocaine-fueled cartels. With a plot that twists more than the Pacific Coast Highway, our hosts grapple with Angel's transformation from vigilante schoolgirl to hardened crime photographer, all while questioning the very fabric of sequel logic.
So, slip into your best undercover attire and join us as we question every decision that led to 'Angel III: The Final Chapter'
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Angel III, Sequels Gone Wild, Undercover Operations, Hollywood Boulevard, White Slavery, Cocaine Cartels, Crime Photography, 1980s Los Angeles, Found On Shelf Podcast, Vigilante Justice, Franchise Fatigue, Sequel Logic, Sisterly Bonds, Street Justice, Exploitation Films, Neon Noir
What do the Menendez Brothers, a drug addicted boxer, Captain Power and Prom have in common? Step into the eerie corridors of Hamilton High as 'Found on Shelf' plunges into the spectral chaos of 'Prom Night III: The Last Kiss'. In this episode, hosts Patrick and Dustin unravel the perplexing afterlife of Mary Lou Maloney, who refuses to let death cramp her prom queen style. When the vengeful spirit latches onto "average Joe" Alex Gray, his life spirals into a B-movie bonanza of ghostly seductions, retrograde murders, and a love triangle that defies the bounds of the living world.
Brought to you by Horse Co...oh, they didn't pay for the read? Never mind, I'll just leave that part out this week.
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Prom Night 3, Sequels Special, Apocalypse, Liquor, Locust Spray, Taylor Swift Tour, Swiftie, Canadian Horror, Found On Shelf Podcast, Homeschooling, River Of Blood, Social Disease, Haunting, Murder, 1950S Diner, Ghost Possession, High School Prom, Side Project, Economic Advice, Sequel Spoof
Does a solar eclipse mean the end of times?!?!
Welcome to the world of 'Apocalypse III: Tribulation,' the focus of our latest podcast episode at Found on Shelf. This isn't just any movie discussion; it's a deep dive into the fringes of Christian cinema, where faith meets the apocalyptic in ways you never imagined.
Together with our special guest, Specc, we peel back the layers of the apocalypse. Find out how evil VR headsets will control your future and so much more. Is this the end of times....or just the end of good taste? Find out now!
Today's episode is brought to you by Mein Götse Beer. The official beer of the German spelunking team, when you're ready for a good time, just grip it and rip it
Keywords:
Apocalypse III: Tribulation, Gary Busey, Christian Films, Rapture, End Times, Antichrist, Virtual Reality, Christian Entertainment, Religious Podcast, Obscure Movies, Christian Prophecy, Left Behind Series, Cloud Ten Productions, Film Editing, New Age Beliefs, Christian Apocalypse, Howie Mandel, Spiritual Warfare, Evangelical Media, Christian Thriller
Monster Babies on an island sounds like a great concept, right? But what happens when you spend more time in a courtroom than you do on the actual island? Or if someone decides that "hey, monster babies have accelerated growth".
We continue our journey into part 3 movies with Larry Cohen's "It's Alive III: Island of the Alive" staring Michael Moriarty and Karen Black.
This episode is brought to you by our sponsors at "Better Than Nothing" it may not be the best help, but it's better than nothing.
Unearth the secrets of the video store aisles as 'Found On Shelf' returns for another electrifying episode. This week, hosts Patrick and Dustin dust off the VHS case of 'Ninja III: The Domination', a film that defies all expectations with its supernatural spin on the ninja genre. When an evil ninja's spirit seeks vengeance through the body of an unsuspecting aerobics instructor/phone line technician, chaos and high kicks ensue.
Our hosts grapple with the film's wild blend of martial arts, 80s aerobics, and a romance that's as questionable as it is compelling. From possessed arcade cabinets to V8-fueled seduction, this episode peels back the layers of a movie that's as much a time capsule as it is a cult classic. Will Patrick and Dustin be swayed by the film's peculiar charm, or will the ninja's curse strike again? Tune in for a deep dive into the mystic madness of 'Ninja III: The Domination' and discover if this third installment slices through the competition or simply vanishes in a puff of smoke.
