Episode 78 – Batman: The Doom That Came to Gotham Who better to be the logical, unsentimental protagonist of a Lovecraftian journey into discovery than the world’s greatest detective? This animated adaptation of Batman: The Doom That Came to Gotham,...
Episode 77 – Dark Sea If you’re anything like us, then you saw the comments about this Portuguese-language horror film being called “one of the goriest films since Braindead” and laughed about it for the 20 or so minutes. Then they...
Episode 76 – The Deep Ones If you have no interest in the boys discussing theoretical outcomes for Better Than You Bay Bay, then skip ahead to 12:28. If you have no interest in a horror film with troubling sexual...
Episode 75 – Harbinger Down Sporting a 4.6/10 on IMDb and a 38% on Rotten Tomatoes, Harbinger Down hasn’t exactly imbedded itself indelibly in the public consciousness nor has it earned status as a cult classic. Still, costing just a shade over...
Episode 74 – Necronomicon: Book of Dead A horror anthology demands a discussion with someone who knows a thing or two about horror anthologies, so Jonathan Inbody of Gray Matter: An Acid Horror Anthology Podcast joins the podcast to discuss the truly...
Episode 73 – The Thing The Cast of Cthulhu will be taking a hiatus for June as Jim moves and settles into a new place, so on this episode, the podcast goes out not with a bang, but with a whimper,...
Episode 72 – Prometheus Filmmaker, podcaster, musician, and all around good guy, Tim Buel, joins to talk Prometheus, the film that actually first brought Jim and James together so many years ago. The boys all recount what their first impressions (sober or...
Episode 71- Cthulhu Mansion A film can be forgiven of its crime of being, but it’s harder to forgive a film for being boring. Imagine the Sisyphean task of forgiving a film that’s both bad and boring? You don’t have to imagine...
Episode 70 – Colour From the Dark Sorry for the unexpected delay in posting, folks – this is what happens when Norovirus rips through a household! Isn’t it funny how sometimes a low-budget Italian horror film set in 1943 is...
Episode 69 – The Last Lovecraft: Relic of Cthulhu (2009) The Cast of Cthulhu goes low-budget for this episode to cover Slamdance alum, The Last Lovecraft: Relic of Cthulhu. An intriguing premise is sabotaged by juvenile humor tinged with homophobia and hamstrung by...
