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Episode 18: Shot-on-Video Horror, Part Three, feat. Patrick Ripoll of Tracks of the Damned

LISTEN IN TERROR AS WE CONTINUE TO BE STRANGLED BY THE GNARLED, RIPPLING TENTACLES OF DEAD ANALOG MEDIA!



Part three of our epic (seemingly never-ending) FOUR-PART look back on the insane world of shot-on-video horror movies from the pre-digital era. Gabe and returning extra-special co-host Patrick Ripoll of Tracks of the Damned (who, again, did most of the research) trudge through an additional 32 movies, 12 of which one or both of them were able to watch, including D3’s Death Row Diner (1988), Wally Koz’ 555 (1988), Herb Robins’ The Brainsucker (1988), Jim Whiteaker’s Night Feeder (1988), Dean Alioto’s The McPherson Tape (1989), and Eric Parkinson, Michael Rissi & Steve Sommers’ Terror Eyes (1989).


Again, people have asked for a list of the films covered in the description, so here you go. All of the movies that at least one of us has seen are marked with a †, while the others are discussed based on available information/reviews:

  • Death Row Diner (1988) †

  • The Hackers (1988)

  • Hollow Gate (1988)

  • Hollywood’s New Blood (1988)

  • Shadows of Blood (1988)

  • Twisted Issues (1989)

  • Woodchipper Massacre (1988)

  • Mama’s Home (1988)

  • Cannibal Campout (1988) †

  • 555 (1988) †

  • Phantom Brother (1988) †

  • Almohadón de Plumas (1988)

  • Night Feeder (1988) †

  • Dinastía sangrienta (1988)

  • Blind Faith (1989)

  • Witchfinder (1989)

  • Black Past (1989) †

  • Fatal Images (1989) †

  • Las Vegas Bloodbath (1989)

  • Satan’s Storybook (1989)

  • Scream Dream (1989)

  • Sleepover Massacre (1989)

  • The McPherson Tape (1989) †

  • Violent Shit (1989) †

  • Zombie Rampage (1989)

  • Redneck Zombies (1989) †

  • Pieces of Darkness (1989)

  • Houseboat Horror (1989)

  • The Nutzoids at Cannibal Cove (1989)

  • Heavy Metal Massacre (1989) †

  • Terror Eyes (1989) †



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