Cinemassacre's Monster Madness

Season 8 - Monster Madness 8

31 episodes · Oct 1, 2014

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  • S8E1

    Cabin in the Woods (2012)

    Oct 1, 20143m

    This year’s Monster Madness kicks off with Cabin in the Woods, a cliche horror archetype with unique twists.

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  • S8E2

    Häxan (1922)

    Oct 2, 20143m

    A creepy horror film from the silent era about devil worship and evil rituals, also known as “Witchcraft Through the Ages”.

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  • S8E3

    Alice Sweet Alice (1976)

    Oct 3, 20143m

    An underrated slasher film, with a masked killer.

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  • S8E4

    Hilarious House of Frightenstein (1971)

    Oct 4, 20144m

    Vincent Price hosts this bizarre sketch comedy show from the 70′s, starring various lovable monster personalities.

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  • S8E5

    Night of the Creeps (1986)

    Oct 5, 20144m

    An 80′s film that pays tribute to the 50′s. Alien slugs crawl into peoples’ heads and turn them into zombies.

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  • S8E6

    Man Made Monster (1941)

    Oct 6, 20144m

    Man-Made Monster is a science fiction horror film released by Universal Pictures. The film stars Lon Chaney, Jr. in his horror debut.

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  • S8E7

    Texas Chainsaw Massacre 4 (1994)

    Oct 7, 20145m

    Today we look at the most absurd horror film to feature two actors to win academy awards, Renee Zellweger and Matthew McConaughey.

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  • S8E8

    Night Gallery (1969-1973)

    Oct 8, 20144m

    Today we look at a TV series, Night Gallery. Rod Serling’s sub-par followup to The Twilight Zone.

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  • S8E9

    The Black Cat (1981)

    Oct 9, 20145m

    One of many “Black Cat” movies, based loosely on the Edgar Allan Poe story, from Italian horror director Lucio Fulci. This time, the cat is a killing machine!

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  • S8E10

    The Vampire Lovers (1970)

    Oct 10, 20143m

    It’s Hammer time! From Hammer Studios, comes the first in a horror trilogy about the Karnstein family, a vampire story even older than Dracula.

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  • S8E11

    The Exorcist III (1990)

    Oct 11, 20144m

    How does a horror series come back out of the toilet bowl, after the insanely horrible Exorcist II: The Heretic? The answer. Brad Dourif.

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  • S8E12

    The Walking Dead (1936)

    Oct 12, 20144m

    Boris Karloff stars as a man brought back to life in a lab, very much like Frankenstein, in this typical horror chiller from the golden age.

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  • S8E13

    They Live (1988)

    Oct 13, 20143m

    Roddy Piper has to lay the smackdown on some alien scum, in this tribute to 50′s B-movies. The X-ray glasses were referenced in the NES game Bart Vs. The Space Mutants.

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  • S8E14

    Rodan (1956)

    Oct 14, 20145m

    Time to add some kaiju action in this year’s Monster Madness. We’ve already taken care of Godzilla. Now let’s talk about another important monster from Toho.

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  • S8E15

    Beetlejuice (1988)

    Oct 15, 20144m

    A non-perfect, but highly enjoyable stylized nightmarish film from Tim Burton, starring Michael Keaton before he was Batman.

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  • S8E16

    The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms (1953)

    Oct 16, 20143m

    The original giant reptile from stop-motion master Ray Harryhausen. Pre-dates Godzilla by one year!

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  • S8E17

    Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1992)

    Oct 17, 20145m

    A highly stylized take on the classic tale, directed by Francis Ford Coppola, starring Gary Oldman, Winona Ryder, Anthony Hopkins and Keanu Reeves. Produced by FRED FUCHS.

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  • S8E18

    Doctor X (1932)

    Oct 18, 20144m

    The first color horror film!

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  • S8E19

    Insidious (2010)

    Oct 19, 20144m

    Today we look at a modern horror film about ghosts and possession. A young boy travels outside his body, leaving himself an open vessel for evil demons to enter.

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  • S8E20

    Murders in the Rue Morgue (1932)

    Oct 20, 20144m

    A minor classic from the Universal catalogue, starring Bela Lugosi. Based on an Edgar Allan Poe story.

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  • S8E21

    Tourist Trap (1979)

    Oct 21, 20144m

    An underrated horror flick about scary dummies and a masked killer with an inventive method of murder. Effective, but uneven. Has elements of Psycho and Texas Chainsaw Massacre.

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  • S8E22

    Island of Lost Souls (1932)

    Oct 22, 20144m

    Charles Laughton stars in this overlooked adaptation of Island of Dr. Moreau by H.G. Wells. Bela Lugosi stars in a minor role.

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  • S8E23

    Bride of Chucky (1998)

    Oct 23, 20145m

    The “so bad it’s good” movie from my generation. The killer doll Chucky is back, and more funny and likable than ever. See our review for the original Child’s Play here.

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  • S8E24

    Son of Kong (1933)

    Oct 24, 20149m

    Rushed out the same year as the original King Kong, this sequel holds up surprisingly well. Starring Robert Armstrong and featuring the same master effects artist Willis O’Brien.

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  • S8E25

    Stephen King’s IT (1990)

    Oct 25, 20147m

    This 3 hour made-for-television movie was aired in two parts. Based on the Stephen King novel, it popularized the idea of the scary clown.

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  • S8E26

    The Night Walker (1964)

    Oct 26, 20143m

    An underrated thriller from William Castle about nightmares. Only available on VHS for unknown reasons.

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  • S8E27

    Death Proof (2007)

    Oct 27, 20146m

    Quentin Tarantino’s most underrated and misunderstood film about a killer played by Kurt Russell who murders his victims with his car.

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  • S8E28

    Dracula’s Daughter (1936)

    Oct 28, 20145m

    Bela Lugosi is absent in Universal’s only direct sequel to the original Dracula. Gloria Holden plays Countess Marya Zaleska, the reluctant vampire who wants to be free of her father’s curse.

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  • S8E29

    Are You Afraid of the Dark? (1991-2000)

    Oct 29, 20144m

    A nostalgic Nickelodean anthology TV series from our generation, about kids, the Midnight Society, who gather around a campfire and tell scary stories every week.

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  • S8E30

    Young Frankenstein (1974)

    Oct 30, 20144m

    One of the great Mel Brooks comedy classics, starring Gene Wilder. A big tribute to Universal’s original Frankenstein trilogy, faithfully emulated in Black & White.

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  • S8E31

    Trick ‘r Treat (2007)

    Oct 31, 20144m

    Monster Madness closes this year, with one of few movies to truly capture the real Halloween spirit!

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