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Terrible Delights: Grindhouse Film Reviews

Terrible Delights hosted by Scott and Bill
Shaw Brothers
Hong Kong
Bloodbeat
The Car (1977 Film)
Massacre At Central High
Los Angeles, United States
Angel
Anthropophagus
Venom
Kill Squad
Fiend
Five Loose Women
Mission Thunderbolt
The Killing Kind
Dungeonmaster
Walking the Edge
Extraterrestrial Visitors
Bloody Mama
Mercenaries From Hong Kong
Axe

A podcast celebrating the good, bad and ugly that are grindhouse films from the 70s through the mid-80s. If it’s ‘sploitation, we want to watch it! New episodes every Wednesday.

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Pecker Woodula
Special guest mentioned explicitly as such in the opening exchanges
Episode: Terrible Delights #128: Blacula
Mike Neel
Director of movies, writer, and cinematographer; guest on this episode
Independent film/genre cinema
Episode: Terrible Delights #126: Pieces

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Scott
Co-host with extensive on-air notes and background in grindhouse review; appears across many episodes as primary host.
Bill
Co-host; leads discussions, provides production notes, and frequently introduces episode structure.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 13 ratings
  • Grindhouse at its best!

    Terrible Delights quickly became one of my favorite shows. I’ve seen a lot of trash films over the years, but they consistently discuss new-to-me movies and I appreciate that so much (my ever growing watch list disagrees, though)! Scott and Bill know their stuff. They have a great backlog to jump in and binge, so put on your most comfortable corduroy turtleneck and indulge in discussion about trashterpiece movies from a bygone era!

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    Greg Harr
    United States2 years ago

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Audience notes strong episode backlog that's fun for binge listening.
Listeners appreciate trivia and the hosts' enthusiasm for cult classics.
Fans praise deep knowledge of grindhouse cinema and engaging banter.
The show is a reliable source for discovering lesser-known genre films.
Some episodes are highly spoiler-filled and conversation can be dense for casual listeners.
The hosts' camaraderie and approachability draw in enthusiasts and newcomers alike.

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Two-host discussion show celebrating grindhouse cinema from the 70s to mid-80s, with spoiler-filled breakdowns, behind-the-scenes trivia, and affectionate banter. Episodes consistently cover a mix of cult favorites and obscurities, focusing on production quirks, practical effects, notable cast connections, and the era's distinct genre blending. A standout trait is the conversational chemistry between the hosts, their deep cinema knowledge, and a recurring emphasis on one-word-title gimmicks and anthology-episode formats that keep conversations lively and bingeable for genre fans.

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