By the mighty gams of LeeAnn Baker! Michael Campochiaro dusts off the grubby corner of cinema in which he sometimes likes to dwell and shares with us another Cult Classic review. This time it’s Bruce Hickey’s 1986 biker witch epic, Necropolis

Jon Cross and Jim Wallace sit in a diner and get really grumpy about Detective Pikachu. They may have severe, deep set issues that no one has identified yet and are trying to work it out in podcast form. Enjoy.

Jon Cross takes a look at John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum and, what we have now learned is to be, The John Wick Franchise.

Jon Cross takes a look at the latest horror/thriller release from RLJE Films and the second feature from Director/Writer team Jon Knautz  and Alexis Kendra, The Cleaning Lady.

Spader’s sleazy member and innate sex ability causes him to get kidnapped by a mad french woman. Host Jon Cross and guest, podcaster extraordinaire, Moe Porne wish that made for a more compelling film. Instead we talk what would happen if this had 9 sequels! On the finale of Please Sleaze Me the 4th Sleazy Spader Springtime!

The Hammer Horror loving Bloke Down The Pub is fascinated by what people had to worry about in the sixties while relishing in the apocalypse, thanks to 1962 film They Are The Damned featuring Oliver Reed.

Contributor to the Diner and renowned Pfeifferologist, Michael Campochiaro joins host Jon Cross to talk 1994’s Wolf in which James Spader delights as the exceptionally sleazy shit Stewart Swinton.

Jay Mayo and Owen Durivage join host Jon Cross to talk Sleazy James Spader in 2003’s made for the Sci-Fi channel movie Alien Hunter.

Sleazy Spader Springtime is back for its fourth year! Jim Wallace and Jon Cross talk the 2003 thriller I, Witness starring Jeff Daniels, Portia De Rossi and king of sleaze, James Spader!

Michael Campochiaro is down among the ninjas, Lycra aerobic pants, glowing swords, big hair, sweat and V8 juice for his cult classic review of Ninja III The Domination

Aaron Carruthers takes a look at 88 Films’ Blu-Ray release of one of the earliest “comic book movies”, Wes Craven’s compromised but charming B-Movie tale of monsters, mad men and inter-species love.

Comic Book aficionado extraordinaire and writer/editor and host of the “And You Thought it was Safe?” blog and video series, David DeMoss joins us once again for another dive into the Marvel Cinematic Universe and this time it’s the turn of one Captain Marvel…

Michael Campochiaro knows a great, enduring cult classic when he sees one. Read his look back at Fred Olen Ray’s immortal, sleazy, satirical exploitation movie, Hollywood Chainsaw Hookers starring Michelle Bauer, Linnea Quigley and Gunnar Hansen.

Aaron Carruthers takes a look at 88 Films’ Blu-Ray release of the notorious and hilariously bad “Video Nasty”, Cannibal Terror, directed by Alain Deruelle.

Read our review of the latest martial arts spectacular from director Jesse V Johnson and stars Tony Jaa, Iko Uwais, Scott Adkins, Michael Jai White, Tiger Chen, Celina Jade, Michael Bisping - Triple Threat

Aaron Carruthers takes a look at 88 Films’ Blu-Ray release of Antonio Climati‘s Green Inferno AKA Cannibal Holocaust 2.

Our intrepid hosts Jon Cross and Jim Wallace sit down to eat fried junk and talk Stephen Merchant's Fighting with my Family, the true story of Paige, the WWE wrestler, starring Florence Pugh, Jack Lowden, Nick Frost, Lena Headey, Dwayne Johnson and Vince Vaughn.

Jon Cross and Jim Wallace talk Peter Weller interviews, finding positivity on social media by sharing this very show and new young adult, sci-fi blockbuster Alita: Battle Angel from James Cameron and Robert Rodriguez.

Thanks to Vinegar Syndrome, Jon Cross finally gets to sit down again and watch Wacko, a movie he hasn’t seen in over 20 years and which was something of a weird, messy holy grail quest, which is finally at an end! Read his review of the film and its new Blu-Ray here.

Jon Cross and Jim Wallace talk about Glass and M Night Shyamalan's Unbreakable trilogy Starring Bruce Willis, James McAvoy and Samuel L Jackson.