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This month we take a look at the 1967 Spaghetti Western BANDIDOS.  Fresh off his amazing work on Sergio Leone’s first two DOLLARS movies, Massimo Dallamano takes the helm on the story of a broken-down gunfighter, his protege, and their quest for revenge against the fastest, baddest gunman around.

THE SHOOTING This Month, Stephen and Vaughn tackle the 1966 Monte Hellman classic The Shooting. Starring Jack Nicholson, Warren Oates, and Millie Perkins, this film tells the story of a retired bounty hunter recruited by a young woman on a quest for revenge.  Considered the first “acid western,” The Shooting takes a counter-culture approach to […]

In this episode, Vaughn takes us on a ride with renegade Confederates who want to restart the Civil War.  Another Corbucci classic.  Also, Stephen makes a historic blunder by failing to bother with reading the IMDB page.  BUSTED!

  In this episode, Stephen and Vaughn talk about the Japanese remake of the Clint Eastwood classic Unforgiven.  Yes, that’s a thing, and spoiler: it’s pretty damn good.

Lucio Fulci is probably best known for his work in the horror genre, but he also visited the old west a few times throughout his career.  This time out, Vaughn and Stephen take a look (and a listen) at Fulci’s third and final Spaghetti Western, Silver Saddle.  As always, you can join the conversation by […]

This month we discuss John Cusack‘s relentless pursuit of justice in The Jack Bull.  Forgive me, but due to an annoying equipment failure, this episode is airing unedited, which means you will hear Stephen losing his train of thought more than usual.   Contact us at jafmpodcast@gmail.com or leave a voicemail at ‪(304) 769-9006‬.

  This month on WANTED: ALIVE OR PREFERABLY DEAD, Stephen and Vaughn take a look at The Chant of Jimmie Blacksmith, the bloody and tragic tale of the Australian bushranger who stuck it to “the man” in the late 1800s. Contact us at jafmpodcast@gmail.com or leave a voicemail at ‪(304) 769-9006‬.

W:AOPD returns after a LOOOOONNNNNG hiatus.  This month Vaughn and Stephen take a look at the life and legend of Billy the Kid, as portrayed in the films YOUNG GUNS and PAT GARRETT AND BILLY THE KID.  Why?  Because Stephen read a book.

A 2017 Spanish version of the classic HP Lovecraft tale, Herbert West: Re-Animator? Yep, it’s a thing, it’s free to watch, so Vaughn and I did, and now you get to hear the conversation. If you want to check it out yourself, here’s the link: HERBERT WEST: REANIMATOR

Our good friend Bryan from Geeknerdery drops in to discuss the 1931 version of Dracula, as well as some of the more recent adaptations of the King of the Vampires’ story.

Stuck at home with nothing to do? So are Mike Cadaver and myself, so we decided to do a quick episode about Paul Naschy’s directorial debut, Inquisition. To take your mind off the Coronavirus, we picked a movie that takes place during the plague, but with boobs and Satan. Everyone stay safe, stay home, and […]

This time out, I am joined by Cindy from the Creepy Kitch podcast to discuss another great Paul Leni film, The Last Warning. If you have any comments, criticisms, or questions, call the voicemail line at 304-769-9006 or email jafmpodcast@gmail.com. Check out this fine film for yourself:

This episode I discuss THE CAT AND THE CANARY with our friend Matt Wall, an “old, dark house” mystery courtesy the late, great Paul Leni. You can find more of Matt at ihatemattwall.com If you have any comments, criticisms, or questions, call the voicemail line at 304-769-9006 or email jafmpodcast@gmail.com. Check out this fine film […]

This episode I am joined by Mike from The Corpse Cast to discuss the Paul Leni classic The Man Who Laughs. Revel in my drunken gushing over how much I love this film starring Conrad Veidt and Mary Philbin.

This episode, I am joined by Vaughn from Motion Picture Massacre to discuss The Phantom of the Opera from 1925, starring Lon Chaney and Mary Philbin. It may make me rethink how much I drink while recording, or at least my decision not to bother with editing the content, but hopefully it’s an educational and enjoyable […]