
This is the definitive Full Moon Features podcast! Each week, we’re going to watch a different film from Charles Band’s madcap universe of low-budget horror thrillers, encompassing not only the Full Moon films but also the earlier stable of Empire International Pictures and sub-labels like Moonbeam and Torchlight!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 175 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Get ready to get SCARED! Also known as CUT THROAT, this deeply obscure slasher was a pickup for Full Moon, and features some of the oddest material we've covered so far, but also some of the most ambitious filmmaking. We're excited to be joined by Fa... more
This week, we're discussing MURDERBOT, a 2023 Jim Wynorski film about a killer robot gone awry. But since MURDERBOT is only 46 minutes long, we decided to also talk about another Jim Wynorski film about killer robots gone awry, the 1986 cult classic ... more
Well, that was fucked up.
This week, we're talking about probably the most extreme movie in our entire catalog: DEADLY END, a 2008 obscurity that blends David Lynch with John Waters for a visceral, disgusting, hugely memorable experience. We're join... more
It's the END OF THE WORLD as we know it, but we feel fine, because we have returning guests Marc Gottlieb and Amber Kloss on this week! Marc and Amber help us try to make sense of this drab 1977 production, which features the PM/CF debut of horror ic... more
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Genuinely love this show, as I love all Charles Band related nonsense. Imperative listening for fans of nonsense such as "Horrorvision" and "Petticoat Planet". Listen to this podcast!!!!
This is the best type of podcast to find: one you didn’t know you needed, but the hosts & guests are just so damn knowledgeable, fun, and amiable that you feel like you’re learning new things with friends. The percentage of movies they cover that I had seen is quite low, but they always pique my interest. Always worth taking the ride!
The hosts are knowledgeable and enthusiastic. Plowing through their work and loving it. Can’t wait to finish.
What elevates a great podcast from a good one is when the creators know the subject inside and out and treat it with a thorough respect — even if the subject it 40-year old B movies that nobody ever heard of. Jarrod and Steve’s encyclopedic knowledge expertly explains how these films fit into the history of horror cinema, and their dedication makes for an enjoyable listen every week.
As I was sorta new to the podcast thing. I always wondered if anyone had done a Full Moon podcast. Lo w and behold my brother-in- law told me about this podcast. I binged it last summer to catch up. Now I’ve been up to date for a while. It’s been a bummer to wait but always nice when it shows up.
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A deep-dan style look at a catalog of cult horror from a renowned Low-Budget horror universe, with conversations that balance affection and critical rigor. Episodes typically feature a rotating slate of returning guests—critics, filmmakers, and actors connected to the Full Moon, Torchlight, and Empire International catalog—who unpack production histories, fundraising quirks, and distribution quirks while evaluating themes, performances, and marketing. The show tends to mix enthusiastic reverence for obscure titles with sharp commentary on budget constraints, era-defining gimmicks, and the cultural context around 1990s direct-to-video horror. A notable strength is the niche focus on under-the-radar titles, the caliber of guests, and a conver... more
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