Sit down and join us as we discuss Re-Animator from 1985. If you are a Lovecraft fan, you will enjoy this dive into the macabre.
Join us as we dive into the high-speed classic that launched the Mad Max franchise. Does Max Max still hold up and how does it compare to the ‘Road Warrior?’
Before Hunger Games there was a little known movie called Battle Royale where Japanese school children – who are living in a totalitarian dystopia – are forced to engage each other in mortal combat, which is all sold under the pretense of the greater good.
If your mom was a bitch, a robot, and bent on keeping you pure and safe (or so it seems) how would you negotiate that relationship? Things get worse when a stranger shows up looking for refuge.
It’s been a while since things got cosmic on the Lost Drive-In Podcast, and this week the lads get into Nick Cage, and the visual storytelling style represented in Color out of Space.
It is about time that Matthew and Dean use their ‘purty mouths’ to discuss a 70s classic that gets into the wild world of rafting, banjo players, and terrifying hill people who want to make you squeal like a pig.
It is no secret that Star Wars hasn’t dazzled the LSG Media crew for several years, but could Disney’s new hit series shake things up and resurrect the dead hearts of the hosts? We have a feeling the answer is YES!
It is no secret that Star Wars hasn’t dazzled the LSG Media crew for several years, but could Disney’s new hit series shake things up and resurrect the dead hearts of the hosts? We have a feeling the answer is YES!
The NRA may have found their new and favorite idol, a floating head that spits out guns to its loyal subjects. Is this an overlooked 70s gem loaded with interesting ideas or is it just a sci-fi action piece that hasn’t aged well despite Connery’s charm?
The lads discuss alien abductions and try to figure out the voracity of the claims from the supposed abducted in this classic sci-fi tale from the 90s.
Has Star Trek become more accessible to a modern audience with this redux? It’s sleek, sexy, and things move fast, but is it — Star Trek?
Oh my God the trees are like killin’ people and stuff. It is really scary, but the only thing more scary is believing Marky Mark could be a math teacher.
We guarantee that Robocop will do more damage in dollars to the city than all of the criminals combined. We hope your insurance is paid up.
Another expertly timed podcast release that focuses on a pandemic that threatens to wipe out humanity.
Could you send the dingy, because I can’t wait to fall into Lord Summerisle’s hands, and get burned alive in a sacrifice to a weird pagan god! Oh lord Jesus Christ!
This is SUCH a Matthew pick , but he may be onto something as this movie delivers a unique viewing experience.
Grab your chesterfield, because you’re about to get a big, fat, wet, Sicilian kiss before we blow you away with our analysis of this unsung hero of a picture.
Dean couldn’t record this week so Matthew was joined by Collin from Midnight Double Feature and they got into the weird cult horror picture, Void.
It’s time to come out and play with us as we sit down to talk about 70s New York and gang battles. Are they menacing ‘warriors’ or are they just a bunch of dudes in bad costumes?
If it bleeds it leads, and if it won’t bleed by itself, we will certainly help it along by letting it die in the street as we film it. Pretty sure this is a tagline for some major news outlet.
A movie that does its best to stay relevant considering all of the stupid nonsense that happens today, but does this movie still hold-up? Does the message of idiotic behavior still ring true? Spoiler: of course it does – now more than ever.
This episode is as messy as the movie. Lots of debating, discussing, laughing, and damn near crying. If ever there was a movie to break-up LSG Media, this would be the one. But is all this drama worth what amounts to a terrible movie?
Critters is a flick that has always some up in LSG Media conversation, but somehow was never covered back on the old Science Fiction Film Podcast. Today that is rectified!
John Boorman’s vision for King Arthur comes to life in this classic Arthurian tale of heroism, redemption, and tragedy.
A classic tale of nature versus nurture played out in a hilarious way. Come laugh with the hosts as they reflect on the amazing performance of the legendary Eddie Murphy.