#Junesploitation Day 28: PM Entertainment! (Was NOT expecting this as a theme 🤣) Deadly Outbreak (1995) Dir. Rick Avery Jeff Speakman fights terrorists in a hospital because PM never met a location they couldn't explode 💥 #EveryNightIsMovieNight

#Junesploitation Day 27: Italian Cinema! The Perfume of the Lady in Black (1974) Sylvia loses her marbles over 90 min of slow-burn psychological tension. Then the film shifts into an ending, so wildly unexpected and gruesome, you'll think you sat on the remote & accidentally changed the channel.

#Junesploitation Day 26: Heroes & Villains! Darkman (1990) Dir. Sam Rami A horribly burned scientist wears fake faces and hangs from helicopters while having a complete psychological collapse. #EveryNightIsMovieNight

#Junesploitation Day 25: Jackie Chan! Drunken Master (1978) Dir. Yurn Woo-ping A cocky troublemaker learns the ancient art of fighting like a man who's just staggered out of a pub after a 12-hour bender. #EveryNightIsMovieNight

🚨 #NewEpisode 🎧👉 tr.ee/VBiHI1O06m Steven & Sean begin a 5-part journey, decade by decade, though Dario Argento. Starting strong in pt.1 with the 1970s; Razor Blades, Red Rooms & Red Herrings 🔪🩸 #PodcastAndChill #DarioArgento #HorrorFam #Giallo

#Junesploitation Day 24: Slashers! The Mutilator (1984) Dir. Buddy Cooper Opens with accidental matricide and somehow gets more cheerful from there. #EveryNightIsMovieNight

#Junesploitation Day 23: Exploitation Auteurs! Don't Torture a Duckling (1972) Dir. Lucio Fulci Suspicion spreads like wildfire in a sleepy rural village after a series of child murders fuels superstition, paranoia, and brutal mob justice with tragic consequences. #EveryNightIsMovieNight

#Junesploitation Day 22: Revenge! Lady Snowblood (1973) A young woman slices her way through Meiji-era Japan, leaving fountains of crimson and limbs in her wake, as she turns years of pain into one of cinema's most elegant and splendidly bloody grudges. #EveryNightIsMovieNight

#Junesploitation Day 21: Free Space! Beyond the Darkness (1979) After his obsessed housekeeper secretly Voodoos his wife to death, a wealthy taxidermist responds to grief by speedrunning the 'Ed Gein Starter Pack', complete with some of the most spectacularly unhinged movie-moments ever seen 💀

#Junesploitation Day 20: '80s Sci-Fi 2019: After the Fall of New York (1983) Producer, Luciano Martino: "How much Escape From New York and Mad Max do you want in this?" Writer/Director, Sergio Martino: "Yes"

#Junesploitation Day 19: Black Filmmakers! Welcome Home Brother Charles (1975) After being brutalised by corrupt police and released from prison, Charles returns home for revenge and develops one of the most spectacularly unhinged payback methods in exploitation history. #EveryNightIsMovieNight

#Junesploitation Day 18: Franco Nero! The Mercenary (1968) Peak Corbucci, peak Nero swagger & one of Morricone's greatest scores. Keoma (1976) Nero wanders through a plague-ridden nightmare filled with ghosts, witches & biblical imagery. #EveryNightIsMovieNight

#Junesploitation Day 17: Hong Kong Action! Keep your John Woo and Jackie Chan. I'm craving derranged. Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky (1991) Prison movie plus cartoon physics plus exploding human beings. Ebola Syndrome (1996) Vomit-inducing yick and deeply unpleasant. #EveryNightIsMovieNight

#Junesploitation Day 16: Free Space! Trauma (1993) Not an exploitation movie, granted. But I thought I'd take the free opportunity to continue the homework for our up-coming Dario Argento retrospective! #EveryNightIsMovieNight

#Junesploitation Day 15: George Romero! Martin (1977) Vampire? Maybe. Exceptionally committed weirdo? Most likely. His gramps is sus either way, as the titular Martin spends his nights stealing blood and his days trying to awkwardly convince his family he's not undead. #EveryNightIsMovieNight

#Junesploitation Day 14: Cannon! Cyborg (1989) In a script written in 2 days, Van Damme wanders through the apocalypse kicking people for 90 minutes. Legend has it, and Cannon made it partly from the ashes of a failed Spider-Man and Masters of the Universe project. #EveryNightIsMovieNight

#Junesploitation Day 13: 90s Horror! Castle Freak (1995) Stuart Gordon once saw a poster concept for a would-be movie,'Castle Freak,' in Charles Band's office. Band noticed and said, "You interested? You can write whatever you like, but there must be a castle and a freak in it."

