The final episode of our three-week-long series on "Contagion" is our look at the 2010 remake of George A. Romero's "The Crazies". The audio is a little hollow, because of technical difficulties we had, which also explains why we were away for so long. But it doesn't impact the quality of the discussion or the jokes :)
This episode, the Stabby Roadsters visit 1985's "Return of the Living Dead" - the film that introduced the world to the finnickier side of the undead - the ones who only referred BRRRAAAAIIIINNNNSSS. It's our second episode covering the topic of "Contagion" - that means we're bound to go viral!
Our triumphant return! After what seemed like an eternity, the Stabby Roadsters are back to kick off three episodes about "CONTAGION"! We launch with a film that is, in retrospect, scarier post-pandemic than it was back in 1971: "The Andromeda Strain", based on the novel by Michael Crichton, who also created "Jurassic Park" (so now we should really be worried about cloned dinosaurs, yes?). On a technical note: our separate audio track was corrupted (and has since been arrested for it), so Rob wa...
We wrap up our series on "School Daze" with Sonia's pick, the modern classic "Jennifer's Body" from 2009. Listen to us talk about Megan Fox's seriously underrated acting chops, Diablo Cody at her wackiest, and how Amanda Seyfried's eyeglasses are about as convincing as Clark Kent's. SUBSCRIBE!
The Stabby Roadsters continue their matriculation on "School Daze" with Rob's entry, 1990's "The Faculty". Practical effects, Josh Hartnett's haircut and Russian winter hats are discussed at great length. Some get educated with our take on 'The Faculty"!
We're back after an unforeseen hiatus with a really weird one. Our first of three weeks covering high-school-related-horror (a redundancy if I ever heard one) starts with Joe's selection, the obscure cult...classic? 1981's "Strange Behavior"!
We wrap up our series on H.P. Lovecraft with Sonia's pick, Richard Stanley's masterpiece, "Color out of Space"! This is the trippiest film we've covered yet!
This week the Stabby Roadsters stop off at Miskatonic University to do a little extracurricular activity. Rob leads us all on his pick, this week's second entry in our series on H. P. Lovecraft, "Re-Animator"
Ah, the cosmic horrors unleashed by the complicated H.P. Lovecraft. We separate the art from the artist like a Necronomicon spellcaster separates a being into two different dimensions for the next three weeks, as we cover the eldritch terror of filmic HPL. This week we start with Joe's pick, 1970's "The Dunwich Horror", a surprisingly effective translation for the time.
Having technical difficulties this week, so we're digging deep into the archives for new listeners: "The Stabby Roadsters got nards! Join Rob, Joe and Sonia as they apply their generational perspectives to the Best Universal Monsters Sequel Never Made! Like/Subscribe/Repost/Rent a billboard/Spray-paint our URL on the wall of a building somewhere... (OK, maybe not that last part)"
Join the Stabby Roadsters as Sonia presents a film that could double as a form of birth control: the 2007 example of the New French Extremity, "Inside".
Would you care for some turtle soup with a side of she-kebab? The Stabby Roadsters go there, with Ruggero Deodato's groundbreakingly nauseating "found footage" opus, "Cannibal Holocaust". Second entry in our series on "global horror", this was a tough watch and, according to Rob, even tougher to edit ;) Enjoy!
This week the Stabby Roadsters take a trip South, to Brazil, where the weird, terrifying and baffling world of José Majica "Coffin Joe" Marins exists. Our "Not Coffin" Joe presents "At Midnight I'll Take Your Soul", the first in our series on Global Horror. It's a weird, wacky trip into a strange place where Sonia, Rob and Josh swear they'll never let Joe take them to again.
The Stabby Roadsters wrap up three weeks of Haunted Houses when the lovely SONIA HARCOURT presents us with 2001's "The Others". Find out why this is the scariest thing to hapen to Nicole Kidman since escaping Scientology or finding herself alone in an empty movie theatre!
Join the Stabby Roadsters as they take a trip into the 80s with Rob's pick, 1985's "House". No, this isn't the trippy Japanese one with the floating heads, it's the one with William Katt, his impossible blond 'fro, the fakest Vietnam flashback sequences, preposterously low-cut V-neck sweaters and "Norm" from "Cheers. Do our intrepid hosts enjoy the movie or not? Well, a) you'll have to find out by listening and b) it's really irrelevant because you'll enjoy hearing the gang give their take on th...
WE'RE BAAAA-AAAACK! After a too-long summer hiatus and an assist from the late Angus Scrimm, the Stabby Roadsters, SONIA HARCOURT, ROB GRAYDON, JOE SENA and STABBYTECH JOSH return! Just in time for spooky season, traditionally observed after SLAAAYYYBOR DAY weekend (sorry not sorry), we open the theme of "Haunted Houses". And what better film to start with than Joe's selection: the juicily gory finale of Lucio Fulci's "Gates of Hell" trilogy, "House by the Cemetery"! The gang doesn't lose a beat...
