So It's Come to This: A Movie Podcast

This week's episode pops a vein with 1994's direct-to-video classic, "Scanner Cop." We talk about the film's cool cast, awesome special effects, effective drama and outrageous video store marketing scheme. Listen now!

This week's episode plays it cool with the new "West Side Story." We talk about Tony and Maria, Rita Moreno, Steven Spielberg, Jets, Sharks and more. Listen now!

This week's episode digs up two classic campy horror flicks from the '70s, "Flesh For Frankenstein" and "Blood For Dracula." We revel in the gory, horny humor of both movies, share our love for Udo Kier and Joe Dallesandro, and talk about why these movies must be seen as a double feature. Listen now.

This week's episode rolls the dice and comes up with 1998's "Snake Eyes." We cover Nicolas Cage's wildly entertaining performance in Brian De Palma's neo-noir thriller, plus we talk about crime scenes, conspiracies, and why the house always wins. Listen now!

This week's episode cleans up the dirty streets of the Big Apple with "New York Ninja." We talk about the lost '80s action flick that Vinegar Syndrome recently finished and released, featuring an all-star voice cast dubbing for kung fu master John Liu and an array of outrageous gangs, radioactive villains and ninja kids. Listen now!

This week's episode spreads the word about 1977's "Rabid." We talk about David Cronenberg's early horror classic, marvel at Marilyn Chambers' amazing performance and discuss the movie's Ivan Reitman connection, plus we share our top ten Cronenberg movies. Listen now!

This week's episode wants you to ask yourself one question, do you like 1971's "Dirty Harry?" We talk about why we love this Clint Eastwood shoot 'em up that's set in San Francisco and pits antihero cop Harry Callahan against the ruthless Scorpio. Listen now.

This week's episode hops on to the body-horror road trip movie "Curse II: The Bite." We talk about the movie's lack of connection to the first Curse movie, Jill Schoelen's endless charm, scary honky tonk bars and more snakes than you can shake a fist at. Listen now.

This week's episode celebrates Herschell Gordon Lewis, known as the Godfather of Gore, with a double-feature of his splatter films, 1963's "Blood Feast" and 1964's "Two Thousand Maniacs!" We talk about these cheaply made, awkwardly acted and awesomely bloody flicks, and explain why both films remain scary and sick nearly sixty years later. Listen now.

This week's episode vibes with Paul Thomas Anderson's new movie "Licorice Pizza." We talk about the breakout performances from Alana Haim and Cooper Hoffman, and we dig on the movie's many delights. Listen now.