This week, we ask "What the dog doin?" as we discuss Ben Loenberg's directorial debut, Good Boy! Plain and simple, this is a haunted house movie by way of dog, just in time for spooky season. Should be a hit with your pets!
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PsydeShow is looking for some vengeance as we discuss Coralie Fargeat's directorial debut, Revenge! This is another addition to the Good For Her films we like to cover on the show, but it is very much "of the genre", so it does involve an assault. Heavily stylized and bloody as hell, Coralie came out the gate swinging!
TW: SA, violence towards women, gore, body horror, toxic masculinity, gun violence, hanging dong
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We're back with another Quicky, and this time we're covering the highly anticipated Jordan Peele *Produced* sports horror film, Him, directed by Justin Tipping! This movie explores what happens when athletes are deified, subjected to a constant stream of drugs, and isolated from the world with a little bit of traumatic brain injury sprinkled on top. It's fun as hell and visually stunning, get to a theater and have yourself a time!
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It's finally time to talk about one of the most influential cult classics of all time, Shinya Tsukamoto's Tetsuo: The Iron Man. One of the very first films we ever put on the list of episodes to cover on the show, this fever dream disguised as a movie explores themes of gender identity, sexuality, and societal expectations. Shot on a minimal budget, using practical fx as well as stop motion, this truly is a spectacle that needs to be witnessed in order to be believed!
TW: self harm, violence/gore involving the human body, phallic imagery
Article used in the episode by Evan Benner "Finding Racial Queer Pride in Tetsuo":https://horrorpress.com/editorials/6576/finding-radical-queer-pride-in-tetsuo-the-iron-man-1989/
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PsydeShow is bringing us along for a both horrifying and humorous look at one of the world's most notorious "banned films" of all time, the first installment of Faces of Death. This "Mondo Documentary" struck fear in the hearts of adults and children alike, claiming all the footage shown was real (to a certain extent, this is true, to varying degrees). This is not even a movie we'd recommend watching, but the conversation is absolutely one worth sticking around for as we discuss the legacy (or stain) this film left behind.
TW: death in almost every form, suicide, animal violence, accident aftermath, discussion of racism in this episode
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We're getting greasy this week as Skeptik delivers all the uncomfortable details about Jim Hosking's deadpan indie horror modern cult classic The Greasy Strangler! Fans of Napoleon Dynamite, B (maybe even C) horror films, and bacon grease are going to love this one.
TW: violence/gore, so much nudity, Nickelodeon levels of grease on screen for extended periods of time
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This week, it's a Devil's Night Out and we went to the movies to watch Zach Cregger's newest film, Weapons. Clearly another divisive one, but the overall consensus seems to be that it is absolutely a fun ride!
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This week PsydeShow is getting political with Beth de Araujo's 2022 terrifying thriller about what happens when intolerance leads to violence. An unflinching and gut-wrenching 90 mins that will leave you shaken, and if it doesn't, we don't want to party with you.
TW: racism, violence against women of color, torture, a disgusting strawberry pie
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Skeptik leads us into battle this week as we discuss Lam Ngai Kai's 1991 Hong Kong martial arts cult classic, Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky! This manga adaptation might be the most accurate live action depiction of an animated property in the absolute craziest ways possible. Complete with incredible feats of gore fx, political satire of the prison industrial complex, and a backstory that left us speechless, this one is guaranteed to fascinate and disgust!
TW: gore/violence, suicide, mutilation, gun violence, Augustus Gloop
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This week, PsydeShow is taking everyone along for a drug-fueled descent into madness with a recent addition to the French Extremity movement, MadS (directed by David Moreau)! We have another very special guest along for the ride: guitarist of the legendary deathcore band, Angelmaker, Matt Perrin! A one-shot, full length marvel to behold, this film plays with tropes and familiar (to French cinema) scenery in a very interesting way. TW: drugs, violence/gore, self mutilation, suicide, military forces roaming the streets
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Skeptik is leading the revolt this week as we cover Ralph Bakshi's 1972 animated classic Fritz The Cat. Highly offensive and simultaneously highly thought provoking, this satirical look at the hippie cultural movement of the 60s was the most successful X rated film of its time (next to A Clockwork Orange)! In the terrifying times we're currently living in, please do your absolute best to never be a Fritz. Be loud, be safe, and be genuine. Fuck ICE.
