In the wasteland, what’s a kid to do with no water, no parents and no entrail-exploding power-glove? If that kid is like Turbo Kid, he’ll pal up with with a crazy robot, piss off Michael Ironside, and ride his BMX bike while armed with an entrail-exploding power-glove! If this sounds like your cup of radioactive water, and it really should, listen to our latest episode about Turbo Kid!
On this week’s episode of B-Movie Mania Chris teaches a valuable lesson about the importance of cooking in a child’s life. He also discusses the 2015 film, Turbo Kid, with special guest Sizzling Bacon. Check it out HERE on Netflix or HERE on Amazon Prime.
Hello choppers! On this episode of B-Movie Mania we examine the 1986 Jim Wynorski gem, Chopping Mall. Eight teenagers are trapped after hours in a high-tech shopping mall and pursued by three murderous security robots. Listen and find out why this film earns the second 100 score in B-Movie Mania history!
Throw common sense out the window. Throw logic out the window. Get ready to watch a big ol pile of monsters and have fun with the Neon Maniacs! We’re doing a series of four shorter episodes while our brains recover from season 1. J hosts this first episode with Mike riding shotgun. Together they will take you on a journey through this weird 1986 horror film from the director of Mother’s Day. You can watch Neon Maniacs for free on YouTube or Shout Factory.
Behold, the lowest budget film featured on B-Movie Mania to date! Fungicide is a story about killer mushrooms made for a whopping $143.00. You will laugh. You will cry. You will never want to eat mushrooms again. This may be the movie that divided the B-Movie crew the most. If you missed the teaser, let’s just say Mike had a very strong reaction to watching this. You can watch Fungicide for free on Amazon Prime. Share your own mushroom stories in the comments! It’s Fungiciiiiiide!
The movie Jason picked for episode 13 is Fungicide. It is a $140 “Night of the Living Dead” style movie with mushrooms. We’re pretty sure it broke Mike’s mind. In the teaser Jason reads a transcript of Mike’s comments as he struggles with the movie for the first time.
Brothers and sisters! Welcome to the next service in The Church of B-Movie Mania. Today’s sermon, from Brother Chris Hutson, is about the 1983 Filipino movie, The Killing of Satan. Accept the word of the B-Movie Crew into your hearts and into your mind as you listen to our teaser for next week’s episode.
Show high moral character and purchase the DVD on Amazon or be a sinner and watch it for free on YouTube.
In this installment of B-Movie Mania Interviews, Paul chats with Greydon Clark, director of 20 feature films, including “Joysticks”. Greydon has been directing, writing and acting in movies since the late 60’s. He also wrote a book about his career entitled “On The Cheap: My Life In Low Budget Filmmaking”. You can pick up the book on his website: www.greydonclark.com
Greydon is truly the definition of an independent filmmaker and a b-movie icon. Enjoy the interview!
Bingo! The Katana Gang is at it again and only the Samurai Cop can stop them. Samurai Cop 2 is a follow up to the 1991 original. Mathew Karedas returns as the titular character. His partner, Mark Frazer, is back along with several cast members from the first film. It also features Tommy Wiseau of The Room. The love that the filmmakers have for the Samurai Copiverse shines through in this sequel and one of the best things about it is seeing Detectives Joe Marshall and Frank Washington reunited after all this time. Buckle up because this one gets weird.
In 1991 the world was introduced to Samurai Cop. After realizing that Mathew Karedas was in fact NOT dead, Director Gregory Hatanaka brought him back in 2015 for Samurai Cop 2: Deadly Vengeance!
Point your earballs this way as Jason teases our 5th episode which includes many cast members from the first movie, adult film stars Kayden Kross and Lexi Belle, Tommy Wiseu of the Room and so much more. Will the Samurai Cop defeat his nemesis, the Katana Gang? Use your Amazon Prime account and watch for FREE!
Keep it warm!
Samurai Cop (This one is no longer free with Prime but you can rent it for $2.99. You know it’s worth it.)
In the wasteland, what’s a kid to do with no water, no parents and no entrail-exploding power-glove? If that kid is like Turbo Kid, he’ll pal up with with a crazy robot, piss off Michael Ironside, and ride his BMX bike while armed with an entrail-exploding power-glove! If this sounds like your cup of radioactive water, and it really should, listen to our latest episode about Turbo Kid!
On this week’s episode of B-Movie Mania Chris teaches a valuable lesson about the importance of cooking in a child’s life. He also discusses the 2015 film, Turbo Kid, with special guest Sizzling Bacon. Check it out 
Behold, the lowest budget film featured on B-Movie Mania to date! Fungicide is a story about killer mushrooms made for a whopping $143.00. You will laugh. You will cry. You will never want to eat mushrooms again. This may be the movie that divided the B-Movie crew the most. If you missed the 
The movie Jason picked for episode 13 is Fungicide. It is a $140 “Night of the Living Dead” style movie with mushrooms. We’re pretty sure it broke Mike’s mind. In the teaser Jason reads a transcript of Mike’s comments as he struggles with the movie for the first time.
Brothers and sisters! Welcome to the next service in The Church of B-Movie Mania. Today’s sermon, from Brother Chris Hutson, is about the 1983 Filipino movie, The Killing of Satan. Accept the word of the B-Movie Crew into your hearts and into your mind as you listen to our teaser for next week’s episode.
Jason Huls
In 1991 the world was introduced to Samurai Cop. After realizing that Mathew Karedas was in fact NOT dead, Director Gregory Hatanaka brought him back in 2015 for Samurai Cop 2: Deadly Vengeance!