The World, The Flesh and the Devil (1959)
Before Vincent Price was "The Last Man on Earth" in 1964, Harry Belafonte, Jr. was almost the last man on earth in the 1959 "The World, The Flesh and...
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A rich, aromatic podcast with flavors of B movie weirdness, Hollywood history and Old Time Radio. Join host Bill Mize as he takes you on a humorous storytelling journey into our B Movie past. Best served on Saturday afternoons with hot buttered popcorn.
Atomic Rulers of the World (1965)
It must have been a great time to be a screenwriter in the 1950’s and 1960’s at the beginning of the Atomic Era. Nuclear power, nuclear weapons, nucle...
Assignment Terror (1970)
Originally called "The Monsters of Terror" in Spanish, the movie was also known in the US as "Assignment Terror" (this is how most websites refer to t...
Santo vs The Vampire Women (1962)
There are certain events that are seasonal in nature. The monarch butterflies return to Mexico each winter. The swallows return to San Juan Capistrano...
The Astrologer (1976)
If there's one thing that a true film aficionado obsesses over it's lost media. These are films that were made, or rumored to have been made, but, due...
Frankenstein Meets The Spacemonster (1965)
When it comes to movies, you would hope that the marketing department and the screenwriter put together a title that is enticing, exciting and descrip...
Black Noon (1971)
The 1970’s were Peak Made for TV Movies, and they tended to fall within three camps: You had the good - Brian’s Song, a true story about the death of ...
The Abominable Snowman (1957)
Have you ever seen a dragonfly larvae? If not, hint: THEY ARE NOT PRETTY, but I think that we can absolutely agree that the final product is astoundin...
The Mysterians (1957)
Made just three years after the classic “Gojira” by the same director, “The Mysterians” is one of those movies where you wonder just what the hell hap...
Mako: The Jaws of Death (1976)
Sharks. Nature’s Death Torpedoes, or Misunderstood Gentle Ocean Creature? In this movie we’re going for the latter, as Richard Jaekel, only a scant 5 ...