the flicks that church forgot

Prepare to get slimy. Tonight we look at the 80s B-movie shocker (in every sense of the word), Slugs!

(Guest Reviewer Simon Vockins joins me in tonights episode).

Continuing the discussion started in the last episode, I look at various devil films, and ask what significance their popularity might have.

In the first of a two part episode, the Flicks That Church Forgot remember the classic tale of demonic posession from William Friedkin.

Music used in this episode:
“Deliver Us From Delinquent” by DJ-Delinquent (Please note that this remix contains the Tubular Bells melody, by Mike Oldfield, and so will be removed if copyright holders request it.)
“Let Er’ Die” by Toxic Yell.
Excerpts from "Martyrs" Soundtrack, available free from composers at http://seppukuparadigm.com/martyrs/index.html

Tonight we look at the 1979 mini-series based on the Stephen King novel, and discover what scary vampires really look like.

Music used in this episode:
Excerpts from "Martyrs" Soundtrack, available free from composers at http://seppukuparadigm.com/martyrs/index.html
Other music from Newsgroups -
"Old Skool" by Styze
"70's Porn" by Nick (noble-nick)
"Gloomy Sunday Night Loop" by DJ RocaLot
"Phat Bass Anthem" REmix by Ben Capps

In this episode the Flicks That Church Forgot try out a modern horror, that still ended up being a film that the church forgot. Perhaps, with good reason this time.

Music Featured in this Episode:

Used under Creative Commons license -
"Hallucination" by Arouth.
"Hot Fiery Anger" by KN(JinNJuice)
"Infinity +1" by Zeifetzer
"March of the Living" by XXX-WOLF-XXX

Bonus! Here's the theme to 1980's slasher film "Madman", but please note, I don't want to break any copyright so get this: It isn't the original. I just sat down at the piano and sung my own version. It's a bit of an improvised performance, but hope you enjoy it!

Let me know any suggestions for covers of obscure B-movie horror songs!

Join me for a walk in the woods, and a discussion of Joe Dante's classic werwolf flick, "The Howling".

Creative Commons Music Used in this Episode:
"Save my Life" by Merlins Beard

All other background music from "The Howling" alternative Soundtrack by Peter Laws...yeah me, he he.

In this episode I discuss the much maligned 1981 horror pigfest Evilspeak.

Creative Commons Music Used in this episode:
"Elevator Music" by Mark Jerrfies
"Birds in the City" by Rene Vis

"Evilspeak" Trailer from Anchor Bay DVD, out of print.

Excerpts from "Martyrs" Soundtrack, available free from composers at http://seppukuparadigm.com/martyrs/index.html

Other clips courtesy of Archive.org.

The Flicks That Church Forgot will soon begin season two. This episode gives you an update of what will be happening, all recorded outside, by the sea, so excuse the crashing waves. Pretty relaxing though.

Hi everyone, just a quick note to say sorry that there hasnt been a new show lately. Things have been hectic and I have been plugging on with my masters degree as well as getting ordained and going full time at the church where I am the minister. However, from April, if not before, I should be able to get back to putting some shows out. I just need to know if anyone would listen?

Also any advice about how I might give the show a revamp? I'm wondering if they need to be a little shorter and more focused on the single review instead of including lots of news and ramblings. I would also consider moving the show to Podbean which seems more reliable but it might risk a bunch of subscribers not reliasing there's been a change of host and so thinking the show has just stopped. What do you think? Any other suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks for listening and watch out for new episodes in a while.

Here's a little song for your pleasure. He he.

The lyrics so you can sing along!

"Getting Closer...

And no-one really knows.
Where he's gonna be.
Hiding in a cave,
or swinging from the trees.
The camper van is here
The stars are out to see.
And it is lovely.
But does he want to know me?

Cos maybe if I knew.
He was really real.
I would not be so excited.
What's that noise a cracking twig?
Whatever made it was very big.
Hope its not Barry in his suit and wig again.

Cos I'd love the mystery to come again.
And maybe then.
I'll find his den.
My Sasquatch friend".

Here's a special treat for you. An unaired radio play set in the V universe! Enjoy!

In this episode we continue chatting about the great 80s Scifi epic series, V.

In this special three part episode we explore V the 80's Scifi invasion series. Pretinama!

In this episode I review the 70s TV movie "Gargoyles"

 In this episode we get classy. I review Jack Claytons ghost story "The Innocents" from 1961 as well as a sneak peak at "The Fall Guy", Stu Phillips and "Garth Merenghis Darkplace".

In this episode I review the 1980 slasher classic "Happy Birthday To Me" as well as having a brief look at Intradas new release of "Troll" by Richard Band. Even Rocky gets a look in!

 In this episode I pit Christine against The Car in a game of chicken. Who will win and be the superior scary car? Listen to the show to find out!

In this show I review the 1977 vampire dog flick "Zoltan: Hound of Dracula" (aka known as "Draculas Dog"). I also cast my ear over the new Complete Soundtrack Collection of spooky 60's/70's daytime soap "Dark Shadows".

In this episode I review 4 Sasquatch movies from the 70's:
The Legend of Boggy Creek (1972)
The Mysterious Monsters (1976)
Sasquatch the Legend of Bigfoot (1977)
and
Snowbeast. (1977)
Also features B:Movie in a Bad Way - quick review of Clive Barker's "The Plague". (Apologies for pronouncing his name as Clive BAKER during this show. Oops!)

A review of 80's werewolf flick "Silver Bullet".

A brief welcome to the podcast followed by a review of the Anthony Hopkins Ventriliquist dummy creep-fest "MAGIC".

Hi, and welcome to "The Flicks That Church Forgot". I'm a Church Minister who will be posting podcasts reviewing the best and worst of B-Movies and genre flicks! Watch this space for the first episodes!