Do you hear what I hear? A pod, a pod, casting in your ears it will bring you loads of bloody cheer!
On today’s episode of the Dead Air Podcast we finally take a look at the grandfather of all slashers, the 1974 film; Black Christmas.
Jess and her sorority sisters are packing up and getting ready to head home for the holidays and not even a series of strange vulgar phone calls from a man named “Billy” can spoil their revelry. However, in this picturesque house a creature was stirring and the morning reveals one of the sorority sisters, Clare, has gone missing. Her father, boyfriend and closest friends can’t find any trace of her and with news of the disappearance of another local girl the police are just as baffled. Everyone’s a suspect as bodies pile up. Black Christmas gave the world the first true slasher. It’s a story of murder, mayhem and a tortured killer that’s closer than anyone could imagine.
Dead Air Ep 77 – The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (Commentary Track)
Posted in Dead Air Podcast, Updates with tags 1974, commentary track, Dead Air, film, horror, movie, Podcast, review, splatterpictures, TCM, Tobe Hooper on October 21, 2016 by splatterpicturesLadies and gentlemen, rev your chainsaws! It’s time for part one of our two part Halloween special! On today’s episode Wes and Lydia pile in to a sweaty van and take you scene by agonizing scene through one of the most beloved and iconic horror films ever made the 1974 undisputed masterpiece; The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and here’s the “hook” it’s a commentary track!
Sally and her brother Franklin are joined by a few friends as they head back to their grandparents old home under the pretense of disturbing rumours of the local graveyard being subject to the unearthing and desecration of the dead. After taking pity on a shady hitchhiker this ill-fated troupe of travelers are in for a torturous and terrifying time as they (and we) are introduced to the first family of fright!
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