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Now Screaming · #116: Chopping Mall
#116: Chopping Mall//
This week, Liz and Evan are back in the studio and have a big announcement to make before the feature presentation: 1986’s robot slasher CHOPPING MALL! Join them as they reminisce about their own mall experiences, ask existential questions about puppets, debate combustion physics, and incite revolt against our capitalist overlords.
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recently got turned on to this 13 part series of 50 minute documentaries, Cult-Tastic: Tales From the Trenches With Roger and Julie Corman. it consists of interviews and clips with each program focusing on a genre such as Future Worlds or Criminal Lives. free on Pluto, Crackle, and Tubi. recommended for genre fans
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#Cult-Tastic: Tales From the Trenches With Roger and Julie Corman#roger corman#Julie Corman#exploitation#low budget film#Youtube
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Wendy and Julie are Kimberley's younger cousins and the coats Wendy and Julie were wearing during the train scene are both hand-me-downs from Kim.
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God this is so cute!! I remember getting hand-me-downs from my aunt, so this feels super relatable!!!
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*pretends to be shocked*
#letterboxd#letterboxd wrapped#2022#vincent price#roger corman#and to think i only started watching price and corman's films in july#personal#ish
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Zepotha just doesn’t work. Aside from it being a marketing ploy. Who is the production studio, what’s the story, who are the actors.
It being some forgotten/straight to VHS 80s movie isn’t an excuse. It’s neglecting the actual inspiration. 80s slasher films had established production teams, plenty of actors would be in random bit parts in small movies, AND THE SPECIAL FX TEAM! The Goncharov crowd understood this and knew Scorsese’s work. The built around this narrative.
Throw in a producer name like Lloyd Kaufman, Brian Yuzna, Julie and Roger Corman
Maybe a studio was New World Pictures, Concorde Pictures, Manson International etc.
God makeup crew, maybe this was something Robert Short worked on, Larry Carr, Bill Munns, hell you wanna go with a bigger name Tom Savini or Greg Cannom.
Have some respect for the Genre
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Final Destination All Stars
Made By Me
Cast:
Alex Browning
Kimberly Corman
Wendy Christensen
Nick O'Bannon
Sam Lawton
Clear Rivers
Thomas Burke
Kevin Fischer
Lori Milligan
Molly Harper
Carter Horton
Eugene Dix
Ian McKinley
Hunt Wynorski
Peter Friedkin
Terry Chaney
Rory Peters
Erin Ulmer
Janet Cunningham
Candice Hooper
Billy Hitchcock
Kat Jennings
Julie Christensen
George Lanter
Nathan Sears
#final destination#alex browning#kimberly corman#wendy christensen#nick o'bannon#sam lawton#clear rivers#thomas burke#kevin fischer#lori milligan#molly harper#carter horton#eugene dix#ian mckinley#hunt wynorski#peter friedkin#terry chaney#rory peters#erin ulmer#janet cunningham#candice hooper#billy hitchcock#kat jennings#julie christensen#george lanter#nathan sears
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Masterlist
Fics i have done!
Fandoms i write for!