This episode is brought to you by Crazy Howie’s Genuine Cure-All. Never worry about getting sick ever again with Crazy Howie’s Genuine Cure-All
🎞 Episode Keywords
Ninja III: The Domination, Martial Arts, Supernatural, Aerobics, 80s, V8 Juice, Cult Classic, Film Analysis, Possession, Romance, Cult Film Discussion, Ninja Genre, Movie Deep Dive,
Unravel the threads of time as hosts Patrick and Dustin tackle the enigmatic and perplexing world of direct-to-video sequels in their latest episode. This time, they're discussing the bewildering 'Nemesis 3: Time Lapse' – a film that defies the very fabric of narrative structure. With a plot that zigzags through a maze of flashbacks, recycled footage, and a desert wasteland, our hosts dissect the good, the bad, and the downright nonsensical.
This episode is brought to you by Leap Year:
"Leap year. It's totally necessary and real and not just made up"
www.foundonshelfpod.com
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Gimcrack Video, Sequels Special, Warehouse In The Desert, Time Travel Movies, Nemesis 3: Time Lapse, Leap Year, Found On Shelf Podcast, Movie Discussion, Patrick And Dustin, Cyborgs, Part Three Movies, Time Lapse Concept, Pray Harder, Post-Apocalyptic Setting, Leap Day National Holiday, Albert Pyun Movies, Cyborg Enemy, Low Budget Filmmaking, Bodybuilder Actors, Future And Past Settings
Dive headfirst into the bizarre world of the FP franchise with the latest episode of 'Found On Shelf'. Patrick and Dustin embark on a bewildering journey through the third installment, 'FP 3: Escape from Bako'. This time, the series takes an inexplicable turn, leaving the dance-fight roots for a perplexing sci-fi adventure complete with green screens, time travel, and a battle to prevent a sobriety storm. The co-hosts grapple with the erratic plot, the jarring shift from the original film, and the strange dialect that dominates the dialogue. Will they find hidden genius in the chaos, or is it a cinematic misstep too far? Will our co-hosts keep it hundo p? Tune in to hear their take on whether this sequel stands on its own, and if it's a worthy continuation or a stark departure from the dance-fight dystopia that started it all.
This episode brought to you by Bomb Ass Socks:
"These socks are the bomb yo"
www.foundonshelfpod.com
Episode Keywords
The FP 3: Escape from Bako, Sequel, Sci-Fi, Time Travel, Sobriety Storm, Dance-Fight, Green Screen, Film Analysis, Movie Review, Film Critique, Sequel Shift, Genre-Bending, Film Series, Part 3
Step into the video store of the past with 'Found On Shelf' as hosts Patrick and Dustin rewind through a year of cinematic exploration. From uncovering hidden gems to dissecting notorious flops, this year-end special promises a journey through the annals of film history that's as unpredictable as it is entertaining.
Tune in and discover why every movie deserves a second chance on the shelf.
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Found On Shelf, Podcast, Movies, Forgotten Classics, Season Review, Film Analysis, Co-Hosts Patrick And Dustin, Movie Choices, Listener Feedback, Film Recommendations, Movie Segments, Unconventional Films, Season Three, Narrative Continuity, Entertainment Discussion, Year-End Special, Creative Process, Film Discovery, Listener Engagement, Film Industry Insights
Get ready to deck your halls with Raccoon Penises - Patrick and Dustin are back with another holiday special, this time discussing the weird Christmas "classic" Killer Raccoons Two: Dark Christmas in the Dark. Dustin dives deep into all the details on this direct-to-DVD spoof of Under Siege Two, from the absurd plot involving raccoon-operated space lasers and terrorist train hijackings to the controversial puppetry techniques used to bring the chaotic critters to life. Patrick questions the filmmakers' creative choices while Dustin revels in the ridiculousness. With cameos from comedians like Ron Lynch and Ron Jeremy, it's sure to bring awkward laughs and holiday jeers. If you love laughing at corny, campy Christmas cinema, tune in as we unwrap this gift of festive joy!
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Christmas, Holiday, Movies, Saving Christmas, Killer Raccoons Two, Dark Christmas, Spoof, Under Siege Two, Raccoons, Space Laser, Terrorists, Hijack, Train, Questionable, Comedy, Ron Lynch, Ron Jeremy, Puppetry, Controversial
Meet Robo Saint Nick in the holiday slasher, Christmas Bloody Christmas! When an animatronic Santa decoration goes haywire, he embarks on a brutal killing spree, slaughtering people in creatively gruesome ways. It's a great movie for horror fans looking for some seasonal scares and over-the-top holiday carnage. Check it out if you're looking for something different to get you in the holiday spirit!
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Christmas Horror, Animatronic Santa, Record Store, Toy Store, Getting Drunk, Spending The Night, Having Sex, Santa Kills People, Slicing People In Half, Disemboweling People, Stabbing Santa, Tasing Santa, Setting Santa On Fire, Running Santa Over, Cops Killed, Last Survivor, Fighting Santa, Creative Kills, Ineffective Cops, Bloody Christmas
Happy Krampusnacht!
Today we're taking a look at some Krampus movies, we're getting some help from the fine folks at Glass Half Full Moon as we dig through not just one, but THREE Krampus movies. The incoherent mess that is Krampus Unleashed, the Rob Zombie rip-off Krampus the Devil Returns, and the utterly bizarre Sister Krampus
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Krampus, Krampus Movies, Krampus Mythology, Holiday Horror, Christmas Horror, Low Budget Horror, B Movies, Rotten Tomatoes, Confusing Plots, Poor Production, Santa Claus, Zombie Soldiers, Holy Water, Arizona Setting, Inaccurate Costumes, Happy Endings
Black Roses brings together heavy metal and demonic possession for a wholly unique horror cocktail. Patrick and Dustin have a killer time dissecting this offbeat 80s flick about a band of literal monsters intent on corrupting a small town's youth. Tune in for their hilarious commentary on every outrageous moment, from exploding kids to the local teacher's attempts to beat back demonic teens with a tennis racket
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Horror, Rock Music, Demonic Possession, Small Town, Youth Corruption, Heavy Metal, Cult, Teacher, Mayor, Fire, Skeletons, Tennis Racket, Madison Square Garden, Monsters, Explosions, Transformation, Chanting, Campy, Drama, Side Plots
Welcome back to Rocksgiving, our musical movie month of November. Join Dustin and Patrick for recap of the bonkers 1980 musical fantasy Xanadu. We try to make sense of the kooky plot involving a muse bringing inspiration to frustrated artist Sonny, who dreams of opening a glitzy nightclub. Packed with big stars, flashy musical numbers, and plenty of head-scratching absurdity, Xanadu was a notorious flop that has since become a cult classic. Tune in as we break down the strangeness, from the awkward Gene Kelly and Olivia Newton-John romance to the trippy, logic-defying moments.
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Xanadu, Musical Fantasy, Gene Kelly, Olivia Newton-John, Muse, Clarinet, Roller Skates, Nightclub, Electric Light Orchestra, Box Office Disaster, Abrupt Ending, Confusing Plot, Elaborate Musical Numbers, Inspiration, Abandoned Building, Record Company, Dance, Dreams, Frustration, Following Your Passion
When hosts Dustin and Patrick suggest to their guest Satan that he was involved in the creation of the infamously unwatchable 1989 cult classic "Things," Satan vehemently denies it. Nevertheless, they decide to experience "Things" together. What follows is a descent into hysterical laughter and outright rage as they attempt to analyze the incomprehensible disaster of a film. By the end, any shred of sanity among them is destroyed. But will the true horror of "Things" continue to haunt them forever after?
