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John Carter
Conquest
Seventh Son
Psycho II
Dune
Lucio Fulci
Equilibrium
The Watcher In the Woods
Portrait Of Jennie
Erik the Viking
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The Sword and the Sorcerer
Fantastic Four: Rise Of the Silver Surfer
Mother Malkin
The Abominable Snowman
The People Under the Stairs
The Happiness Of the Katakuris
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Intrepid film fans Conrad and Dan review obscure and forgotten horror, sci-fi and fantasy movies to decide whether they should be set free or thrown back into the oubliette to be forgotten forever!

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Bonus preview time again: for this special, spoiler-free episode as part of our TIFF 2026 coverage, we're joined by Joe Lipsett of Horror Queers to dig into A Talent for Murder. Directed by Anton Corbijn from Joanna Murray-Smith's own adaptation of h... more

The next film to emerge from the Oubliette is Basket Case (1981): the debut feature of Frank Henenlotter, a New York exploitation obsessive who spent his youth in the grindhouses of 42nd Street and, with producer Edgar Ievins, put roughly $35,000 of ... more

Conrad's TIFF adventure with special guest Joe Lipsett continues with Kick On – the sophomore feature from Nick Kozakis, who cut his teeth directing music videos before making Godless: The Eastfield Exorcism. It follows Eden and her three friends, wh... more

Here's another special, spoiler-free episode as part of our TIFF 2026 coverage – and it's particularly apt as we start the countdown to spooky season! Conrad is joined live in the Toronto Metro Convention Centre by Joe Lipsett of Horror Queers and Se... more

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Recent Guests

Lexi Amoriello
Film critic, founder of the New Jersey Film Critics Circle
Movie Recs by Lex
Episode: Seconds (with Lexi Amoriello)
Marta Djordjevic
Writer, critic, founder and editor of Rewind and Revive
Rewind and Revive
Episode: The Living Dead Girl (with Marta Djordjevic)
Alex Heeney
Film critic, educator, founder of Seventh Row
Seventh Row
Episode: Solaris (2002) (with Alex Heeney)
Amanda Jane Stern
Producer, actor and writer on multiple projects; frequent guest
Episode: Supergirl (1984) (with Amanda Jane Stern)
Dave Goelz
Gonzo puppeteer and central member of Jim Henson's creative team
Jim Henson Company
Episode: Labyrinth (featuring David Goelz)
Matt Swaford
The man behind Reklaimer's Vintage Toys on Instagram and host of Endless Bullets Podcast
Reklaimers Vintage Toys / Endless Bullets Podcast
Episode: Masters of the Universe (1987) (with Matt Swaford)
Doug Jones
Creature performer and actor
Altarian Studios / Dr. Jones projects
Episode: Bug Buster (featuring Doug Jones and Derek Maki)
Derek Maki
Appearance manager and collaborator with Doug Jones
Individual/Documentary liaison
Episode: Bug Buster (featuring Doug Jones and Derek Maki)
Mikey Newman
FilmJoy host, invited guest
FilmJoy
Episode: Phenomena

Hosts

Conrad
Host known for in-depth analysis of obscure films, often providing production history and contextual analysis.
Dan
Co-host with strong emphasis on film critique, dialogue, and guest-led discussions.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 139 ratings
  • Great Podcast!

    I enjoy pretty much everything Conrad and Dan do on this podcast. Great production and interesting insights! The occasional special guest is a refreshing addition that adds some extra flavor from time to time, especially Melinda from Retroblasting.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SecaII4884
    United States3 months ago
  • Obsession review

    Just basing this on the “obsession” review. They put into words why I was disappointed in this film. It wasn’t the film I wanted it to be. Her behavior wasn’t obsessive. It was just creepy. It could have been so much better and smarter.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tinderbell
    United States5 months ago
  • Set this pod free on your ears, you won’t regret it

    Great show, charming, informative, funny, came here following a recommendation from Rob Hill of The Bad Movie Bible, who’s an occasional guest, so glad I did. (Even if the theme song lives rent free in my head now)

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    NorthseaMuppet
    United Kingdoma year ago
  • Great podcast

    Found this review by accident and its phenomenal, keep up the good work lads 👏👏

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Gaz Gow
    United Kingdoma year ago
  • Incredible duo!

    These two are hilarious and very down to earth. Highly recommend for all movie fans out there!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Carolineislistening
    Italy2 years ago

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Carrie (2026) – Spoiler-free bonus review from TIFF
Q: Do the changes to the premise justify their own existence and how the series handles high school today?
The show seems to reframe the origin by emphasizing social media, realism about school pressures, and a more nuanced set of antagonists, which suggests the reboot may offer a fresh take while preserving core themes about repression and revenge.
Carrie (2026) – Spoiler-free bonus review from TIFF
Q: As you go in, what are your initial two thoughts about this Carrie remake?
I'm a huge fan of the original Carrie and wonder whether the remake justifies its existence by changing enough, especially in a modern high school setting where social media and real-world anxieties add new dimensions.
Seconds (with Lexi Amoriello)
Q: Why is Rock Hudson a masterful casting choice for the role of Tony Wilson?
Hudson's public persona as a masculine, glamorous leading man contrasts with the hidden unhappiness of the character, amplifying the film's commentary on façades, identity, and the cost of reinvention.
Seconds (with Lexi Amoriello)
Q: What makes Seconds feel ahead of its time despite being a 1966 film?
Its cinematography, editing rhythm, and a chilling, understated soundscape create a modern, Kafkaesque anxiety about identity and happiness, which resonates with later tech- and corporate-surveillance themes.
Bug Buster (featuring Doug Jones and Derek Maki)
Q: What was it like wearing the Bug suit and performing the big fight scene with Randy Quaid, given the constraints of the budget and the heaviness of the costume?
Doug Jones details the physical challenges, the armor and puppet mechanics, and the choreographed fight that had to be performed in one continuous take with a heavy, head-mounted bug suit.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Movie Oubliette

What is Movie Oubliette about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Two film fans take a playful yet rigorous look at obscure horror, sci‑fi, and fantasy cinema, weighing production quirks, historical context, and directorial intent to decide whether each title deserves revival or oblivion. Episodes routinely feature expert guests—from critics and educators to effects artists and pop-culture commentators—to add texture on topics like neglected aesthetics, creature effects, and genre history. Notable strengths include high production quality, lively chemistry, frequent guest perspectives, and thoughtful verdicts that blend nostalgia with critical analysis.

A standout aspect is the show's commitment to spotlightting forgotten or overlooked films, often bringing in guest voices that broaden the conversation b... more

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