Month: June 2013

  • Crash Discussion: Episode 6, Mad Scientist Movie Mayhem

    From the 1930s to today, the mad scientist subgenre has captivated moviegoers, regardless of farfetched storytelling. Billy Crash and Jonny Numb explore the truly mad from the mundane, investigate the subgenres themes, and discuss why mad scientist films may make a big comeback. Listen in, and leave us your review on iTunes!

  • Crash Analysis: PANIC IN YEAR ZERO! (1962)

    Fifty years later, I can’t foresee a different outcome How bad does a good man have to become to save his family? Okay you freaky dreamers. Forget the Zombipocalypse. That shit ain’t happenin’. Total       nuclear devastation? Not likely, but it could get ugly. Asteroid hit, or maybe the caldera in Yellowstone will…

  • Crash Discussion: Episode 5, Director’s Cuts: Friend or Foe?

    Billy Crash and Jonny Numb are back with “The Last Knock” to discuss the good and bad about DVDs, from director’s cuts to special editions – and what DVDs mean to Hollywood profits.

  • Crash Analysis: THE LAST MAN ON EARTH (Italy/USA, 1964) – My 1,500th Horror Movie

    Isolation and hopelessness leads to suicide by vampire Waiting to die Writer Richard Matheson thought the Grand Guignol, Vincent Price was miscast for the    role of Dr. Robert Morgan, but the actor captured the essence of a man with truly nothing to live for, which mirrored his role as THE FALL OF THE HOUSE…

  • Crash Discussion: Episode 4: Most Over-rated Horror Movies

    In “The Most Over-rated Horror Movies,” co-hosts Billy Crash and Jonny Numb dive into blasphemous territory, and knock some renowned horrors from their respective pedestals – with complete explanations, of course. Crash and Numb also ponder the unique horror conglomeration that is THE ABCs OF DEATH.