The Trash Heap Podcast

Can our hero Conan vanquish the ugly wizard dude, save a most excellent princess, and get a passing grade on his history report or will his god Crom send him off to military school? Listen to find out.

Memory trafficking. Murder. Deception. Y2K. Keanu. Clones. This episode has more than you could have ever dreamed of but it starts with Strange Days (1995). ...you know you want it.

World's collide, titans clash, and we pull no punches with the life-altering, culturally-significant 2003 crossover Freddy VS Jason. We're back from holiday exile and our first show of the new year is a real doozy.

We discuss our favorite films by the late director Albert Pyun, including Cyborg and Nemesis.

Hide out for the holidays with your old pals Elliot + Keith as we bring Slyvember to a screeching halt.

This time we've got scorpions, human jerky, a cabinet full of curiosities, and an island paradise where cops get to do anything they want. Is this the start of Slyvember? You decide.

Celebrate a very special Trashoween with us as we mourn the passing of professional stabber Michael Myers. OR DO WE??

Harmless prequels or godless works of unfathomable cinematic evil? We unearthed Paul Schrader's Dominion: the prequel to the Exorcist and Renny Harlin's Exorcist: The Beginning to find the answer. Trashoween officially starts with the episode The Vatican never wanted you to hear.

We're saying his name 5 times so you don't have to. October has arrived and we're starting things off right by talking a ton of Candyman shit, plus thoughts on urban legends, horror icons, sequels, and more. Happy Trashoween!

Summer finally comes to its frightening conclusion. Sing a song, shed a tear, and spill some blood as Vicky Clerici joins us to chop it up about Sleepaway Camp II. P.S. Sorry about the echo. It's probably Elliot's fault somehow. Check out Vicky's work: https://makeupbilly.com

Summer isn't over until we say a prayer with Saint L.L. Cool J and get eaten by hyper-intelligent, genetically-engineered sharks.

Does this episode just seem like a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy? We're taking on the divisive phenomenon of movie remakes and no one is coming out unscathed.

You may have survived the trailer, but now it's time to come face to face with PREY(2022) in its entirety and bring hunting season to a close. Enjoy an extra large bounty of botching character names, tasteless insults, and grown adults drooling over an alien in a loincloth.

If you're looking for 7 good reasons to run off to the jungle to join a worm cult, then you're in the right place. Sit back, relax, and remove the glowing magic orb from your boob as we unravel The Seventh Curse (1986).

This episode was originally scheduled for a few weeks ago but was bumped due to lack of impulse control. Join us for a locker room seance with Marlon Wayans in The 6th Man (1997), plus a mouthful of banter about Tubi, Ray Liotta, and more.

Just when we think we're out those damn Duffer Brothers find a way to pull us back in for another round with the misfits and maniacs of Hawkins, Indiana.

Listen at your own risk as we get knee deep into Shudder's Cursed Films series and give the infamous Cannibal Holocaust a proper wringing.

After watching the trailer for the new Predator film series entry Prey, we had to slam on the breaks and stop everything for the triumphant return of Kneejerk Reactions. Plus, we cackle about Rob Zombie's The Munsters and Elliot discovers the Dark Web.

Let's take a trip back to the magical land of the 90's when Edward Furlong was a god and CD-ROMs could kill you. Grab some Doritos and crack open a Mountain Dew because it's time to play Brainscan.

After a brief hiatus, we're back with legal calamities, cursed films, and Michelle Yeoh's first starring role.

It's Jackie Chan versus everybody(even the writer/director of his movie) in The Protector (1985). We're talking fashion, frame-rates, food metaphors, New York City after dark and more.

It's double the disaster as Elliot and Keith watched completely different movies with similar titles featuring the iconic team up of Billy Blanks and Roddy Piper. Back In Action (1994) and Tough And Deadly (1995) bring the Billy Blanks experiment to a nerve-shredding conclusion.

Thanks to the overwhelming positivity of Billy Blanks and juicy high school drama, we can't stop yelling about Karate Kid copycat Showdown (1993).

When asthma bullies a young boy's social life into submission, Chuck Norris answers the call and invades his dreams to end the conflict once & for all in the 1992 coming of age tale Sidekicks.

The sparrows are flying again and that means we're here to talk Stephen King movies...the best of the rest. We scoured the deep dark for a few of our overlooked favorites and found a few others that should have stayed buried.