In this episode of the Dead Formats podcast, Chris is joined by Bones of 5 Day Rentals and DK from Nerds, Geeks, and the Kitchen Sink/DK & Dan Like Bands to discuss the 1991 TV movie Yes Virginia, There Is a Santa Claus starring Charles Bronson and Richard Thomas. The team explores the film's plot, which alternates between the struggles of a poor I…

Chris is joined by guests Dan from TYTD Reviews and Triv from Trivial Theater to discuss the 1998 film Feeders 2: Slay Bells. The conversation covers various aspects of the film, including its plot, characters, and the evident progression of the Polonia brothers' filmmaking techniques from the first Feeders movie. The team also examines the movie’s…

Chris is joined by Brantley from Horror Drafts and George from The Best Little Horror House in Philly to discuss the 1972 Mexican lucha libre film, Santo vs. Frankenstein's Daughter. They break down the plot, discuss the film's unique blend of horror and wrestling, and analyze the cultural significance of Santo and lucha libre. The discussion also …

In this episode of Dead Formats, Chris is joined by Greg and Murph from The Weekly Podcast Massacre to discuss the unfinished and unofficial 1983 film Wolfman vs. Godzilla (伝説の巨獣狼男対ゴジラ). They explore the film's development, its intriguing yet fragmented storyline, and its potential within the kaiju genre. The conversation highlights comparisons wit…

Chris invites the three hosts of 5 Day Rentals, Bones, Kron, and Dan, for a special episode where they play the 1994 children's choose your own adventure audio cassette for the 2-XL interactive robot, Tales from the Crypt Keeper: If Wishes Were Hornets. Throughout the episode, they face trivia questions related to the films they've covered on 5DR, …

Chris is joined by Murph and Greg from The Weekly Podcast Massacre to review the 1978 made-for-TV movie KISS Meets the Phantom of the Park. They discuss the film's convoluted plot, behind-the-scenes drama, and its campy blend of rock music, sci-fi, and martial arts. They explore the movie's bizarre elements, such as robot werewolves, and its connec…

Chris is joined by DK and Dan Like Bands to discuss Edward Furlong's bizarre 1992 Japanese pop album Hold on Tight and its accompanying documentary I'll Be Waiting. They explore the backstory of the album's creation, its peculiar place within Japanese idol culture, and the forced involvement of a young Furlong. The trio also shares their top three …

Chris is joined by Dan from TYTD Reviews and Triv from Trivial Theater to discuss the world of lost media. They explore the drama surrounding the lost pilot of the Backyardigans and the behavior of film collectors who hoard rare media. The trio also reviews two German splatter films: Zyklus: Der blutige Sommer von 1999 (2004) and Splotsch: Ordnung …

Chris is joined by Jim and Steve from Waxing The Porpoise to discuss the 1996 made-for-TV movie Project: ALF. They delve into the movie's plot, its standing as a series finale for the ALF TV show, and share personal anecdotes about the franchise. The conversation explores various facets, including Martin Sheen's surprising role, the film's humor (o…

Dead Formats is joined by Dakota and Chris from the Two in the Pinku podcast to explore the niche genre of groper train films from Japan, with a focus on the obscure 1983 film Groper Sucking Train (痴漢おしゃぶり電車). They discuss the history and characteristics of the genre, the societal and cultural context, and share insights into the challenges of arch…

Chris is joined by Bones of 5 Day Rentals and DK from Nerds, Geeks, and the Kitchen Sink/DK & Dan Like Bands to explore the 1993 Russian novel Alien: Contact (ЧУЖИЕ КНИГА 4: КОНТАКТ), an unofficial continuation of the Alien saga. The trio discusses the process of translating this work, the bizarre plot and character choices, and the larger implicat…

Chris is joined by Murph from The Weekly Podcast Massacre and Dan from 5 Day Rentals/DK & Dan Like Bands to explore the 1979 made-for-TV movie, The Jericho Mile, directed by Michael Mann. They discuss the film's production challenges, thematic elements, and draw parallels between this and Mann's later works like Thief and Heat. The conversation als…

Chris is joined by Greg from The Weekly Podcast Massacre and Kron from 5 Day Rentals as they discuss the 1990 Japanese film Yellow Fangs (リメインズ　美しき勇者たち aka Remains: Beautiful Heroes) directed by Sonny Chiba. They cover the film's background, including its inspiration from the real-life 1915 Sankebetsu brown bear incident (三毛別羆事件). The conversation …

