Speak All Evil Podcast

Two twisty Spanish tales of must spoil horror get the SAE treatment with the secondary spoiler warning segment the films require. Timecrimes (2007), The Skin I Live In (2011). 

Episode 97: Nicolas Cage. Having looked for answers at the bottom of a chalice of filth for three weeks, SAE drinks heavily of the Cage Rage cleanse. Color Out of Space (2020), Mandy (2018).

Episode 96: Trilogy of Filth pt3: The Final Crapper. Crawling across the finish line with entrails dragging behind, SAE wraps a race to the outer limits of extreme horror and rounds out 50 years of filthy film. Guinea Pig 2: Flower of Flesh and Blood (1985), Melancholie der Engel (2009).

Episode 95: Trilogy of Filth pt2: Happy New Tear. Every new year is an opportunity to take stock, reflect, and hope. Except on Speak All Evil. Where a new year is a new tear and life goes on, and off, while the search for the most extreme horror film experience continues without end. The Girl Next Door (2007), Atroz/Atrocious (2015).

Episode 94: Trilogy of Filth pt1: XXXmas. SAE chows down one of the most infamous films ever made, Salò or the 120 Days of Sodom (1975), and chases it with the brooding meditation on living in death, Der Todesking (1990). Grab a steaming hot plate of holiday recipe, consider your own mortality, and make merry with some seasonal family fun.

Episode 93: One Shot, One Take. Very few feature films of any genre can boast having been made with one continuous single camera take from beginning to end. We’ve talked about one in the past, One Cut Of The Dead (2017), and this week discuss another, as well as an imposter. Victoria (2015), Silent House (2011).

Episode 92: Wintry Mix. A chill settles over the snowbound SAE, bringing long nights, winter storms, and freezing conditions. And that’s the good part. Frozen (2010), 30 Days of Night (2007).

Episode 91: Jennifers. SAE tells a tale of two Jens, examining two films with a lot in common and a lot uncommon. Jennifer’s Body (2009), Revenge (2018).

Episode 90: Remakes 2. Back for a second serving of twice baked dishes that taste like original recipe and prove the horror pudding. Nosferatu The Vampyre (1979), Dawn Of The Dead (2004).

Episode 89: Remakes. Make, remake, repeat. Horror film remakes are handed down through generations like traditional folklore but with higher value title properties. If it worked once, it could work again as SAE audits two remade classics for redundancy and delivers familiar findings. The Hills Have Eyes (2006), Evil Dead (2013).

Episode 88: Sam Raimi. A giant among horror filmmakers on the strength very few horror films, Raimi’s place in the canon reflects the continuing impact and influence of his work on generations of fans, filmmakers, and the genre itself. Evil Dead 2 (1987), Drag Me To Hell (2009).

Episode 87: Hillbilly Horror. Deep in the backwoods and up in the hills, you might find some folks don't take too kindly to city slickers. If you're headed downriver, don't forget your bow and arrow, don't try to make friends with the banjo player, and mind your business. Deliverance (1972), Wrong Turn (2021).

Episode 86: Nazi Punks F*ck Off. The only good Nazi is an undead Nazi when SAE takes a look at the Norwegian aryan zombie blood bath, Dead Snow (2009) and the instant classic skinhead punk horror of Green Room (2016). 

Episode 85: Games. Organized competition is a long tradition in evil film and in this episode SAE decides to roll the dice, draw a card, pass go, and find out. You think it's a game? Ouija: Origin Of Evil (2016), The Game (1997). 

Episode 84: Mad Scientists. SAE is back in the laboratory with a creation that will shock and change the world, reaching heights of scientific advancement only dreamed of until now. Feast your ears on the sound of life as imagined and created by podcast alone. The Brain That Wouldn't Die (1962), The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975). 

Episode 83: Don't Go In The Woods. A trip into the deep, dark forest for one of the most important and enduring horror film sub-genres as SAE examines the root of all evil in Cabin Fever (2002) and Eden Lake (2008). 

Episode 82: Till Death Do Us Part. The sanctity of marriage has long been a rich source of unholy terror and unspeakable evil. Then there are the movies. Speak now or forever hold your pieces. Antichrist (2009), Ready Or Not (2019). 

Episode 81: Eco-Unfriendly. SAE surveys two new 2021 releases, each exploring timely ecological themes so close to home it hurts. Mother nature can be a cruel mistress in the British pandemic set, In The Earth and the South African fungal horror of Gaia. 

Episode 80: Kevin's 00s Workout. Y2K was only the beginning. Kevin takes SAE on a journey through the birth of a new millennium to see horrors, and washboard abs, only the aughts could conceive. American Psycho (2000), The Orphanage (2007). 

Episode 79: Cat's Sh*tty 90s Mixtape. 3 of a 4 part Decades series, Cat drags SAE down memory lane to the not so recent and largely regrettable past of the 1990s with a couple of fly selections, each arguably a cult classic in its own right. From Dusk Till Dawn (1996), Idle Hands (1999). 

Episode 78: Dave’s 80s Night. SAE’s decades series continues with its second installment, this time from ground zero of the 1980s horror movie explosion to discuss the lesser known cult classics Dead And Buried (1981) and The Mutilator (1984).

Episode 77: Trent’s 70s Show. Beginning a four part decades episode series with the golden age of film and emergence of new horror in the groundbreaking and polar opposite films, The Last House On The Left (1972) and Suspiria (1977).

Episode 76: Nightmares. It's a snooze fest as SAE goes night night to explore the dark side of unwaking hours. Follow your dreams into the new nocturnal thriller, Come True (2020) and the classic celluloid night terror, A Nightmare On Elm Street (1984). 

Episode 75: Friday The 13th. SAE indulges in podcast calendar horror with a look at the earliest entries in one of the most iconic horror film franchises of all time. Starting at the start with Friday The 13th (1980) and continuing through the debut of grown ass Jason Voorhees in Friday The 13th Part 2 (1981), roots of contemporary horror cinema can be found in the waters of Camp Crystal Lake and...

Episode 74: Netflix and Kill. SAE turns attention to Netflix's ambitious 2021 release schedule of 71 new films to check out two feature directorial debuts, both foriegn language, representing different ends of the horror spectrum, Blood Red Sky (UK/Germany) and A Classic Horror Story (Italy).