Young justice
Kaldur'ahm/Aqualad
Megan morse/Miss martian
Connor kent/Superboy
Artemis crock/Tigress
Jaime reyes/Blue beetle
Cassie sandsmark/Wondergirl
Wally west/Kidflash
Barbara gordon/Batgirl
CSI Vegas
Sara sidle
Nick stokes
Mia dickerson
Greg sanders
Catherine willows
Warrick brown
Riley adams
Gil grissom
M*A*S*H*
Benjamin hawkeye pierce
Margaret hot lips houlihan
B.J. hunnicutt
Margie cutler
Radar o'reilly
Kellye yamoto
John mulcahy
Stranger things
Nancy wheeler
Dustin henderson
Max mayfield
Jonathan byers
Robin buckley
Steve harrison
Jane hopper/el
Lucas Sinclair
Joyce byers
Mike wheeler
Barbara holland
Jim hopper
CSI Miami
Walter simmons
Yelena salazar
Ryan wolfe
Natalia boa vista
Eric delko
Calliegh duquesne
Horatio caine
Alexx woods
Jesse cardoza
Marisol delko
Marvel
Kate bishop
Clint barton
Natasha romanoff
T'challa
Cassandra lang
Sam wilson
Kamala khan
Bucky barnes
Shuri
Bruce banner
Mortal kombat
Kung jin
Skarlet
Hanzo hasashi
Sonya blade
Kuai liang
Jaqui briggs
Johnny cage
Kitana
Takeda takashi
Jade
Jax briggs
Cassie cage
Resident evil
Claire redfield
Carlos olivera
Sherry birkins
Leon kennedy
Jill valentine
Jake muller
Helena harper
Chris redfield
Alice
NCIS NOLA
Chris laselle
Loretta wade
Sebastian lund
Hannah khoury
Patton plame
Sonja percy
Dwayne pride
Tammy gregario
Final destination
Clear rivers
Lewis romaro
Wendy christensen
Kevin horton
Carrie dryer
Kevin fischer
Kimberly corman
Thomas burke
Alex browning
The mighty ducks
Fulton reed
Julie gaffney
Adam banks
Charlie conway
Dean portman
Guy germaine
Dwayne robertson
Luiz mendoza
Connie monreau
Criminal minds
Emily prentiss
Spencer reid
Jennifer jareau
Aaron hotchner
Kate callahan
Derek morgan
Penelope garcia
Luke alvez
Tara lewis
Matt simmons
Trauma center
Derek stiles
Angie thompson
Gabriel cunningham
Elena salazar
Erhard miller
Naomi kimishima
Markus vaughn
Valerie blaylock
ER
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Mark greene
Carol hathaway
Doug ross
Kerry weaver
Gregory pratt
Samantha taggart
John carter
Cate banfield
Luka kovac
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Remus lupin
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Ron weasley
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Sirius black
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Kingdom hearts
Namine
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Kairi
Sora
Aqua
Terra
Xion
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Roxas
Xmen
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Ororo munroe
Warren worthington
Kitty pryde
Kurt wagner
Illyana rasputin
Erik leshnerr
Raven darkholme
Logan
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Frank mccullen
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Oerba dia vanille
Snow villers
Tifa lockhart
Hope esthiem
Oerba yun fang
Vincent valentine
Lighting farron
Zack fair
Aerith gainsborough
Narnia
Lucy pevensie
Peter pevensie
Susan pevensie
Edmund pevensie
Mr tumnus
Prince caspian
NCIS LA
Marty deeks
Shay mosley
Sam hanna
Kensi blye
G callen
Fatima nazami
Eric beale
Harley hidoko
Nell jones
Code lyoko
Aelita schaffer
Odd della robbia
Yumi ishiyama
Ulrich stern
Milly solovieff
William dunbar
Tamiya diop
Jeremy belpois
Triple frontier
Will "ironhead" miller
Frankie "catfish" morales
Benny miller
Santiago "pope" garcia
The night shift
Landry de la cruz
Joey chavez
Gwen gaskin
Kenny fornette
Jordan alexander
Michael ragosa
Drew allister
Shannon rivera
TC callahan
Ewan mcgregor characters
Catcher block
Dan torrance
Perry makepeace
Christopher robin
Rodney copperbottom
Robert lewis
Alex law
Edward bloom
Star wars
Crosshair
Cara dune
Luke skywalker
Aayla secura
Hunter
Din djarin
Padme amidala
Cal kestis
Rey skywalker
Obi wan kenobi
Bo katan kryze
Qui gon jin
Tech
Ahsoka tano
Poe dameron
Leia organa
Echo
Finn
Iden versio
Del meeko
Wrecker
Misc 1
Jack mercer
Mason "mace" brown
Spike spiegel
Toph
Lu fox
Elizabeth martinson
Casi
Laney boggs
Max lewinsky
Mahtilda
Flip zimmerman
Nani pelekai
Murphy macmanus
Korra
Lu fox
Samantha caine
Bill s prescott
Iris
Zack siler
Rachel
David abbott
Marta
Jed eckhart
Tess finnegan
Ryan williams
Barbara novak
Ted logan
Toni
Eugene/vida boheme
Tris prior
Murtagh morzzansson
Skeeter
Christian
Stephanie speck
John wick
Viola eade
Jonathan levy
Evey hammond
Eli "Hawk" Moskowitz
Casey jones
Marni
Elliot alderson
Misc 2
Chris chambers
Andie anderson
Michael perry
Beatrix "the bride" kiddo
Elliott
Quinn fabray
Benjamin barry
Dani rojas
Billy/four
Daphne moon