✍️ Episode References
Things (1989 film)
Amber Lynn
Barry J. Gillis
Tales from the Dead Zone
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Things Movie, Canadian Horror, Amberlynn Porn Actress, Dubbed Audio, Poor Sound Quality, Character Fred, Blood Like Maple Syrup, Sandwich Scene, Barry J. Gillis Music Video, Director Gillis, Bret Hart Film, Corey Feldman, Survived Not Enjoyed, Satan Pact, Podcast Promotion, Movie Suggestions, Horror Film Discussion, Found On Shelf Podcast, Halloween Episode, Movie Analysis
Thanks to Patrick, Dustin is now a Zombie and what better way to celebrate a Zombie Podcast than watching a Zombie movie, Redneck Zombies! Stay tuned for this comprehensive dissection of a unique piece of cult cinema, where zombies, moonshine, and hillbillies intertwine for a hilarious yet horrifying ride.
After being brought back from the dead by an evil video store clerk (its a lot, go listen to the previous episode) Patrick rejoins us in the flesh...well, the undead flesh at least. In this episode, we take a deep dive into the 1993 comedy, My Boyfriend's Back. This underrated gem tells the hilariously unconventional tale of a teenage zombie, Johnny, who is hellbent on taking the most popular girl, Missy, to prom, even after he dies trying to impress her.
Well, Patrick's dead but the show must go on, looks like Dustin needs to find a new co-host. We celebrate our 50th episode by watching a movie that's 50 years old! The bizarre and confusing 1973 low-budget British film "Horror Hospital" which involves brain experiments, zombies and a doctor who may be a melted monster.
Halloween starts now! In this special, in-person episode, your hosts Patrick and Dustin dare to explore a mysterious film that literally showed up on Patrick's doorstep - "Cthulhu Mansion." Despite its title, promising Lovecraftian horror straight "from the mind of H.P. Lovecraft," the film betrays expectations by lack of any actual Lovecraftian elements in the plot. Instead, it follows a group of criminals who kidnap a carnival magician, leading to a series of ill-conceived supernatural events within the titular mansion.
And to add a dash of intrigue, our session ends unexpectedly as the lights go out and Patrick manages to pull off a disappearing act, leaving Dustin to wrap things up solo and somewhat bewildered.....
Naked Space, The Creature Wasn't Nice, Spaceship...a movie known by several names, but not known by many people. Dustin talks about Milf Manor and introduces Patrick to a movie he found in a $5 bin many years ago, except now we've got a copy of the original directors cut to compare it to. Leslie Nielsen, Cindy Williams, and Gerrit Graham star in this musical sci-fi horror comedy.
Funky Forest: First Contact, aka Naisu no mori: The First Contact. I don't even know how to describe this episode or this movie, but we try our best. It's just insane, go watch it and listen to us discover more information to try and make sense of the whole thing.
As we wind down summer it's time we learn some fun facts about mosquitos, or perhaps their most annoying counterpart the Mosquito Man...or is it Mansquito? This made for Syfy channel, monster movie couldn't decide on a name, yet somehow decided to make Corin Nemec a tough police officer.
Patrick takes us on a trip to his childhood as we explore R.I.O.T. The Righteous Invasion Of Truth from Carman, the Christian propaga...I mean film that is really a series of music videos with a horrible "story" as a wrap around, but we had to sit through watching it and now you have to sit through listening to us talk about it.
In celebration of summer camping in the woods, we're taking a trip back to 1996 and checking out our first Chuck Norris film, the family friendly movie Forest Warrior.
Kids setting up Home Alone style traps trying to save the forest from an evil lumberjack company with terrible dance moves while the legendary shapeshifter, who is also a master if Native American Martial Arts, Chuck Norris stops an active chainsaw with his bare hands...yup
In honor of Shark week we're watching....Repligator?
A 1998 movie about the Army testing out a new device that ends up turning male soldiers into females with rampant nymphomania that turn into alligators when they have an orgasm.
Yes, this is a real movie.
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