Psychotronic Celluloid

On this exciting new episode, Nick and Mark bring Ray back to help fight ghosts in The Haunting (1963) but not before an alien hunter from another planet attacks Earth in Without Warning (1980)!

On this week’s episode, our special guest Ray Ballard brought along a double dose of terrifying spiritual shockers, The Changeling from 1980 and Ghost Story from 1981.

On this episode, Nick and Mark change it up a little bit with some serious films, including Stanley Kubrick’s anti-war statement Paths of Glory (1957) and Welles-film-not-directed-by-Welles The Third Man (1949). Also we cover Chapter Ten of Radar Men From the Moon.

After angering the randomizing gods, Nick and Mark are forced to fight off the evil Ghoulies (1984), but afterwards they have to face The Curse of the Living Corpse (1964), which ended up being a more enjoyable battle! Plus we return to the Moon with the Radar Men from the Moon (1952).

In this episode, Nick and Mark go around the world in a daze from the United States to Japan to face off against the Demon Monster Daimajin (1966). During their confrontation, Daimajin throws them all the way to Britain and they meet up with Moe, Larry and Curly Joe when The Three Stooges Go Around the World in a Daze (1963). Plus Commando Cody and the Evil Lone Ranger are back in episode number 8 of Radar Men From the Moon (1952).

In a mad dash to destroy the Shogun and his Masters of Death, Nicholas and Mark team up with Dr. Lao and his traveling circus to claim Psychotronic Supremacy! In this week’s episode, we discuss Shogun Assassin from 1980 and the 7 Faces of Dr. Lao from 1963. We also discuss the next two episodes of the serial Radar Men From the Moon!

On this episode, Nick and Mark talk mostly about the classic Creepshow from 1982. They also briefly discuss the horrific Father’s Day from 2011, along with the fifth episode of Radar Men From the Moon!

Your humble hosts, Nicholas Hatcher and Mark Pendley, have only a lawn mower to protect them from the evils of the undead for this week’s picture, “Dead Alive” from 1992. But as soon as the Zombies are dead, the world’s most famous Kaiju and aliens from the planet Kilaak attack the earth! What will be our battle cry? “Destroy All Monsters!” (1968). Plus Commando Cody joins the brawl with Chapter four of “Radar Men From the Moon” (1952).

In the midst of large quantities of rusted metal, Nick and Mark manage to watch their double feature of “The Stranger” from 1946 and “Tetsuo: The Iron Man” from 1989.

In this second installment of Psychotronic Celluloid, Nicholas and Mark cover two different genres of filmdom with Legend from 1985 and Evil Brain From Outer Space from 1964. Plus coverage of the next episode of our current sensational serial, Radar Men From the Moon. Tune in and find out our musings on these two rather offbeat films.

Let’s get this podcast rolling! Vincent Price meets Roger Corman meets Commando Cody on this first episode of Psychotronic Celluloid, your podcast dedicated to classic fantastic genre cinema. Join Nicholas Hatcher and Mark Pendley as they cover The Wasp Woman (1959), House of Wax (1953) and the first chapter of Radar Men from the Moon (1952). What film will win the Cinematic Showdown? You’ll have to listen and find out!!