Attack of the Killer Objects!

Mary returns and brings her kiddo, Neo along to promote their new podcast, The Family Frights Podcast! We discussed Return of the Killer Tomatoes, but unfortunately You can't hear Mary and Neo for most of that. They were gracious enough to send audio to help with that, which worked out anyway, bc they watched Attack of the Killer Tomatoes the first time instead of Return. Anyway, still a fun little episode and a treasured piece of early George Clooney.

Since I've had some technical difficulties as well as just being super busy with work, I don't have new AOTKO for you just this second, but this is an episode of my other podcast, What in the Wide World of Cinema?! This was our 2nd episode about 1977's Hausu, with my friend, comedian, Trent Manning. If you've never seen Hausu, I strongly recommend it. If you have, then you know why I thought it was a good bonus episode for AOTKO. Either way, stay tuned!

Keith returns to discuss another somewhat obscure film, 1972's La Cabina from Spain. The film is an allegory for living under Franco's facist regime, but you can also pretend that phone booths are sentient beasts, if ya want. (It's not a serious read, but I think it's fun) Plus, Keith talks about his travels around Asia, that OTHER Keith McNally, and the line between Wikipedia and AI.

The You Run Podcast network's Scott Harding is back at long last to discuss another killer object with a face, this one just happens to have Sophie Thatcher's. Companion (2025) is the topic of today's episode.

Eli joins Anastasia yet again to talk about another hot off the reels movie, Oz Perkin's The Monkey. It's going to be a bloody good time. Play the episode. See what happens.

Becky (from The Girl and the Gay Podcast and IG:This.girl.loves.horror) returns to discuss a very different film than last time. This time we're discussing an evil chair in Curry Barker's The Chair. The Chair is available to watch for free on youtube! https://youtu.be/mhazCS14Tas?si=eNXQYQNOtldu_HxJ

On this episode, Anastasia is joined by filmmaker, Rene Rivas, to discuss the 1999 teen cult classic, Idle Hands. Between Devon Sawa, Seth Green, and The Offspring, the late 90s nostalgia reaches critical levels.For more from Rene: http://www.renerivas.com/filmmakingand keep an eye out for his new short film, Rejected! : https://www.imdb.com/title/tt27911397/Rejected! is now available to watch on Crypt TV.

Kendrah from Horror VS Reality joins Anastasia to discuss CarousHELL! It's gonna be the HORNiest killer unicorn movie you've ever heard about.