Exploit It!

"It's only friendly fire!" For this year's 4th of July, Alexis and Kevin take a look at the patriotic-themed horror film UNCLE SAM

"The following could be a true story." In this bonus episode, Alexis and Kevin still talk about BEES with the 1995 made-for-tv propaganda film "Deadly Invasion: The Killer Bee Nightmare."

"Not the bees! No!" This week the topic is BEES! As Alexis and Kevin discuss the 2006 remake of "The Wicker Man." We also got al kinds of goodies now too, those "advertisements" again as well as Kontributor offering his take on the movie.

In this bonus episode we look at a dad that loves his kid so much he tries to do some necromancy. It's the classic PET SEMETARY.

Happy Father's Day. This week Alexis and Kevin take a look at a pair of films dealing with some bad fathers, starting with 1987's "The Stepfather."

"Boom Boom, Indian." Continuing our discussion of "redsploitation," Alexis and Kevin look at the Italian film THUNDER WARRIOR aka THUNDER.

"Damn your pacifism!" This week Alexis and Kevin take a look at a pair of films from a subgenre called "redsploitation" and discuss racism and Native Americans staring with BILLY JACK.

"That's a lot of fish" In this week's bonus episode, Alexis and Kevin talk about that 1998 American remake of Godzilla which is pretty notorious.

"Dry land is not just our destination, it is our destiny!" Alexis and Kevin talk about the post-apocalyptic mess that was WATERWORLD.

"Two men enter, one man leaves." This week Alexis and Kevin talk about some post-apocalyptic fun with the classic "Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome." RIP Tina Turner.

"This is my happening and it freaks me out" Alexis and Kevin continue their discussion with Russ Meyer's classic exploitation film "Beyond the Valley of the Dolls"

"I need a doll!" This week Alexis and Kevin dive into some trashy and campy '60s melodrama starting with "Valley of the Dolls"

"Where we're going we don't need eyes to see." In our bonus episode for this week, Alexis and Kevin discuss Paul W.S. Anderson's wonderful horror film "Event Horizon"

"All for one and one for all." This week Alexis and Kevin take a look at a pair of films from director Paul W.S. Anderson starting with his 2011 adaptation of "The Three Musketeers."

"No. Wire. Hangers. Ever." In this bonus episode Alexis and Kevin discuss one of the most important films for Mother's Day, "Mommie Dearest"

"Can you think of anything more horrible than being buried alive?" This week Alexis and Kevin recognize Mother's Day by talking about this odd 1973 film "The Baby."

"A giant, terrifying monster. Once it eats all the fish in the sea, it'll come ashore and eat people." This week Alexis and Kevin take a look at some vintage kaiju with the original classic, GOJIRA.

"You know, this ain't no 10 second race." In this bonus episode, Alexis and Kevin continue to discuss motor vehicles with "The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift."

"The annual invitational bicentennial non-invitational Super Freak Out" This week Alexis and Kevin discuss vansploitation, and hate it, with 1977s "Supervan"

"I'm a vampire! I'm a vampire! I'm a vampire!" This week Alexis and Kevin talk about some movies dealing with people going crazy in 1980s New York starting with Nicholas Cage in "Vampire's Kiss"

'So this is the team, hey? A priest, a detective near retirement, and a young moron rookie of a cop." Enjoy some spaghetti and more Italian horror as Alexis and Kevin discuss Joe D'Amato's ABSURD

"There's evil on this island, an evil that won't let us escape." This week Alexis and Kevin discuss some gore films from their favorite Italian filmmaker, Joe D'Amato, starting with 1980's ANTHROPOPHAGUS

"That's my sister, baby, and she's a whole lotta woman." This week we look at classic blaxploitation as Alexis and Kevin talk about Pam Grier in FOXY BROWN

"Ain't you the girl that hit that other girl in the face with your hair?" In a unique choice for a bonus episode this week, Alexi and Kevin discuss the 1997 comedy B.A.P.S.

"I have the power!" In this bonus episode, Kevin and Alexis continue their discussion of Cannon Films by looking at the laughably atrocious MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE