FOX’s small screen rethinking of Jim Sharman’s 1975 cult classic The Rocky Horror Picture Show is coming home to DVD right in time for Christmas. Look for it to drop on December 6th
DVD Special Features will include:
Extended Cut Featuring Deleted Scenes and Brad’s version of “Once in a While” sung by Ryan McCartan
Don’t Dream It, Make It: Celebrating “Rocky Horror”
Let’s Do The Time Warp Again: Comic-Con 2016
Laverne Cox Screen Test
Mick Rock Still Gallery
It looks like The Dudley Boyz and The Hardy Boyz will do battle one more time as they have been announced for House of Glory’s 6th anniversary show on December 17th in New York City.
Meet professional Japanese female wrestler known by many as ‘Aja Kong’. She tells us her story about growing up as a mixed-race child in Japan and transforming herself into a powerful role model.
This week we revisit the films of Rob Zombie and take a look at The Haunted World of El Superbeasto and the new theatrical release 31 [spoilers from 1:07:35 – 1:19:35]. Come find out if you should head to the theaters and spend your money or not.
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Disc One
Documentary:
* It All Begins Here
* Origins
* The Prestige
* Controversies
* Surprises
* Undercard
* Records
* Moments
* Legacy
Disc Two
Special Features:
Devil Hair
Pamela Anderson
Mae Young
Ric Flair’s Return
Batista Zipper
Women in the Rumble
Matches:
Royal Rumble Match
Royal Rumble • January 24, 1988
The Rockers vs. The Orient Express
Royal Rumble • January 19, 1991
WWE Championship Match
Ultimate Warrior vs. Sgt. Slaughter Royal Rumble • January 19, 1991
Royal Rumble Match
Royal Rumble • January 22, 1994
WWE Championship Match
Sycho Sid vs. Shawn Michaels
Royal Rumble • January 19, 1997
Tazz vs. Kurt Angle
Royal Rumble • January 23, 2000
Disc Three:
Royal Rumble Match
Royal Rumble • January 21, 2001
Royal Rumble Match
Royal Rumble • January 28, 2007
WWE Championship Match
CM Punk vs. The Rock
Royal Rumble • January 27, 2013
WWE Divas Championship Match
Charlotte vs. Becky Lynch
Royal Rumble • January 24, 2016
Blu-Ray Exclusives:
Winner Gets #30; Loser Gets #1
Duke Droese vs. Hunter Hearst Helmsley Royal Rumble – Free For All • January 21, 1996
Winner is #1 Contender 15-Man Royal Rumble Match SmackDown • January 29, 2004
Winner is #1 Contender RAW Royal Rumble RAW • January 31, 2011
Booker T Interview with Shawn Michaels Royal Rumble Kickoff • January 25, 2015
Source: WDNews
High Spots has released a follow up to their $5 Wrestling series with $10 Rasslin but this time around our two favorite commentators Marty and Colt are no where to be seen. Instead you have comedian Tim Statum and Gene Jackson pervading commentary and cheap jokes.
The difference between $5 and $10 Wrestling… Is nothing at all, it’s still bad. But Gene Jackson’s commentary makes up for it. But some of your favorites do return to the ring like Freight Train, Dynamite and Jeff Hart and a few new superstars are added like Jason Jr. a man dressed in black with a black hockey mask and Mikey, a Michael Myers knockoff who is drunk because he can’t stand on his own two feet.
Once the main show is over you are treated to a handful of extras with a match between Joe Hogan vs Antonio Garza, and a few backstage interviews.
Lastly… I’m a bit disappointed with $10 Rasslin I wasn’t feeling the awfulness that came from this three hour show. Plus the lack of Marty and Colt was felt, but as I said Gene Jackson made up for it.
I was hoping this game was going to be a Mario Kart clone, well it kinda is because of the racing and all but other than that Garfield Kart is a bad game in general. The controls are loose and clunky and needed to be tighten up. There are only sixteen tracks and they all are about the same. On the plus side you do have a cast of characters from the Garfield universe like Jon, Liz, Arlene and even Pooky.
The music in the game is repetitive and gets old fast and the power ups don’t work half the time because if you don’t read the digital manual you won’t know what they do. For example, lasagna will make you go faster and a spring will make you jump a few feet ahead.
I dropped thirty bones on this game and after three hours of game play I have beaten every challenge and there isn’t any online multiplayer to keep me coming back. Don’t even bother dropping cash on Garfield Kart, get Mario Kart instead.
Nintendo seems ready to change the face of gaming once again after stumbling out of the gate with the Wii U. There had been some rumblings of a new console on the way but today it was shown off to be a combination console and handheld system. Take a look at their announcement trailer and see for yourself.
