Episode description

Horror is the Punk Rock of Cinema, and S.O.V. (shot on video) movies prove it!

For decades, fans made movies without Hollywood, money, or distribution deals. Following the DIY ethos, regional horror movies sprung up everywhere and told crazy, original, and personal stories and created a subculture.

Just like punk rock did! 

Join me on "Tape One," where I discuss the long history of renegade moviemaking outside the system, some of my favorite SOV movies, and make a confession about my own SOV film from 1993! 

("Tape Two," a discussion of ten more SOV movies, will drop on Black Friday!)

I hope you enjoy the show!

Movies Discussed:

LET'S GET DEAD (1993) Dir. Scott Bradley

SLEDGEHAMMER (1983) Dir. David A. Prior

BOARDINGHOUSE (1982) Dir. John Wintergate

DARKNESS (1993) Dir. Leif Jonker

SHATTER DEAD (1994) Dir. Scooter McCrae

SIXTEEN TONGUES (1999-released 2005) Dir. Scooter McCrae

WEASELS RIP MY FLESH (1979) Dir. Nathan Schiff 

KILLING SPREE (1987) Dir. Tim Ritter

THE PACT (1995) Dir. Brad Sykes

LIST OF EARLY REGIONAL INDIE MOVIE MAVERICKS DISCUSSED:

William Grefe in Florida (MAKO: THE JAWS OF DEATH, STANLEY)

Larry Buchanan in Texas (THE EYE CREATURES, MARS NEEDS WOMEN)

Bill Rebane in Wisconsin (THE GIANT SPIDER INVASION)

 Long Islander Andy Milligan (THE GHASTLY ONES)

Martin Folse in Louisiana (TERROR IN THE SWAMP)

 J.R. Bookwalter in Ohio (THE DEAD NEXT DOOR)

 Herschell Gordon Lewis in Florida (BLOOD FEAST, TWO THOUSAND MANIACS!)