TW: racist depictions/language, violence, coercion, SA, drugs, scarily accurate depictions of cops
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PsydeShow is bringing out the dead this week as we cover Lucio Fulci's 1979 genre classic, Zombie! We brought along Ryan Clark for the conversation; comedian, writer, and bassist of LA Hardcore band Mad Peaceful! This one is just as silly as the film itself, yet the conversation was still somehow insightful. We all very much recommend checking out one of the most uniquely fun zombie films any of us have ever seen before!TW: violence/gore, impalement, degloving, sharksFollow Ryan on Instagram! (@anotherryanclark)(We apologize for overshooting the release date of this episode and therefore invalidating the show plugs at the end of the episode but follow him for more updates!)
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We're discussing Danny & Michael Phillipou's newest mood-ruiner, Bring Her Back! A tragically harrowing, disgustingly visceral possession film in which grief is weaponized against children. Fair warning, this one gets dark.
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Skeptik's got us busting out the tinfoil hats this week as we cover David Fincher's 1997 conspiracy thriller, The Game! Shrouded in mystery from beginning to end, the film keeps you firmly on your toes. So strap in because this is a serious case of "are you paranoid, or are they really after you?!"
TW: suicide, gang stalking, gaslighting, and snobby rich folk
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We're leaving it all up to chance this week as PsydeShow leads us into a criminal underworld with the highest stakes possible in Géla Babluani's 2005 thriller 13 Tzameti. This also happens the very first Georgian film we've ever covered on the show!
TW: gun violence, needle drugs, intense prolonged eye contact
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We're back in the saddle and it's getting real uncomfy this week as Skeptik tells us about Caya Casas' 2022 pitch black comedy, The Coffee Table. Utterly fascinating in its execution, this film will surely test your limits and (more than likely) cause anxiety levels to spike in any parents viewing it.
TW: infanticide, suicide, uncomfortable dialogue coming from a 13 year old
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We truly are Sinners one and all today as we cover Ryan Coogler's brand new, highly stylized, genre-bending, vampiric blockbuster that serves as a love letter to both music and the director's late uncle. We'd highly recommend watching the film before finishing the episode, this is truly something to be experienced on the biggest screen possible, with the volume turned all the way up!
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PsydeShow is taking the lead this week as we cover Ariane Louis-Seize's coming of (r)age dark comedy Humanist Vampire Seeking Consenting Suicidal Person. Despite the title, this is the most lighthearted film we've covered on this show in a while! Grab your baggie of choice, pull up a chair, let's get silly.
TW: suicide, suicidal ideation, a tragic haircut
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We're back with another true crime episode, and this time, Skeptik is taking the reins! We're covering John McNaughton's 1987 cult classic Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer. In this episode, we also discuss details surrounding the real cases of Henry Lee Lucas and Ottis Toole. This one gets real gross, fair warning!
TW: SA, violence/gore, toxic masculinity, a scene where the culprits eat burgers and coffee (simultaneously)
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PsydeShow is back with another life-ruiner! We're covering our first Gaspar Noé film, and one of his most intense, 2002's Irreversible. A fascinating and unflinching work of art that will absolutely leave you broken by the end (which happens to be the beginning of the story). We couldn't just do this alone, so we brought back our good friend Jack from 156/Silence to endure the pain with us! Be sure to catch them on tour in a city near you!
TW: SA, violence/gore, homophobic/transphobic/racist language, discussion of child abuse, and a bar called The Rectum
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