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Evil has a Destiny.
If there’s one thing scarier than Michael Myers, it’s the Harvey Weinstein produced era of the Halloween franchise. Strap in for some white trash horror as we travel back to the year 2007 and see what Mr. Rob Zombie has in store for us with his much maligned remake of Halloween.
I’m your host, Dave, and joining me as we sift through mounds of candy corn to get to some real candy are fellow cinephiles and former Smith’s Grove patients Ryan and Nick “Immortan Hoof”.
Topics of discussion in this episode include how Rob Zombie turns Michael’s origin story into more of a twisted superhero tale; we wonder where Michael Myers is getting all of that protein powder in the sanitarium; and finally, we ask - Is Michael Myers one of only two patients in Smith’s Grove? For real, we see one other patient in the entire movie and she exists simply as rape fodder for a couple of white trash scumbags. I mean, what the hell is with this movie?!?!
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The Apocalypse Video Halloween Retrospective will return with an all new Halloween II with…Halloween II (2009). -
On the final episode of the Gothtober Spooktacular, we’re packing up our bags and moving to Santa Carla, murder capital of the world, where we’ll ride dirt bikes, hang off the bottom of bridges, and drink each other’s blood while downing a takeout box of maggots and worms…It’s The Lost Boys.
I’m your poser goth host, Dave, and joining me as we wax our muscles and shine our saxophone's are fellow familiar’s Mike, Cody, and Janna.
On this episode we talk about what it means to be goth in the late 80s with stupid fashion victims like Corey Haim everywhere; we’ll also fall into a thirst trap with that saxophone guy; and finally, Janna and Mike start writing some Lost Boys fan fiction on the spot and make the Michael / David onscreen relationship even sexier.
Be sure to rate, review and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts – or don’t, we totally like…don’t even care. You can also Follow Us on Twitter, Like Us on Facebook, or shoot us an email at [email protected] - What are your favorite goth films? Let us know and we’ll get together sometime…just as soon as you drink this ancient looking bottle of blood—errr, I mean….wine. Yes…that’s it. This delicious bottle of Coppola’s wine.
Anyway, that’s the last episode of the Gothtober Spooktacular. The sun’s coming out and our stupid Mom’s are coming in with milk and cookies to ask how we’re doing or whatever - pffft, freakin’ conformists…We’ll be back next year with more spooky tales for all our fellow goth freaks out there in the wasteland. -
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They don’t call it the Curse for nothing.
On tonight’s episode of the Apocalypse Video Gothtober Spooktacular, we travel to the Great White North, all the way to Bailey Downs, where two goth sisters have to contend with periods, horny bleacher boys, stupid cheerleader girls…and lycanthropy – it’s Ginger Snaps!
I’m your poser goth host, Dave, and joining me as we pose for some death pics are fellow posers and werewolves, Kara and Andrew.
Stuff we talk about on this episode include how Ginger Snaps should totally be shown as a gnarly form of sex-ed in public schools; we talk about the mom and her weird ass Period Cake; and finally, we totally call it early and declare Ginger Snaps as the gothiest goth film of Gothtober.
Be sure to rate, review and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts – or don’t, we totally like…don’t even care. You can also Follow Us on Twitter, Like Us on Facebook, or shoot us an email at [email protected] - What are your favorite goth films? Let us know and we’ll get together sometime. Just don’t call us on a full moon…
Anyway, that’s it for the Ginger Snaps episode. When the Apocalypse Video Gothtober Spooktacular concludes, we’ll be moving to the murder capital of the world as we jump on our dirt bikes and chase some vampires in Santa Carla with…The Lost Boys. -
Believe in angels.
The Apocalypse Video Gothtober Spooktacular continues as we trade the powers of Manon for the gun toting, face paint wearing badassdom of The Crow.
I’m your poser goth host, Dave, and joining me are my fellow Devil’s Night partygoers Mike, Nick “Immortan Hoof”, and special guests: Madolyn and Cody.
On this episode we talk The Crow, which is basically like…the Goth Starter Kit; we’ll also get out-gothed when Madolyn says she totally digs on Tin Tin’s serial killer vibes; and finally, we have to bow in respect to freakin’ style icon, Ernie Hudson, as he like, totally doesn’t give a shit about fashion and stuff, as he walks around his apartment in his underwear, a T-shirt, and his policeman’s hat.
