MONSTER ATTACK!

Jim goes solo with a cult monster movie favorite. It's hot rods, hot teens and a very hot, very large lizard terrorizing a small Texas community – Ray Kellogg's "The Giant Gila Monster (1959)."

Mark's on assignment, so Jim is going solo this time as he recalls the third monster movie he ever saw – 1957's "Daughter of Dr. Dr. Jekyll," directed by Edgar G. Ulmer

  It's Science vs The Military when a strange orb lands in a remote area. And why is someone who sounds suspiciously like John Carradine walking around looking for nuclear installations? Is he friendly? 

Take a trip to the 70's and a look into the "end of the world" before zombies and pandemics. Jim and Mark explore 1971's "The Omega Man,' starring Charlton Heston, Anthony Zerbe and Rosalind Cash.

Jim and Mark examine what they believe is Hammer Films' best vampire feature and possibly the best vampire film ever made – 1960's  "The Brides of Dracula" – starring Peter Cushing, David Peel, Freda Jackson, and more!

Jim and Mark dissect "The Creeping Terror" (AKA "Attack of the Killer Carpet Monster"), the 1964 stink bomb by director Vic Savage (AKA A.J. Nelson, AKA Arthur White)

Aliens land near Tokyo and ask for permission to settle on some land … and to marry the women of Earth. Then the fun begins. Jim and Mark look at 1959's Japanese classic, "The Mysterians"

Cowboys and Dinosaurs ! Cowboys AND Dinosaurs ! That's right. Jim and Mark take a close look at 1969's "The Valley of Gwangi," featuring the incredible work of Ray Harryhausen and starring James Franciscus and Richard Carlson

Jim and Mark examine a George Pal classic – "Conquest of Space," directed by Byron Haskin and starring Walter Brooke, Eric Fleming and Ross Martin (in his film debut.)

This is the last podcast Jim and Mark recorded before Jim's surgery and lengthy rehab, featuring one of William Castle's classic ghost stories. A down-on-his-luck college professor inherits a haunted mansion from his eccentric uncle.

Director Eugène Lourié (Gorgo, Beast From 20,000 Fathoms, The Giant Behemoth) returns to the spotlight as Mark and Jim discuss The Colossus of New York (1958), starring Otto Kruger, Ross Martin, Robert Hutton, Mala Powers and more!

The Earth is threatened by Martians looking to steal women for breeding purposes. All that stands in the way of their conquest is a psychotic cyborg astronaut.  

Mark and Jim examine another "Big Monster"cult classic from Great Britain – "Gorgo," starring Bill Travers and William Sylvester. Treasure hunters  open up a Pandora's Box that nearly decimates London.

Mark and Jim explore this 1956 Roger Corman Sci-Fi classic – "It Conquered The World," starring Peter Graves, Beverly Garland, Dick Miller and Lee Van Cleef.

Mark and Jim examine the very first film in the popular "Quatermass" series, 1955's "The Quatermass Xperiment," starring Brian Donlevy.

Mark and Jim offer their first "End of the World" podcast with a look at 1965's "Crack in the World," starring Dana Andrews, Kieron Moore and Janette Scott.

  Jim and Mark travel into Outer Space as they explore 1959's "First man In Space," starring Marshall Thompson. Let's Blast Off !!!  

Jim and Mark travel "South of the Border," for a look at a cult classic from Mexico –  1962's "The Brainiac" or "Baron of Terror." 

Jim and Mark look at one of Hammer Films' most classic monsters – The Werewolf. Starring Oliver Reed and directed by Terence Fisher, "The Curse of The Werewolf'

Things get a little "rocky" for Jim and Mark as they tackle Universal's  1957 thriller, "The Monolith Monsters."

Our first look a the Universal classics from 1930's. Take a trip with us to Transylvania as we discuss Tod Browning's "Dracula," staring Bela Lugosi, Helen Chandler, Edward van Sloan, David Manners and Dwight Frye

Our first look at Japanese Monster Movies and it begins with a discussion about "Rodan," Toho Studios' 1956 offering which came to the USA on the heels of "Godzilla."

It's all about the eyes, as a mad scientist, played by Richard Basehart, goes to any length to cure his daughter's blindness – including borrowing a few eyes from unwilling subjects

Jim and Mark take a voyage to the bottom of the sea in this look at the iconic TV series starring Richard Basehart and David Hedison

Jim and Mark look at one of the first "Blob" movies with a film that greatly influenced them both as kids – "Caltiki – The Immortal Monster."