31 Days of Halloween continues with some mainstream Miike in 2003's One Missed Call.

ENDING MUSIC: Shino Chakushin Melody by Koji Endo

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31 Days of Halloween continues with some cannibalisme Français courtesy of 2001's Trouble Every Day.

ENDING MUSIC: Trouble Every Day by The Mothers of Invention

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31 Days of Halloween continues as I contend with the provocation that is 1997's Funny Games.

ENDING MUSIC: Bonehead by Naked City

31 Days of Halloween continues as I make the risky choice to watch 1992's Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me without having watched the entirety of Twin Peaks.

ENDING MUSIC: Laura Palmer's Theme by Angelo Badalamenti

31 Days of Halloween continues as I go looking for a goofy horror movie with a killer mutant cat and I find in 1987's Uninvited.

ENDING MUSIC: Mean Eyed Catby Johnny Cash

31 Days of Halloween continues with a film that has a sad sort of resonance in today's climate - 1985's Warning Sign.

ENDING MUSIC: Germs of Perfection by Bad Religion

This week on the Talk Without Rhythm Podcast I'm exploring two classics of French horror cinema: 1955's Diabolique and 1960's Eyes Without a Face.

[00:00] INTRO

[02:27] Chin Stroker vs. Punter Promo

[03:35] RANDOM CONVERSATION

[14:13] Diabolique (1955)

[42:29] Eyes Without a Face (1960)

[01:10:46] FEEDBACK

[01:26:14] ENDING MUSIC: Eyes Without a Face by Marsheaux

Buy Diabolique (1955)
Buy Eyes Without a Face (1960)

31 Days of Halloween continues as Clive Barker makes his inauspicious debut in cinema with 1985's Underworld.

ENDING MUSIC: Children of the Underworld by Entombed

31 Days of Halloween continues with extended montages of band frolicking in 1985's Hard Rock Zombies..

ENDING MUSIC: Shake It Out by Paul Sabu

31 Days of Halloween continues as I discover all you to be "punk" is excessive amounts of eye makeup in 1985's Future-Kill.

ENDING MUSIC: Futureal by Iron Maiden

31 Days of Halloween continues as Mel Brooks brings us into Burke and Hare territory with 1985's The Doctor and the Devils.

ENDING MUSIC: Murder by Dogsbody

31 Days of Halloween continues with a Wes Craven made-for-TV film, 1985's Chiller.

ENDING MUSIC: Ice Cold Man by Probot

31 Days of Halloween continues with Clancy Brown bringing the pathos while Sting brings the smirk 1985's The Bride.

ENDING MUSIC: Bride of Frankenstein by Bloodsucking Zombies from Outer Space

31 Days of Halloween as I dive into an Italian Exorcist rip-off with 1974's Beyond the Door.

ENDING MUSIC: Bargain With the Devil by Franco Micalizzi and Warren Wilson

This week on the Talk Without Rhythm Podcast I'm exploring the highs and lows of Stephen King adaptations with 1976's Carrie and 1992's Lawnmower Man.

[00:00] INTRO

[02:17] Trick or Treat Radio Promo

[03:34] RANDOM CONVERSATION

[10:29] Carrie (1976)

[59:50] Lawnmower Man (1992)

[01:32:00] FEEDBACK

[01:39:57] ENDING MUSIC: Blood in My Eyes by Calabrese

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Buy Lawnmower Man (1992)

31 Days of Halloween continues as I attempt to avoid any "suck" puns while discussing 1974's Blood for Dracula.

ENDING MUSIC: Dracula Goes Dreamy by Hot Blood

31 Days of Halloween continues with a morality play that has the totally opposite effect on me with 1973's Flesh for Frankenstein.

ENDING MUSIC: Feed My Frankenstein by Alice Cooper

31 Days of Halloween continues as De Palma takes his first steps into genre film making with 1973's Sisters.

ENDING MUSIC: Revenge by Patti Smith

31 Days of Halloween continues with a surrealistic slice of 70s horror in 1973's Messiah of Evil.

ENDING MUSIC: The New Messiah by Rotting Christ

31 Days of Halloween continues with Japanese Ghost Cats exacting justified vengeance in 1968's Kuroneko.

ENDING MUSIC: Invitation to Die by Sigh

31 Days of Halloween continues as Roger Corman and Dick Miller take aim at artistic pretension in 1959's A Bucket of Blood.

ENDING MUSIC: The Fairy Tale of Billy the Butcher: Bucket of Blood by Bloodsucking Zombies from Outer Space

31 Days of Halloween continues as I discover the real-life tragedy which spawned from 1945's Hangover Square.

ENDING MUSIC: Burn the Flame by Roky Erickson

This week on the Talk Without Rhythm Podcast we have a double-feature of UK TV horror flicks penned by the great Nigel Kneale with 1972's The Stone Tape and 1989's The Woman in Black.

[00:00] INTRO

[01:42] Tales from the Podcast Promo

[02:21] RANDOM CONVERSATION

[16:32] The Stone Tape (1972)

[45:20] The Woman in Black (1989)

[01:13:03] FEEDBACK

[01:27:18] ENDING MUSIC: If You Have Ghosts by Roky Erickson

Buy The Stone Tape (1972)
Buy Woman in Black (1989)

31 Days of Halloween continues as we discover that remakes are FAR from a modern phenomenon with 1944's The Lodger.

ENDING MUSIC: Hands of the Ripper by She's Still Dead

31 Days of Halloween continues with a Val Lewton production exploring Satanism and homosexual subtext in 1943's The Seventh Victim.

ENDING MUSIC: 7th House by Danzig