Be sure to rate, review and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts – or don’t, we totally like…don’t even care. You can also Follow Us on Twitter, Like Us on Facebook, or shoot us an email at [email protected] - What are your favorite goth films? Let us know and we’ll get together sometime. We’re always looking for a fourth to summon Manon, or to just play some bullet drinking games. Fire it Up! Fire it UP!!!
Anyway, that’s it for The Crow episode. We’ve got to get back to our crypts. When we rise again, the Apocalypse Video Gothtober Spooktacular will be posing for some gnarly death pics with…Ginger Snaps. -
Welcome To The Witching Hour.
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In the neo post-apocalyptic wasteland…the last video store on Earth still spreads the lost art of cinema…
But during the month of October…its employees, and some special guests, shine a spotlight…on Goth.
Welcome to the Apocalypse Video Gothtober Spooktacular, I’m your poser Goth host, David Snider, and I'm joined by my fellow witches with normal sized heads, Kara and Janna.
Topics of discussion in this episode include whether Skeet Ulrich and Breckin Meyer pass or fail the Hot or Not Test; The Craft teaches us that not all mumbling strangers who brandish snakes are bad; and finally, the question that has plagued us on past episodes returns: what exactly did people in the 90s and 2000s have against big asses?
Be sure to rate, review and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts – or don’t, we totally like…don’t even care. You can also Follow Us on Twitter, Like Us on Facebook, or shoot us an email at [email protected] - What are your favorite goth films? Let us know and we’ll get together sometime. We’re always looking for a fourth to summon Manon.
Anyway, that’s it for The Craft episode or whatever. The Apocalypse Video Gothtober Spooktacular will be back with…The Crow (and not that stupid remake crap…that shit’s totally laaaame). -
Captain’s Log, Stardate 4842.46
After a long and sexy summer of covering nothing but dance films, the crew is excited to get back to the world of Star Trek with season three’s, The Paradise Syndrome. I have instructed Lt. Mike and First Officer Jackie to watch their step while reviewing this episode, lest they find themselves waking up in a dark room with odd looking machinery, asking themselves, “This is not my beautiful starship…this is not my Native American wife…HOW…did I get here??
I’m your host and captain, Dave, and joining me again as we travel through the final frontier of the Original Series of Trek are fellow Trekkies Lt. Mike and First Officer Jackie.
Topics of discussion in this episode include Captain Kirk’s flagrant disregard of the Prime Directive; a leaf blower signals the beginning of the end for the inhabitants of a doomed planet; and finally, James T. Kirk has his sixth best relationship of the series as he gets friendly with a young native american woman on Planet California.
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The Apocalypse Video Trek Cast will return with Balance of Terror. -
The mindless, murderous fury that was buried with Jason has been reborn. And suddenly, terror has become child's play!
Well, here we are again, folks. Another Friday the 13th, another obligatory Friday the 13th episode. After so many installments, how can the filmmakers possibly top all that has come before? Are we going to get more gruesome kills? Are they going to have an even more disgusting looking version of Jason? – No. What we get this time are hillbillies, random greasers, and a fake Jason that can barely swing a machete. As the film’s esteemed hillbilly Ethel would say, “eat your fuckin’ slop!”.
I’m your host, Dave, and joining me as we watch the Friday the 13th franchise reach new depths of sleaze are fellow cinephiles and crazed ambulance drivers Mike, Jackie, and Ryan.
Topics of discussion in this episode include the infamous Roy (aka: Fake Jason), and how we should have had a scene where he’s granted Jason powers via dark magic (because why the hell not?); we look behind the scenes at the (alleged) hardcore drug use reported on the set and how the film’s director was (allegedly) a huge creep; and finally, we ask exactly what the hell was wrong with the kids in this halfway home? Because all we are shown is that a handful suffer from excessive horniness, one a stutter, and another a chocolate addiction.
Be sure to rate, review and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. You can also Follow Us on Twitter, Like Us on Facebook, or shoot us an email at [email protected]. What are your thoughts on A New Beginning? Is Roy the worst Jason or the best Jason? Let us know!
That’ll do it for this obligatory Friday the 13th episode. We’ll be hanging with our old pal Jason again in December when we look at the second “Final” Friday with Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday. See you then folks. And remember, never eat enchiladas unless you’re within ten to twenty feet of an outhouse. -
The dark side of nature.
Apocalypse Video is back and we’ve got a brand new theme song, baby! That is…we have two brand new theme songs. It seems we have a little controversy on our hands. Mike claims that Ryan has stolen his new theme song, while Ryan - in a surprising and out of nowhere southern accent - claims he merely took an “unrealized” theme song and improved upon it. Thankfully, the answer to this debacle may lie in today’s episode, the 1996 box office hit Twister, in which two groups of storm chasers battle for tornado research dominance, with a stolen concept at the route of their hatred for each other. Will we be able to answer who’s theme song is better by the end of the episode?