Javi gutierrez
Allison reynolds
Hector villanueva
April o'neil
Ned tash
Kara
Don billingsley
Asami sato
Beau hutton
Monica long dutton
Joey coalter
Celine naville
Sam munroe
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The biggest disappointment of all is 1996s Vampirella part of showtimes Roger Corman presents, everything was all wrong , the costume, the plot, the continued use of stock footage from other Roger Corman movies. And as much as I think Talisa Soto is a very attractive woman she did not fit the bill as vampirella . The part should’ve went To Julie Strain a more capable and would’ve been a good choice in the lead role. And then a hammy performance by Roger Daltry as VLAD ( Dracula)with small parts by Angus Scrimm as vampis step father. Forrest J Ackerman with a blink and miss it cameo. The Director Jim Wynorski even hated doing this. It cost a measly 1 million dollars to make. In movie terms that is low budget. Vampirella was originally going to be made in 1976 by Hammer films with Barbara Leigh as Vampirella and Peter Cushing as pendragon. But hammer went bankrupt and the movie was never made. Do when I heard they were doing this vampirella movie I was excited, finally they are doing a vampirella movie. I still subscribed to showtime just for this . Ugh !what an upset. The movie was about 80 minutes long, but then the later cut was a bit longer and with Forrest J Ackermans brief cameo. What a waste and since then there has been no talk of a reboot. Vampirella needs to be done right. With the right actress and a decent plot and budget. As for the Roger Corman series most of the movies shown were pretty decent like the Black Scorpion and wasp woman . But boy did they foul up Vampirella in a big way.
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‘Prehistoric rebels against prehistoric monsters!’
American audiences were first treated to Roger Corman’s TEENAGE CAVEMAN in July 1958.
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Random Poll Courtesy Of Julie Christensen!
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https://bleedingcool.com/movies/marvel-studios-disney-fantastic-four-cast-announced-july-2025/
The FF was my entry drug to Marvel so if nothing else, there’s always been something sentimental in my feelings for the book and other media spin-offs. I even liked, for what it was, the Corman license thing.
But this… well, based on what I’ve seen of 3/4, it better be worth their talents. Pascal and Kirby at least deserve better than the Mandalorian* and MI7 respectively. (*I like the Mandalorian despite recognizing that Pascal was underutilized, less so Kirby in MI7 because that was a POS and it was like she knew it while shooting it if not before.)
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In honor of it being the first night of Haunakah, here’s some Final Destination characters who I think are Jewish!!
Wendy
Julie
Kim (Her mom was Jewish)
Sam
Janet
Eugene
Billy
#final destination#final destination 2#final destination 4#the final destination#final destination 5#wendy christensen#julie christensen#kimberly corman#sam lawton#janet cunnigham#eugene dix#billy hitchcock#happy hanukkah
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Saturday the 14th: 1981
American comedy horror film starring real-life husband and wife Paula Prentiss and Richard Benjamin, co-written and directed by Howard R. Cohen and produced by Julie Corman. An all-American family inherits a deceased uncle's house. John and Mary Hyatt, together with daughter Debbie and son Billy move in, but Waldemar, a vampire, and Yolanda, his wife, want desperately to get into the rundown house because it contains a book of evil. Billy finds the mysterious book. He reads of a curse hanging over the date of Saturday the 14th. As he turns the page, a monster is unleashed and with each turn, another disappears from the page and is materialized within or outside the home. The house is soon swarming with monsters.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saturday_the_14th#:~:text=Saturday%20the%2014th%20is%20a,Howard%20R.
https://youtu.be/7fG5ftdarg4?si=oVd5hYCKnJwELQCo
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Resting up for the 2nd night of the Job Bob Briggs Drive-In Jamboree. Tonight is the the taping of The Last Drive-In with the legends Roger and Julie Corman, and before that Chris Jericho and his band Fozzy (in this photo, I desperately want him to grab a saxophone and play "I Still Believe").
