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Episode 305: The Crawlers (1990)

Jeffrey and Richard crawl into your ears to discuss The Crawlers AKA Contamination .7 AKA Troll 3: Contamination. Producer Joe D'Amato and his Filmirage studio bring you

Episode 304: The Deadly Spawn (1983)

Mark and Richard get slimed in the cellar more than a few times while discussing the creature feature splatterfest The Deadly Spawn (1983). It's a good time to dust off y

Episode 303: Top 10 Werewolf Movies

Mark and Richard get hairy but not harried on this first installment of Subgenre Subhumans! This is a brand new series where they talk about their 10 favorite Steve Gutte

Episode 302: Shrieker (1998)

You have been screamin' or yellin' or shriekin' about a new episode of Hello! This is the Doomed Show, and here it is. Jeffrey and Richard talk about director David DeCot

Episode 300: Episode 300

All the hosts share their thoughts on Zach Snyder's classic film. No wait. Oops, wrong episode. All of the hosts talk about this Hello! This is the Doomed Show milestone!

Episode 301: Night School (1981)

Mark and Richard are headed back to college as BHHOCs (that's Big Head Hunter On Campus (IYKYK)). And they're talking about Night School (1981) too! This is THE EPISODE Y

Episode 299: Blood and Lace (1971)

Brad and Richard get lacy and bloody but that's normal. This time they do those things while discussing the film called Blood and Lace from 1971. It's a good time talkin'

Episode 298: Devil Dog: The Hound of Hell (1978)

Jeffrey and Richard have gone to the dogs! But also they're talking about director Curtis Harrington's Devil Dog: The Hound of Hell (1978), a classic made-for-TV horror c

Episode 297: Pale Blood (1990)

Lee joins Richard to talk about Pale Blood (1990) from directors V.V. Dachin Hsu and Michael W. Leighton. This vampire flick is wild and weird and Wings! That's right, Wi

Episode 296: Mark of the Witch (1970)

Mark, who is mark marked, and Richard, who wishes he was Mark and mark mark marked talk about Mark of the Mark (1970), directed by Mark Mark and starring Mark Mark Mark,

Episode 295: I, Madman (1989)

Simon and Richard get hollied in right in their jollies. Please listen. Simon's blog: https://creatures-of-light-and-darkness.blogspot.com/ http://doomedmoviethon.com h

Episode 294: Strike Commando 2 (1988)

Ian joins Richard to be stricken from the commando record a second time when they discuss Strike Commando 2 (1988), directed by Bruno Mattei and Claudio Fragrasso and sta

Episode 293: Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers (1995)

Brad and Richard roll up their sleeves to help birth this spooky baby of an episode. As a special Halloween bonus to the listeners, these guys talk about Halloween: The C

Episode 292: Jack-O (1995)

Jeff-O and Rick-O discuss this most important Halloween movie in which Michael Myers does not appear. It's Jack-O from 1995 and it's pretty much inevitable. Spooky! Jeff

Episode 291: Spookies (1986)

 Mark and Richard find a solution to the age old problem of zombie gastric pain with Spookies (1986)! This spooky episode is haunted by the Halloween spirit... of Hallowe

Episode 290: Inferno (1980)

Simon and Richard unleash the first of their only time they recorded an episode of Dario Argento's Inferno (1980). Buckle up your witchy safety belts because it's going t

Episode 289: Dr. Giggles (1992)

Brad and Richard have the giggles... Dr. Giggles that is! See what I did there? They talk about an absolute banger of a 90s slasher and discover some important things abo

Episode 288: Spawn of the Slithis (1978)

It's 10pm, do you know where your Slithis is? Mark and Richard can help you find out! They discuss the wacky and wonderful Spawn of the Slithis (1978) and solve all of yo

Episode 287: Mystère AKA Dagger Eyes (1983)

Katie of the Night joins Richard to bring about the discussion of the wonderful giallo called Mystère (1983), directed by Carlo Vanzina. This episode is 14 hours long, bu

Episode 286: Mother of Tears (2007)

Jeffrey and Richard don their arcane tunics and talk about the only film that Dario Argento ever made in 2007. That's right, it's Mother of Tears (2007), the threequel to