Who cares?! We’ve got cows!!!
I’m your host, Dave, and joining me as we blast some Van Halen and avoid getting impaled in the face with flying debris are fellow cinephiles and storm chasers Mike and Ryan.
Topics of discussion in this episode include how Twister perfectly masks the sound of the audience munching on popcorn; we break down the completely unfair and shitty treatment of Jami Gertz’s “Dr. Melissa Reeves” by nearly every character in the film; and finally, we compare the climax’s F-5 tornado to Michael Myers as it mercilessly stalks and kills its victims.
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That’ll do it for us, folks. We’ll see you this Friday for the obligatory Friday the 13th episode. Until then, keep watching the skies and be sure to keep your tornado senses sharpened. -
Apocalypse Video Bond-Cast Mission Dossier:
The Target:
1974’s The Man with the Golden Gun
Your Contacts:
Apocalypse Video (M)anager - Dave
Agents - Mike and Jackie
Mission Objectives:Investigate Nick Nack’s possible background with the Disney Imagineering department.Leave a glowing Yelp review for Bottoms Up.Find a way to ditch Sheriff J.W. Pepper before he emits any further racial slurs.
Additional Objectives:
Rate, review and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. You can also Follow Us on Twitter, Like Us on Facebook, or shoot us an email at [email protected]. What’s your take on that slide whistle? Does it ruin what could have been the best stunt in the series or does it only make it better? Let us know!
The Apocalypse Video Bond Cast will return with…The Spy Who Loved Me. -
There are those who believe that podcasts here began out there, far across the universe, with tribes ofneckbeard film fans who may have been the forefathers of the movie review podcast. Some believe that there may yet be brothers of man who even now podcast to survive, somewhere beyond Apocalypse Video…
I’m your host, Dave, and joining me as we try our best to hide some contraband booze from security is my faithful companion and trusted advisor, “Nick” Immortan Hoof.
Topics of discussion in this episode include the noticeable downshift in quality as the show loses its TV movie prestige and enters its “just TV” phase; Commander Adama makes some creepy passes at his soon to be daughter in law; and finally, we laugh at Baltar’s false sense of superiority and his insatiable desire to splay while in his high chair.
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The Apocalypse Video Battlestar Galactica Original Series podcast (aka: APV-BSG-OG-POD) will return with The Lost Warrior. -
Get some action!
Ahhh, another summer film promotion in the books, and I gotta say...as owner of Apocalypse Video and Executive Producer of Hot Dave’s Summer Film Fest, I think we really knocked it out of the park this year (my so called friends waterboarding and ridiculing me for my love of Flashdance notwithstanding). However, it seems there are some out there in the Wasteland who weren’t overly fond of our focus on dance films this year. So, as an attempt to win back our action craving audience, this week we bring you none other than the maximalist action film from acclaimed(?) filmmaker McG: Charlie’s Angels. It’s got guns, explosions, and more early 2000’s bullet-time ripoffs than you can shake a butt at!
I’m your host, Dave, and joining me on this mission are fellow cinephiles and my own Angels, Mike, Jackie, Ryan, and Nick “Immortan Hoof”.
Topics of discussion in this episode include a film that distills every trope and gimmick from the year 2000 into one insane 95 minute runtime; we wonder if Cameron Diaz was stricken with the Joker’s laughing gas during filming, as she can’t seem to stop herself from grinning like a maniac during every scene; and finally, Ryan attempts to answer the question that has plagued mankind since the late 90s: who or what is a McG?
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That’ll do it for now, Angels. I’ll leave you all to shake your butt in your room alone for the benefit of absolutely no one but a horny teenage audience (see film above for reference). -
All rise! The Court of Horny Affairs is now in session. The Honorable Judge Janna presiding. The defendant, one David Snider, has been accused of excessive horniness while discussing the film Flashdance on the podcast known as “Apocalypse Video”. The defendant has been made aware of his rights and will face Flashdance-style water dropping if found guilty.
The prosecutors in this case are Kara and Jackie and have informed the court that they have more than enough evidence to send Dave away to Horny Jail for a very long time.
