As a welcome home from vacation gift for Zom, we throw down this week with some nuns doin naughty things! NUNSPLOITATION FOR YOU ALL!

We wanted a mix of different perspectives on the genre, so we went one Italian and one Mexican, and both are set in different eras.

First we review a near giallo film called Killer Nun (or Suor Omicidi) starring Anita Ekberg of La Dolce Vita fame.

Then we explore a more traditional entry into the genre with the Mexican film Satanico Pandemonium.

Religious boobies, ahoy!

Music this week:
Pink Floyd – Brain Damage
Clutch – The Devil & Me
April March – Chick Habit

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Zom has stepped out for a bit, but in flies James from CriteronCast, CineAwesome, and Hopeful Romantics, pausing his busy recording schedule, to fill Zom’s empty shoes this week.

With him he brings a double deuce Ferrigno and Reb Brown… CAGE and CAGE II… some ridiculous action and fights

and we may just get a little or a lot off subject a few times. I’m pretty sure footjobs and salami scented nipple leakage were discussed. It’s all a blur…

Music this week:
Rage Against the Machine – Bullet in the Head
Interpol – Slow Hands
Rolling Stones – Street Fighting Man

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It’s a new episode and sheeeeeiiiit

This week we cover a couple films with chicks and dudes riding around and getting into mischief and all that in fast cars! YEAH!

First we stumble over 1982’s low budget answer to Cannonball Run… David Carradine and the beautiful Stockard Channing in Safari 3000

Then we discuss yet another hole in Loaf’s viewing history… a seminal film for ultra-violence… Warren Beatty and the so-so Faye Dunaway… if you’re into that thin hot blonde sort of thing… in 1967’s Bonnie and Clyde

And the usual ramblings and rants about Wayne Gretsky

Music this week:
Jungle Boys – Sounds of the Safari
Radiohead – Bullet Proof…I Wish I Was
WWF – Girls In Cars

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Welcome to another week of your favorite sweaty Southern mess, Silva & Gold! This week we are going international… intercontinental even… in bringing you a couple eurocrime/polizia films that take place outside Italy.

Is that a stretch?

Either way, both are co-Italian/something else productions that have small cars, big guns, and clicky footsteps.

First we review Bloody Friday… pooooooosssibly based on a true story about a mismatched group of miscreants robbing a Munich bank with plans to open a supermarket. Whaaa?

Then we bring you A Special Magnum for Tony Saitta… a Canadian/Italian production directed by Stuart Whitman adding melba toast to an otherwise outrageous series of events. Razor-wielding transvestites FTW!

Music this week:
Mastodon – Blood & Thunder
Majesticons – Helicopter Party
Bauhaus – International Bullet Proof Talent

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Dropping the episode a little early this week and truckin’ on through… with a double feature of trucker films!

We first deliver a review of the 1978 trucker film High-Ballin’ starring Peter Fonda, Jerry Reed, and Helen Shaver

Next we roll on to 1998’s Black Dog with Patrick Swayze!

Music this week:
Jerry Reed – High Rollin’
Dave Dudley – Six Days on the Road
C.W. McCall – Convoy

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Time for a little double penetration magnificent bastard…. this week in the form of CHARLES BRONSON and ALAIN DELON.

We review a couple films that feature both of these cinematic icons.

The first is 1971’s Red Sun… a very international western also feautring Ursula Andress AND Toshiro Mifune. Holy FUUUUU

The second is 1968’s Farewell, Friend, a eurocrime directed by Jean Herman of several Bond film fame.

Music this week:
Richard Hell and the Voidoids – Betrayal Takes Two
Wire – Two People in a Room
The Go! Team – Friendship Update

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On this week’s show, a sleepy Zom and a sleepy Loaf stumble through a couple films about men reaching their breaking points with society. Almost a “Not Quite Falling Down” double feature.

The first film we cover is a Japanese film from 1983 called Mosquito on the 10th Floor. A policeman who has taken to the bottle and to forcing himself on ladies around him.

Then we cover a boisterous Peter Boyle in 1970’s Joe about a blue collar racist and a wealthy man who may have more in common than it first seems.

Music this week:
Al Green – Tired of Being Alone
Eddie and the Hot Rods – Beginning Of The End
Elf Power – The Cracks

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On this week’s episode we are exploring a relationships with older folks double feature.

First we discuss a pick from Maurice of Love That Album – 1992’s In The Soup starring Seymour Cassell as an eccentric gambling criminal, and Steve Buscemi as a struggling screenwriter looking for his first big break.

Then we cover a film considered a classic by some, 1971’s Harold and Maude starring Bud Cort and Ruth Gordon.

RIP MCA
and screw you redneck NC voters

Music this week:
Beastie Boys – Pass the Mic
Bob Dylan – He Was  A Friend Of Mine
Cat Stevens – If You Want To Sing Out, Sing Out
Elvis Costello & Burt Bacharach – Such Unlikely Lovers

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This week we poke at the seedy underside of 70s/80s Los Angeles and go searching for some sleazy killers.

First we review a bounty hunter story with a leather-clad madman called Bare Knuckles.

Then we dive into a film The Gentlemen’s Guide to Midnite Cinema reviewed nearly 3 years ago, Ramrod and all, and that is Vice Squad.

Music this week:
X – Los Angeles
Wings Hauser – Neon Slime
Beck – Hollywood Freaks

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This week on the show we are traveling to southeast Asia for an Indonesian and Thai double feature with guys from small villages travelling to the big city and finding themselves over their heads.

The first is 2009’s Merantau, a story about a young guy on a spiritual(?) journey to Jakarta only to find himself in the middle of a human trafficking ring.

The we cover a crazy 2003 film from crazy Tony Jaa – Ong Bak: The Thai Warrior… another film with a small village guy in over his head in the big city, this time with our hero travelling to retrieve a sacred, historic village element.

Get ready for kicks, knees, and elbows galore!

Music this week:
Talking Heads – Born Under Punches
Dean Martin  – Ain’t That A Kick In The Head
Rolling Stones – Street Fighting Man

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