#Junesploitation Day 12: Kung Fu! Crippled Avengers (1978) A psychotic warlord hands out life-altering injuries, only for his victims to regroup, master mad kung fu skills, and return as the most violently motivated disability awareness campaign in cinema history. 🥋🔥 EveryNightIsMovieNight

#Junesploitation Day 11: Disasters! Day of the Animals (1977) Dir: William Girdler Ozone depletion causes wildlife to go berserk and turns Leslie Nielsen into a screaming mountain psychopath. #EveryNightIsMovieNight

#Junesploitation Day 10: Private Eyes! Night Moves (1975) Dir: Arthur Penn Hackman's routine missing-person's case devolves into a maze of lies, affairs, and buried secrets, discovering that the deeper he digs, the less anything makes sense. #EveryNightIsMovieNight

#Junesploitation Day 9: Thrillers! The Strange Vice of Mrs. Wardh (1971) Dir: Sergio Martino Edwige Fenech shines as a glamorous socialite who finds herself trapped between a sadistic ex-lover, a mysterious stalker, her husband, and a bevvy of razor-blade murders. #EveryNightIsMovieNight

#Junesploitation Day 8: Zombies! Lucio Fulci's Gates of Hell Trilogy is the way! 🧟‍♂️ 🚨 Check out our Fulci episode to hear Sean & Steven completely disagreeing on just about everything 👉 tr.ee/VBiHI1O06m #EveryNightIsMovieNight #FulciLives

#Junesploitation Day 7: Free Space! It's time to wheel out the @afizgig.bsky.social recommendations. Mr. No Legs (1978) Dir. Ricou Browning A drug kingpin's amputee chief enforcer karate-kicks, wheelchair-chases, and humiliates every fully-limbed criminal unfortunate enough to cross his path.

#Junesploitation Day 6: South Korea! Save the Green Planet! (2003) A conspiracy-obsessed nobody kidnaps a businessman he's convinced is an alien plotting Earth's destruction, launching a wildly unpredictable rollercoaster of torture, black comedy, and sci-fi paranoia. #EveryNightIsMovieNight

Ah, damn. RIP Mr. Anthony Head 💛

#Junesploitation Day 5: Teenagers! Tonight's double bill: MASSACRE AT CENTRAL HIGH (1976), where school politics are settled with murder, followed by CLASS OF 1984 (1982), where a teacher discovers his students are one bad day away from becoming a street gang. #EveryNightIsMovieNight

#Junesploitation Day 4: Blaxploitation! The Thing with Two Heads (1972) Dir. Lee Frost A wealthy, racist white surgeon is dying. To preserve his genius, his head is transplanted onto the body of a Black death-row inmate. Madness/hilarity ensues. #EveryNightIsMovieNight

#Junesploitation Day 3: Linda Blair! First double bill of the month! In HELL NIGHT, college kids spend the night in a gothic murder mansion, while SAVAGE STREETS sees a leather-clad Blair waging vigilante justice on a gang of street punks with zero interest in subtlety. #EveryNightIsMovieNight

#Junesploitation Day 2: Cartoons! Wicked City (1987) Dir. Yoshiaki Kawajiri Demons, sex, body horror, and more neon sleaze than a back alley in a 1970s red light district. #EveryNightIsMovieNight

#Junesploitation Day 1: 90's Action! Nemesis (1992) Dir: Albert Pyun A part man, part machine-cop shoots, punches, and explodes his way through a future so obsessed with body upgrades that nobody can remember who's human anymore. #EveryNightIsMovieNight

We thoroughly enjoyed last year's #Junesploitation so you can bet your left butt-cheek we'll be joining in again this year! Looking forward to seeing everyone's watches & posts 🙏💛

🎙 #NewEpisode Italian Horror continues! Sean drags Steven through the surreal gore-soaked world of Lucio Fulci! From his slick early Giallo, his zombie era, and the diminishing returns of the late 80s. Eyeball trauma, dream logic, ropey dubbing, and one pissed-off Steven! 💛 🎧👂👉 tr.ee/VBiHI1O06m