The defendant has been sworn in. Let the trial begin…
Pieces of evidence in this taped court session include Boner-Goggles, and how they can obscure one’s perspective on an otherwise terrible film; the character of Nick is shown to be a creepy stalker and has no business dating his employees; and finally, Mawby's Bar, as depicted in the film Flashdance, should by all accounts not exist, as it’s divey interior and skeezy clientele would have no interest in the performance art-style dance numbers taking place on stage.
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And thus ends the case of the People v. Dave/Flashdance. Court is adjourned. -
When he said I do, he never said what he did.
Hot Dave’s Summer Film Fest Vol. 4: Not THAT’S What I Call Dance Movies! is back for one last spin, and boy, have we got a banger for you…
I’m your host, Dave, and joining me as we put our significant others through intense interrogation tactics are fellow dancers and Omega Sector recruits Mike, Jackie, Cody, and Nick “Immortan Hoof”.
Topics of discussion in this episode include the sick and pathetic world of Simon the Used Car Salesman; we ponder the practicality of a villain employing a full time ski patrol as guards; and finally, we demand an oversight committee take a long overdue look at the misuse of government funds from Omega Sector as Harry Tasker wastes all of our tax dollars on stalking his wife.
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And just like that, another Summer Film Fest is in the books. I’d like to thank everyone who came out to dance like a maniac on the floor, and to all of the performers who made their dreams come true with the power of dance and/or the power of stripping. We’ll see you next summer, folks! Until then…take your passion – and make it happen! -
May the best moves win.
Hot Dave’s Summer Film Fest Vol. 4: Not THAT’S What I Call Dance Movies! is back, and now that we’ve got all of that ballet out of our system, it’s time to hit the football field and cheer on the losing team as we bust out our pom-pom’s with 2000’s Bring It On!
I’m your host, Dave, and joining me as we collectively cringe at the early 2000’s f-bomb’s are fellow cheerleaders Mike, Ryan, Jackie, Nick, and special guest, Madolyn.
Topics of discussion in this episode include the shocking early 2000’s societal norms, such as everyone being cool with the occasional surprise thumb up a butt; we relive the glory days of the DVD boom; and finally, we write our own prequel which details the insane lengths that Big Red will go to in order to achieve the best cheer routine.
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That’ll do it for this week’s cheer drill. When we come back, we’ll be playing the last track on Hot Dave’s Summer Film Fest Vol. 4: Now THAT’S What I Call Dance Movies! as we take our clothes off once again and prepare for the tango with James Cameron’s action classic, True Lies. Be there! (...or we’ll call Omega Sector on your ass.) -
Every second chance begins with a first step.
Hot Dave’s Summer Film Fest Vol. 4: Not THAT’S What I Call Dance Movies! is back, and this time we’re ditching our ballet shoes and throwing on our oversized t-shirts and sideways baseball hats as we prepare to Step Up!
I’m your host, Dave, and joining me as we try our best to carjack that elusive Escalade are fellow cinephiles and dancers Mike, Jackie, and special guests Kara and Madolyn.
Topics of discussion in this episode include how this whole movie is basically a Disney Channel Original Movie version of The Wire; Jenna Dewan is faced with the horrible ultimatum of having to succeed in dance or be forced to go to the dreaded Cornell University; and finally, we pour one out for our homie, Skinny, and his ultra nerdy name belt.
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That’ll do it for this week’s track. Join us next week as we leave democracy behind and join the cheerocracy of Rancho Carne High with Bring It On. -
Inside every one of us is a special talent waiting to come out. The trick is finding it.
Hot Dave’s Summer Film Fest Vol. 4: Not THAT’S What I Call Dance Movies! keeps playing the hits, and this time we’ve got a tearjerker for ya. That’s right, we’re going back in time to the radical 80s as we watch a young boy stick it to his father by enrolling in ballet class with Billy Elliot.
I’m your host, Dave, and joining me as we bang a gong and get it on are fellow cinephiles and Royal Ballet Academy dropouts Mike and Ryan.
Topics of discussion in this episode include the last forty minutes of this movie turning me into a broken down, sobbing mess; Billy Elliot shows off his skills by dance-fighting his Dad; and finally, we wonder what the deal is with the lone little girl that hangs out on Billy’s street…and whether or not she’s an apparition from beyond the grave…
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That’ll do it for this week’s class everybody. Remember to leave your fifty quid at the door and don’t forget to show up next week as Channing Tatum returns to show us how to properly Step Up. You won’t want to miss it! -
Work all day. Work it all night.
Hot Dave’s Summer Film Fest Vol. 4: Not THAT’S What I Call Dance Movies! is hitting the stage once again as we strip down to our thongs and start dancing for singles as we watch the 2012 box office smash Magic Mike.