I tapped out before 11 last night, yesterday was a work day, so I didn't get to see the short films. Plus some people near me fired up some nasty-ass skunkweed and I got a wicked headache. It's a weed legal state people, it's delivered to your door, spring for the good shit and spare the rest of us. Taking my weed oil to stay relaxed tonight, hopefully it won't happen again. Maybe a flask of whiskey, if I can find the flask, it's buried in the second-bedroom-slash-storage-unit.
I don't plan to leave my seat tonight unless my bladder is bursting - went for the bathroom and M&Ms last night and wound up watching half of the first movie sitting on the cement because I couldn't find my fucking chair when I got back. It's dark, almost everybody's chair is black and almost everybody is wearing black. Wish I had glow sticks to drop in the cup holder to help me tonight, but oh well, lessons learned for next year when hopefully it will be held somewhere I can attend again.
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THE NEST (1987) – Episode 238 – Decades Of Horror 1980s
“I so admire these nymph cockroaches – their ability to reproduce without the contribution of their male counterpart.” A society where men are incidental? Hmm. Humans could learn from cockroaches. Join your faithful Grue Crew – Chad Hunt, Bill Mulligan, Crystal Cleveland, and Jeff Mohr along with guest host effects artist Julian Ledger – as they experience the creepy, creature effects on display in The Nest (1987).
Decades of Horror 1980s
Episode 238 – The Nest (1987)
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Decades of Horror 1980s is partnering with the WICKED HORROR TV CHANNEL (https://wickedhorrortv.com/) which now includes video episodes of 1980s and is available on Roku, AppleTV, Amazon FireTV, AndroidTV, and its online website across all OTT platforms, as well as mobile, tablet, and desktop.
A biological experiment goes haywire when meat-eating mutant roaches invade an island community, terrorizing a peaceful New England fishing village and hideously butchering its citizens.
Director: Terence H. Winkless
Writers: Robert King (screenplay by); Eli Cantor (based on the 1980 novel by; under the pseudonym Gregory A. Douglas)
Produced by: Julie Corman (producer), Roger Corman (executive producer) (uncredited)
Special Effects by:
Special Effects Coordinator: Cary Howe
Effects Artist: Julian Ledger
Special Effects: James M. Navarra
Puppeteers: Julian Ledger, Ted Lamoureux, Ralph Miller III, Dave Matherly (credited as Paul David Matherly), Christine Papalexis
Pyrotechnics: Roger George (Humanoids from the Deep pyrotechnics stock footage), Frank Ceglia
Selected Cast:
Robert Lansing as Elias Johnson
Lisa Langlois as Elizabeth Johnson
Franc Luz as Richard Tarbell
Terri Treas as Dr. Morgan Hubbard
Stephen Davies as Homer
Diana Bellamy as Mrs. Pennington
Jack Collins as Shakey Jake
Nancy Morgan as Lillian
Jeff Winkless as Church
Steve Tannen as Mr. Perkins
Heidi Helmer as Jenny
If you have a fear of roaches and pests, you’re gonna love episode 238! Yes, sir, it’s time for … The Nest (1987)! The Grue-Crew are joined by special effects artist Julian Ledger who worked on the film (despite being omitted on IMDb) as a puppeteer (according to the onscreen credits) and monster makeup and effects under the supervision of Cary Howe, providing behind-the-scenes insight into the making and design of the critters, creatures, and goo. There’s lots of entertaining discussion with Julian, Jeff, Crystal, and Bill. And, of course, bugs, baby … bugs.
At the time of this writing, The Nest is available for streaming from Tubi, Plex, and PPV from Amazon. It is also available on physical media as a Blu-ray disc from Shout! Factory.
Every two weeks, Gruesome Magazine’s Decades of Horror 1980s podcast will cover another horror film from the 1980s. The next episode’s film, chosen by Crystal, will be Dolls (1987), directed by Stuart Gordon and produced by Charles Band and Brian Yuzna. Special effects artist Ralph Miller III, who worked on the film under the supervision of John Carl Beuchler at MMI (Mechanical and Makeup Imageries) will be joining the 80s Grue Crew for this one!
Please let them know how they’re doing! They want to hear from you – the coolest, grooviest fans – so leave them a message or comment on the Gruesome Magazine Youtube channel, on the Gruesome Magazine website, or email the Decades of Horror 1980s podcast hosts at [email protected].
Check out this episode!
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