https://soundcloud.com/deadairpodcast/dead-air-ep-45-the-slumber-party-massacre
It’s time to get in to your Jam-Jams as we continue to wade through the slasher boom of the late 70’s – 80’s. In honour of women in horror month we salute the female written and directed romp of The Slumber Party Massacre. A group of young ladies gather together for a night of pot, booze and pizza but what they get is a denim clad – drill waving maniac that’s dead set on ruining their night. Love is funny that way.
https://soundcloud.com/deadairpodcast/dead-air-ep-44-sleepaway-camp
In episode 44 of DEAD AIR Wes and Lydia tackle one of the most notorious camp slashers in horror movie history. When people talk about twist endings there are few films that will blow your hair back like 1983’s Sleepaway Camp. Angela and Ricky head off to summer camp. It should be a fun few weeks of swimming, boating and if you’re lucky a little summer lovin’. Sadly, this place has an abundance of jerks who want nothing better than to torment poor Angela who just might be too shy for her own good. When campers start succumbing to a strange series of accidents it’s clear that something just isn’t quite right at Camp Arawak. Also in this episode; Wes gets derailed as he talks about learning to watch horror in a group and Lydia reveals a shocking truth from her past that will leave you as speechless as the film itself!
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In the forty third episode of Dead Air – Wes and Lydia talk about the first in the classic Hammer Karstein trilogy; Vampire Lovers. Carmilla has set her sights on the beautiful Emma and is welcomed in to the Morton home with open arms. Soon Emma falls ill to a mysterious illness that seems to be sucking the very life from her. Also, Wes and Lydia talk about the rise and subsequent fall of Hammer horror and its enduring legacy.
https://soundcloud.com/deadairpodcast/dead-air-ep-42-basketcase
The wait is over! Sadly, episode 42 won’t answer the questions of life infinity and everything but it will tell you what happens when the 1980’s gives birth to home video and ushers in a period of prolifically in horror. This week we tackle the 1982 classic head trip; Basketcase. Two brothers that are joined at the hip have a murderous agenda that will take place on the mean streets of New York City. Also, we answer the question of what happened to all those Boglins.
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