🎙 #NewEpisode Italian Horror continues! Sean drags Steven through the surreal gore-soaked world of Lucio Fulci! From his slick early Giallo, his zombie era, and the diminishing returns of the late 80s. Eyeball trauma, dream logic, ropey dubbing, and one pissed-off Steven! 💛 🎧👂👉 tr.ee/VBiHI1O06m

Tonight's viewing. Double-bills don't get much better than these two back to back belters 🗡🧙‍♀️ Deep Red (1975) Suspiria (1977) (In case it isn't already clear, yes. We are doing an Argento retrospective on the podcast! 🥳) #EveryNightIsMovieNight #HorrorSky #MutantFam #HorrorFam #Argento #FilmSky

Cat O'Nine Tails (1971) Dario Argento Deep within the shelves of my library lays the odd 'vintage' @arrowvideo.bsky.social release that I still haven't bothered to upgrade despite the glorious custom artwork of later releases. It's still a cracking film, though 🎬 #HorrorFam #MutantFam #Filmsky

The Bird With the Crystal Plumage (1970). Dario Argento. Second rewatch this month. It's almost like we're preparing for a multi-episode Argento series or something 🤔🔪 #horrorfam #darioargento #mutantfam #giallo #italiancinema

#NW Zombi Holocaust (1980) Dir. Frank Martin In the cinematic equivalent of smashing two exploitation movies together with a meat cleaver, a team of deeply unqualified investigators head into the jungle where cannibals, zombies, and mad science all collide in a glorious buffet of bad decisions.

#NW Night Train Murders (1975) Two girls board a train and end up trapped with a gang of sadists, turning the journey into pure exploitation nightmare fuel, before the film transforms into a savage revenge story where polite society proves every bit as vicious as the monsters it condemns.

Quote with a fictional band that is not Spinal Tap (Too easy! 😂)

#NW The Bogey Man (1980) Dir. Ulli Lommel A traumatized woman smashes the haunted mirror tied to her childhood abuse, accidentally releasing an evil force that spends the rest of the film murdering people with the sheer power of bad vibes and household objects. #EveryNightIsMovieNight

Rest in peace, king 💛

#NW Burial Ground (1981) A group of spectacularly dense rich weirdos spend the weekend at a cursed mansion where zombies rise from the earth looking like leftover Spam, while an aggressively unsettling man-child yearns for his mother in all the wrong ways. #EveryNightIsMovieNight

#NW Night of the Creeps (1986) Dir: Fred Dekker Alien brain-slugs crash-land on Earth, possess college students, and turn campus life into a shambling zombie outbreak, leaving a hard-drinking detective and a pair of hopeless nerds to save the day.

#NW House of the Devil (2009) Dir: Ti West A cash-strapped college student takes a babysitting job, so obviously sinister it might as well come with a pentagram on the ad.

#NW Satan’s Slave (1976) Dir: Norman Warren A grieving young woman visits her creepy relatives in the countryside and immediately ignores every possible red flag; satanic rituals, sinister servants, and an uncle who practically radiates “human sacrifice.” #EveryNightIsMovieNight

#NW Saboteur (1942) Dir. Alfred Hitchcock An innocent factory worker races across America after he’s falsely accused of sabotage, turning the country into one giant paranoid chase filled with spies, strangers, and escalating bad luck, all capped off by a legendary finale on NYC's Liberty Island.

#NW Berberian Sound Studio (2012) Dir. Peter Strickland A meek British sound editor working on a horror movie in Italy loses his grip inside a maze of screaming actresses, splintering melons, and analogue tape hiss. Part psychological breakdown, part love letter to giallo. #EveryNightIsMovieNight

#NW Psycho II (1983) Dir. Richard Franklin Norman Bates leaves the asylum determined to run his motel, make sandwiches, and absolutely not murder anyone, only for his house, his neighbours, and possibly his dead mother to start sabotaging his rehabilitation program at every turn.

Mortal Kombat II. It's taken 'just' a few decades, but it appears as though Hollywood may have finally figured out that to successfully adapt a video game for the big screen, it's probably a good idea to give the fans what they actually want and just adapt the bloody source material 👏👏

#NW Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home Dir: Leonard Nimoy Kirk and crew time-travel back to 1980s San Francisco in a nicked Klingon ship to hijack a couple of whales so they can tell an angry giant space-cylinder to piss off back in their present-day. #EveryNightIsMovieNight