One of the best games of the last decade is finally getting a sequel. Rockstar has announced Red Dead Redemption 2 with an exciting trailer that looks stunning. I can’t wait to get my hands on this.
Hugh Jackman has been playing Wolverine for almost two decades and in March we’ll get to see him pop the claws one last time. Taking parts from the Old Man Logan storyline and adding in a few elements of their own we’ll get to see a much older Wolverine in what looks like the not to distant future. Check out the red band trailer below.
The other day Marvel went and let loose their promotional items for probably the property I’m most excited about from them Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2. When the original movie was announced I was sure it would be the first Marvel movie flop but was ever so happy to see that I was completely wrong. It has since become my favorite Marvel film of all time. Check out the trailer below.
Doug and Bryan are on their own this week, as they try to cobble together some intelligent thoughts on two of the most messed up movies we’ve tried to review on the show, the 1977 Japanese film Hausu and 2015’s Turkish film, Baskin. Despite the challenge, they do a good job.
After the break and some feedback, Bryan talks about a ton of October watches including The Shallows, The Toolbox Murders, Eaten Alive, Maniac Cop, The Girl in the Photographs, Don’t go into the Woods, and More Brains! A Return to the Living Dead.
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This week we take a look at two different sequels to the 1979 classic, Alien. Yes you read that right. We discuss the well known official sequel, Aliens as well as the 1980 unofficial “sequel” Alien 2: On Earth.
We also discuss clowns, Luke Cage, and Steak n’ Shake.
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This week we take a look at a couple of films that have two things in common. One, they both have the same title and two, they both feature “legendary” stars. First is the 1953 House of Wax starring the one and only Vincent Price. Then, we watch a movie in which Paris Hilton takes a pole to the face. (No, not that one.)
After a very massive voicemail, we discuss Ghostheads, The 39 Steps, and Doomed: The Untold Story of Roger Corman’s the Fantastic Four.
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This week on the show we discuss the Tarantino/Rodriguez epic Grindhouse. Don’t worry. We review the trailers too.
After the break we (of course) get into another wrestling discussion as well as discuss a whole shit load of films including Green Room, Americathon, Critters 2, The Horror Show, Black Dynamite, Starcrash, Chopping Mall, Intruders, Always Watching: A Marble Hornets Story, Doomed: The Untold Story of Roger Corman’s the Fantastic Four, American Horror Story Season 6, Best Friends, and Pick-up.
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In anticipation of the upcoming HBO series, we decided to take a break from horror and check out the 70s sci-fi flicks Westworld and Futureworld. (Picture Jurassic Park with robot cowboys.) We also give our thoughts on a couple of Westworld T.V. promos, 80s cartoons, Extrodinary Tales, and Doug tries to talk us into having a Montreal Screwjob with him.
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Time to kick back with a couple of indie picks this week. We start by looking at 2002’s May, starring Angela Bettis and directed by Lucky McKee. Then we switch roles and discuss 2006’s Roman, starring Lucky McKee and directed by Angela Bettis. Spoiler alert. This may be one our most divisive reviews yet.
After the break we cover off some random fun. We listen to feedback, give some nicknames to listeners, and Doug switches from beer to rum.
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This week on the show, we introduce Bryan to two french home invasion films from the early 2000s, Ils [spoilers from 45:50-55:00] and Inside [spoilers from 1:18:15-1:34:30] Doug’s back this week, and tries his best to keep Scott and Bryan on topic. But come on…we can all predict how that goes.
Stick around after the main discussion for some wrestling, Alice Cooper, and Ed Gein.
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This week, on a very special episode of The Last Horrorcast, we discuss the miracle of life…and how if you’re not careful your baby will probably try and kill you. Scott and Bryan discuss 2009’s Grace and 1974’s It’s Alive. (We assume Doug’s out because he’s busy playing with his Doula.)
After the break, we have a ton of movies to talk about, as both Bryan and Scott had their own movie marathons recently. Titles mentioned include Green Room, Rolling Thunder, The Haunting in Connecticut, The Ruins, Sleepaway Camp III: Teenage Wasteland, Happy Hell Night, Ticks, Madman, Bloodbath at the House of Death, Friday the 13th (2009), Pacific Rim, Wrong Turn, Rings (short), The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003), and Halloween (2007).
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Well, we’ve managed to keep this show going for a full year now, and to celebrate, we decided to kick back and record a commentary track of an old favorite chosen by our listeners. Join us as we share thoughts, trivia, and jokes about Joel Schumacher’s 1987 classic, The Lost Boys. Thanks for all of your support and contributions throughout the year. It’s been a fun ride.
(If watching along at home, we recorded using the two-disc special edition DVD/Blu-ray)
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