Our latest installment is the Angus Scrimm-hosted episode of "Danger Theater", "NAME IN VAIN" WE'LL BE BACK ON SEPTEMBER 7TH with a brand new season of "Stabby Road" shows, featuring, Joe, Sonia, Rob and Josh! Topics we'll be covering: Haunted Houses, Kaiju, Contagion and more! But we never miss a Thursday, so we'll keep re-premiering episodes of Angus Scrimm in "Danger Theatre" until then. No stale content here!
Our latest installment is the Angus Scrimm-hosted episode of "Danger Theater", "SLOTH" WE'LL BE BACK ON SEPTEMBER 7TH with a brand new season of "Stabby Road" shows, featuring, Joe, Sonia, Rob and Josh! But we never miss a Thursday, so we'll keep re-premiering episodes of Angus Scrimm in "Danger Theatre" until then. No stale content here!
Our latest installment is the Angus Scrimm-hosted episode of "Danger Theater", "SLOTH" We'll be back in a few weeks with new episodes strarring the Stabby Road crew.
Another "re-premiere" of ANGUS SCRIMM hosting the long-lost audio drama "Danger Theater". This week's episode: "LUST" The Stabby Roadsters are back in-studio now with three in the can and three more taping this Tuesday so we'll be back and loaded for bear in the next few weeks! So keep coming back for great classic "lost" audio dramas until the show proper returns!
Another "re-premiere" of ANGUS SCRIMM hosting the long-lost audio drama "Danger Theater". This week's episode: "Gluttony" The Stabby Roadsters are back in-studio now, so keep coming back for great classic "lost" audio dramas until the show proper returns!
Another "re-premiere" of ANGUS SCRIMM hosting the long-lost audio drama "Danger Theater". This week's episode: "Honor Thy Father" The Stabby Roadsters are back in-studio on July 11, so keep coming back for great classic "lost" audio dramas until the show proper returns!
Another "re-premiere" of ANGUS SCRIMM hosting the long-lost audio drama "Danger Theater". This week's episode: "No Other Gods" During the breaks, Joe talks with director TOM JACKSON about working with Angus, as well as his own experiences working on or distributing such 70s and 80s grindhouse classics such as "The Evil Dead", "Dolemite", and how he almost got arrested during a scene in "Maniac Cop". If you're into two old farts talking about stupid stuff they did for now-classic work, you won't ...
It may be hiatus time for the Stabby Roadsters, but we're proud to present the world "re-premiere" of "Anger", an entry in the "Seven Deadly Sins" series of the audio drama "Danger Theater". What makes it so special? Recorded in the late 90s/early 2000s, the series was hosted by none other than the legendary "Tall Man" from Don Coscarelli's mind-bending franchise "Phantasm"... ANGUS SCRIMM! Travel back in time with our own JOE SENA, a/k/a "The Forrest Gump of Hollywood" as he introduces the show...
One more week of full episode hiatus, so we present one of our most listened-to episodes, our coverage of "Bordello of Blood" featuring our interview with the Cryptkeeper himself, JOHN KASSIR! Next week: we have an extra special episode, not one of our regular ones, but the premiere of a lost bit of audio that Joe produced over 25 years ago, hosted by a (recently departed) well-known horror icon! You won't want to miss it!
Our team is still on hiatus for a few weeks, so in the meantime, enjoy an encore performance of our second episode in the series on "Creepy Parents", joined by the lovely @jillschoelen .
As the Stabby Roadsters enjoy a late spring break, we present one of our earliest and funniest episodes. Part of our "Creepy Clowns" theme, we cover "Terrifier" with none other than Art the Clown himself, DAVID HOWARD THORNTON! For new listeners, this is a great sampling of everything Stabby Road, before we even realized we had a natural rhytm and chemistry - plus, we do it with one of the biggest horror stars of the 21st century! We'll be back in a few weeks with more new shows and some special...
The Stabby Roadsters end their series on "Werewolves" with Joe's introduction of 1981's "An American Werewolf In London". It's our first episode recorded on Zoom, and our second season "finale". We're going to take a couple weeks' hiatus so we can catch up on life and work and will be back after some encore episodes and (if we can make it work) some special audio treats that Joe dug up from his Universal Studios days, so stay tuned!
Join the Stabby Roadsters as they examine 2000's coming of age film "Ginger Snaps" in our second week on the theme of "Werewolves."
This week we start 3 weeks of "werewolves" as Rob introduces 1981's "The Howling"! Surprisingly, not everyone is a fan...tune in to see how much fur flies about this Joe Dante classic!
