Attack of the B-Movies

Nov 26 2024 15 ep. 37 mins 49
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A look at the best and worst B-movies from the past, present and future with Johnny Potoky and James Grimmer.

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Frankenhooker (1990)

Nov 26 2024 39 mins  
Johnny and James slap some parts together to create Frankenhooker (1990), Frank Henenlotter's cult favourite.

My Name is Bruce (2007)

Sep 04 2024 36 mins  
Johnny and James FINALLY take a look at a Bruce Campbell favourite - his directorial debut to be precise!

Hardware (1990)

Jul 27 2024 35 mins  
Johnny and James take a look at Judge Dredd on the cheap; Richard Stanley's awesome apocalyptic sci-fi actioner Hardware (1990).

Roger Corman Tribute

Jun 08 2024 32 mins  
Johnny and James say goodbye to B-movie legend Roger Corman with a discussion of his work as a whole.

Boltneck (2000)

Feb 23 2024 33 mins  
Johnny and James raid Deadpool's movie collection for a Frankenstein parody featurning one Ryan Reynolds, Boltneck (2000). Also known as Teen Monster and Big Monster on Campus.

Slay Belles (2018)

Dec 24 2023 34 mins  
Johnny and James finish the year with a Christmas B-movie "classic," Slay Belles (2018). Cosplay and Krampus just go so well together!

Don't Answer the Phone! (1980)

Dec 17 2023 29 mins  
Johnny and James revisit a psychological horror film which was caught up in the infamous "Video Nasty" era of the 1980's.

Critters (1986)

Oct 16 2023 35 mins  
Spooky season starts with an old favourite as Johnny & James revisit the cult classic Critters franchise with Stephen Herek's 1986 original.

At the Earth's Core (1976)

Oct 02 2023 36 mins  
Johnny & James enter the world of Amicus, for the British-American sci-fi fantasy At the World's Core (1976), starring Doug McClure and Peter Cushing. Is it better than its Mystery Science Theatre airing would suggest?

Manborg (2011)

Sep 03 2023 35 mins  
Johnny & James consider no-budget Canadian cinema with a sci-fi film shot in a garage. Yes, really. It can only be the B-movie delights of Steven Kostanski's Manborg (2011), made for the pincely sum of $1,000.