I’m your host, Dave, and joining me as we try not to drink too much of whatever that mystery juice was that Gabriel Inglesias was offering are fellow dancers and former cock rockers of Tampa, Ryan, Nick “Immortan Hoof”, and special guests Kara and Janna.
Topics of discussion in this episode include the alluring world of stripping and the weird oddities that can come with it (including drugs and pigs); we’ll also talk about Matthew McConaughey’s sleaze factor going off the charts; and finally, we’ll rate the dancing as depicted in the film, and how it compares to the dancing in this Summer’s reigning dance movie champ, Flashdance.
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Alright, alright, alright - that does it for this week’s episode, ladies. When Hot Dave’s Summer Film Fest Vol. 4: Not THAT’S What I Call Dance Movies! returns, we’ll be going overseas and back in time to the radical 80s as we put on our ballet shoes and throw shade at the Iron Lady with the early aught’s classic, Billy Elliot. See ya then. -
Have the time of your life…all over again.
The hits keep coming as Hot Dave’s Summer Film Fest Vol. 4: Not THAT’S What I Call Dance Movies! is back with the sequel that everyone in 2004 was clamoring for: Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights.
I’m your host, Dave, and joining me as we ditch this boring party and head over to La Rosa Negra for some hot, sweaty dancing are fellow cinephiles and dirty dancers Ryan, Janna, and Kara.
Listen as we discuss Miramax’s botched attempt at cashing in on the dance movie craze of the early 2000’s; the character of Phelps gives Patrick Bateman a run for his money in the nicely groomed psycho department; and finally, the movie’s end credits confirm that Patrick Swayze’s character is definitely not Johnny Castle (except, he basically is).
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That’ll do it for this episode, folks. The sun is setting in Cuba and we really need to get back stateside, because things are heating up in Tampa. When Hot Dave’s Summer Film Fest Vol. 4: Not THAT’S What I Call Dance Movies! returns, we’ll be back on the stage stripping down to our G-strings with Steven Soderbergh’s Magic Mike. Be there! -
For Tony Manero, freedom comes once a week. It comes on Saturday night... it's called Saturday Night Fever.
Summer rolls on, and so do the hits with Hot Dave’s Summer Film Fest Vol. 4: Now THAT’S What I Call Dance Movies. This week, we’re dancing under the disco ball as we watch the 1977 box office sensation, Saturday Night Fever.
I’m your host, Dave, and joining me as we collectively pool our resources to buy that bitchin’ outfit on layaway are fellow dancers Ryan, Mike, Jackie, and Nick “Immortan Hoof”.
Listen as we discuss how this is a truly great movie…that you probably won’t want to re-watch anytime soon; we learn of Gene Siskel’s love of the film, including his costly memorabilia purchase; and finally, we’ll talk about the Mandela effect with the film and its infamous PG rating change.
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Speaking of dropping, I think someone just fell off the bridge, so it’s probably about time to wrap up this episode synopsis. But don’t go anywhere, because when Hot Dave’s Summer Film Fest Vol. 4: Now THAT'S What I Call Dance Movies! returns, we’ll be down in Cuba, sweating and grinding away with Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights. Until then, keep on struttin’! -
Every day, she works in a man's world. Every night, she dances through the universe that is her dream.
It’s summer, and that can only mean one thing…Hot Dave’s Summer Film Fest is back! And this time we’re pumping up the volume with our fourth installment: Now THAT’S What I Call Dance Movies! We’ve got everything from strippers to ballet dancers…and that’s just Flashdance.
I’m your host and secret welder by day, Dave, and joining me as we embark on a summer long journey through the hottest and sexiest dance films ever made are fellow cinephiles and Mawby’s Bar regulars, Ryan and Nick “Immortan Hoof”.
Listen as we discuss Flashdance, the first Jerry Bruckheimer / Don Simpson joint; I turn into a cartoon character as Jennifer Beals causes my eyes to pop out of my head and my pores to profusely sweat; and finally, we salute the owner of Mawby’s Bar and his hands off approach to the dance numbers, as his dancers single handedly perform MTV-level music videos on stage.
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That’ll do it for this track. But the hits keep coming, because when Hot Dave’s Summer Film Fest Vol. 4: Now That’s What I Call Dance Movies! continues, we’ll be strutting through New York while eating a double slice of pizza with Saturday Night Fever. You won’t wanna miss it! - Mostra di più