Chris is joined by Bones, Dan, and Kron from the 5 Day Rentals podcast to discuss the 2002 Japanese film TOYD, a made-for-satellite TV movie about a murderous toy. Notably, this film was previously unavailable anywhere and lacks entries on IMDB or Letterboxd. The group talks about the plot, character dynamics, and the cultural context of the film. …

Chris is joined by Dan from TYTD Reviews and Triv from Trivial Theater to explore the 1996 SOV film Feeders directed by the infamous Polonia brothers and Jon McBride. They discuss the unique regional aspects, filmmaking techniques, and distinct features of this low-budget sci-fi horror. The conversation covers various highlights, including practica…

Chris is joined by Brantley from Horror Drafts and George from The Best Little Horror House in Philly to explore the quirky and bizarre world of Japanese V-Cinema. They examine three films: Miracle Bunny 1 & 2 and Cyclops, discussing their surreal plotlines, the origins of these unique movies, and appreciating the blend of campy humor and practical…

Chris is joined by Bones from 5 Day Rentals and DK from Nerds, Geeks, and the Kitchen Sink to discuss The Trial of the Incredible Hulk (1989). They delve into the film's origins, its connection to the TV series, the portrayal of key characters like Daredevil and Kingpin, and its impact as a made-for-TV movie. They also explore the broader context o…

May the 4th be with you! Chris is joined by DK and Chris from the Nerds, Geeks, & The Kitchen Sink to delve into the 1988 Japanese film Cyber Ninja (未来忍者 慶雲機忍外伝). They discuss the film's origins, its unique fusion of feudal Japanese and sci-fi aesthetics, and its overt inspirations from Star Wars. They also touch upon the film's faithfulness as an …

In this episode, Chris is joined by Greg and Murph, co-hosts of The Weekly Podcast Massacre, to delve into the 1990 film The Two Jakes, a legacy sequel to Chinatown. They discuss the troubled production history of the movie directed by and starring Jack Nicholson, analyzing its narrative, performances, and how it compares to its predecessor. The co…

In this episode of Dead Formats, host Chris discusses the 1995 sci-fi horror film 'Colony Mutation' with special guest Dan, a film critic and YouTuber from TYTD Reviews. They explore the film's plot, technical inconsistencies, and its reliance on phone calls and restaurant scenes for exposition. The discussion touches on the film's mysterious produ…

In this episode, Chris collaborates with Bones, Kron, and Laundry Dan from the 5 Day Rentals podcast to explore 'Hot Dog Video Vol. 11 - Check Your Level on Love & Sex,' a quirky 1989 Japanese video magazine designed to test and improve one's skills in romance. They navigate various dating and intimacy scenarios, analyze cultural nuances, and engag…

Chris is joined by Jim from Waxing the Porpoise and Staring Jon to discuss the 2001 USA Network original movie Beer Money. The trio reminisces about the film's unique mix of early 2000s pop culture, low-budget charm, and crude humor. Nostalgic diversions include discussions about 2000s commercials, Jim's turn-of-the-century stint as a Blockbuster t…

Chris is joined by Brantley from Horror Drafts and George from The Best Little House in Philly to delve into the world of Japanese V-Cinema with a focus on two films: Gakidama (餓鬼魂) and Biotherapy. They discuss the origins and characteristics of V-Cinema, analyze the themes and practical effects of both films, and share insights into the cultural c…

In this episode, Chris is joined by Bones from 5 Day Rentals and DK from Nerds, Geeks, and the Kitchen Sink to discuss 'Phantasm Revision,' a fan edit by Jorge Torres-Torres that condenses all five Phantasm films into a single, 90-minute feature. They reflect on the original series by Don Coscarelli, debate theories about the overarching narrative …

Welcome to Dead Formats, a movie podcast all about, you guessed it, dead formats. But it’s not just about videotapes and laserdiscs. It’s about any of the types of movies that just don’t get made anymore – interactive movies, made-for-TV stuff, shot-on-video films, that sort of thing. If it’s obscure, bizarre, or almost unwatchable, we want to talk…

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We introduce the mission of this podcast then dive into the world of Full Moon Entertainment and Charles Band. Featuring Puppet Master 1-7, Trancers 1-5, Meridian, Subspecies, The Pit and The Pendulum and Shrunken Heads.Email us at [email protected]: www.facebook.com/CSPWDFAlso thanks to the band Zombi for use of their song Cassiopeiacheck t…