Join us for a deep dive into an essential zombie classic and arguably one of George A. Romero’s best films, “Day of the Dead”.
Greetings, Spooky Bastards! Today, we embark on a journey into the heart of darkness with a close examination of Day of the Dead (1985). This film, the third installment in George A. Romero’s renowned zombie saga, has left an indelible mark on the world of horror cinema.
I am delighted to have a distinguished guest, Michael from MorbidlyBeautiful.com, joining me for this in-depth exploration. His profound knowledge of the horror genre and his genuine fondness for this particular film promise to enrich our discussion.
As we delve into the intricate details of Day of the Dead, I must confess that no analysis of this kind would be complete without a few passionate tangents and perhaps some critiques of the characters that populate this gruesome tale. It’s all part of the immersive experience.
Michael’s insights and his unwavering passion for horror cinema offer a fresh perspective that will undoubtedly enhance our appreciation of the film.
So, prepare yourselves for a captivating conversation that delves into the heart of darkness and celebrates the artistry of this classic horror film.
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Kill The Chill Radio – Christmas Bloody Christmas
It's almost Christmas time, and Here in the ”The Underworld” We have another episode to grace your ears right before Santa's thick ass squeezes down that chimney hole.
Bloody in your movie title should indicate gore on top of gore. We must admit, the gore was pleasurable and fulfilling. While we did hope for more ”blood” and less story, weren't displeased with the kills given!
Some of the reviews accurately described this as a Santa Terminator movie. The only lore we would have enjoyed is how the Terminator Santa became Evil and alive? Was this the work of an evil Toymaker/inventor? Is the real Santa making a Terminator version of himself to delve out his new version of coal this year? Or just the simplicity of a robot Santa malfunctioning?
This movie wasn't marketed as a Hollywood blockbuster. But, the acting, camera shots, scenery, music, and overall vibe this movie exudes shows in almost every scene. Disregard the painful debates of music taste between Tori and Robbie. Or Tori's disdain for A Christmas Movie. Yes, you read that right, she hates feelin' warm and fuzzy during the holidays.
Kill the Chill Radio proudly recommends this for a watch, not just for the holidays, but at any time. Also in any capacity. I taped candy canes to my nipples while watching, it made for a more festive watch!
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