Dark Night of the Podcast

Episode 132 – The Void (2016)

Come with us, listeners, as Troy and Roger navigate you through a dark, vast, and immensely mysterious void to discuss the 2016 Lovecraftian influenced indie endeavor! Join the guys as they discuss the absolutely stellar practical effects on display and, well, just try to make sense of this ambitious and surreal film experience! Also, if you're interested in monthly exclusive bonus content, please check out our Patreon at: https://www.patreon.com/darknightofthepodcast where there are currently over 100 exclusive episodes for you to enjoy!

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Episode 131 – The Poughkeepsie Tapes (2007)

Things are about to get dramatic! We’re talking long flowing cape with a plague doctor mask dramatic as the guys discuss a film Troy adores and Roger has never seen but had huge expectations for, the 2007 found footage mockumentary The Poughkeepsie Tapes! Join the guys as they chat about the unfortunate acting of many minor characters, undoubtedly unsettling and memorable moments, and most importantly, if it lived up to Roger’s lofty expectations!

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Episode 130 – House of Wax (2005)

For this week’s episode of Dark Night of the Podcast, Paris Hilton won’t be the only thing having you all say “That’s hot!” At least not while you experience the sensation of hot, melted wax covering every inch of your body. It’s finally time for Troy and Roger to review one of the best remakes of our time, 2005s criminally underrated “House of Wax”. Like, what more could they have given us with this one?! You’re getting a sensible brunette Elisha Cuthbert donning a wife beater and losing fingers, Chad Michael Murray in his prime looking all sweaty and shirtless, some of the absolute best kill sequences we’ve seen post-millennium, and that chase… oh that chase… you know exactly the one we’re talking about! So make sure to light a couple of candles, but make sure you don’t burn yourself because… that’s hot! Oh come on, you knew it was coming…

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Episode 129 – Epitaph (1987)

Grab your bucket, blow torch, and favorite hungry rodent and join Troy and Roger as they discuss what is certainly the most obscure film they’ve ever covered—the 1987 direct to video dysfunctional family shocker Epitaph (aka Mommy’s Epitaph) directed by Joseph Merhi.  The guys bask in their admiration for one Delores Nascar, ponder why the film isn’t more well known and celebrated among the gays, contemplate the logistics of gentleman still being alive days after being brutally stabbed repeatedly in the chest, and Troy shares his excitement and the longshot idea of remaking the film!

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Episode 128 – God Told Me To (1976)

It’s a miracle!  Divine intervention has stepped in, as God told us to cover our latest selection!  That’s right, followers!  We are dissecting Larry Cohen’s 1976 religious themed sci-fi hybrid!   Join us as we discuss just how different a mass shooting scene hit in today’s social climate, police procedural antics that become nearly unbearable, Sandy Dennis serving us classic Sandy Dennis and what is the absolute least intimidating and interesting telekinetic cult leader ever to grace the screen! Also, if you're interested in monthly exclusive bonus content, please check out our Patreon at: https://www.patreon.com/darknightofthepodcast where there are currently over 100 exclusive episodes for you to enjoy!

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Episode 127 – Basket Case (1982)

Troy and Roger transport you back to the early 80s, delving into the dark and gritty world of Times Square. In this episode, the dynamic duo tackles the perplexing question: What's in the basket? Get ready for a lively discussion on Frank Henenlotter's cult classic, Basket Case. Join the guys as they navigate the twisted streets of NYC, encountering a myriad of colorful secondary characters. Together, they ponder the enigma behind Belial's name and the origins of his seemingly superhuman strength. They also share their amusement at the hokey yet undeniably entertaining stop-motion effects that make this film a unique low budget cinematic experience!

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Episode 126 – Lover's Lane (1999)

Love is in the air as Roger and Troy prepare to pamper their listeners for Valentine’s Day with a long and intimate trip to Lover’s Lane!  That’s right!  Two years after first announcing they were covering this 2000 direct to video slasher, the guys are finally getting their hooks into it!   Join them as they discuss a law enforcement officer’s blatant lust for a teenage girl, teens so horny that they’ll pleasure themselves literally anywhere, a principal proudly punching one of her students and of course Anna Faris getting her big break in that damn cheerleader outfit!

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Episode 125 – The Beyond (1981)

The gays are running through all Seven Doors of Death as they jump into a brand new review of Lucio Fulci’s gory and graphic classic The Beyond! If you’re a fan of extreme horror and visceral gore we suggest you look (and listen) no further, because Roger and Troy are about to give this gnarly classic the extensive, in-depth discussion that it truly deserves! This episode is simply overflowing with goopy and gross content, covering topics such as prolonged death by tarantula mutilation, poorly placed mason jars full of acid, whether or not it’s safe for a legally blind person to break into a full sprint, and the fact that there’s no way that hotel could possibly hold 36 rooms. So toss on your favorite glass contacts and wander out into the middle of a nearby freeway with your service dog in tow, because the latest episode is coming at ya full-speed ahead!

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Episode 124 – Slither (2006)

Step into the wild and wacky world of Wheely with Troy and Roger as they extend a lively invitation to the unmissable Deer Cheer extravaganza! Brace yourselves for a slimy adventure as they dive headfirst into the otherworldly chaos of James Gunn's 2006 alien invasion mashup, Slither. Join the guys as they unravel the mysteries behind Micheal Rooker's carnivorous cravings, navigate through a surplus of dog carcasses, and, of course, ponder the fate of that tomato-chomping baby! Get ready for an episode that's as unpredictable and outrageous as the film itself – you won't want to miss a minute of this uproarious journey!

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Episode 123 – Killer Workout (1987)

Troy and Roger are women on fire, they’re out of control. Troy and Roger are women on fire tonight, and it frightens them so! The gays back in full force, and what better way to get back into the groove of things than by reviewing everyone’s favorite aerobics-infused slasher Killer Workout aka Aerobicide! Listeners have been demanding this title for quite a while, and understandably so because this movie is friggin absurd! What other film out there boasts two men with identical features and matching bowl-cuts, an arrest sequence featuring a pair of severely burned breasts, a kickass soundtrack containing an array of 80s classics that you’ve never heard but won’t stop singing once you do, and an army of female gym-goers who absolutely refuse to stop attending their aerobics class no matter what the cost! That’s devotion right there! Know what else is devotion? Sitting through this movie four times in a row in order to bring you all this episode, that’s what!

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Avid horror fans and filmmakers (and noted homosexuals) Troy Escamilla and Roger "The Scream Queer" Conners have many opinions on film. Tune in weekly to hear these two discuss and dissect some of the horror genre's most iconic, overlooked, and often underrated films.