Episode 103: Rants and Recommendations

In this episode, Scott tells a folksy, heart-warming story about failure, while Jeff goes on not one, but two epic rants about Beau is Afraid and Renfield. 

And here are links to the first two posts on Scott's new Substack, Better Living Through Bad Movies:

Fiend With a Face (1956)

Tom Cruise in The Mummy (2017)

The Slumgullion Podcast · Slumgullion 103: Rants & Recommendations

Episode 81: Charlie Brown Joins Starfleet

Jeff and Scott sit down to watch the season finale of Star Trek Lower Decks, and somehow get involved in spelling bees and split-pea soup.

The Slumgullion Podcast · Slumgullion 81: Charlie Brown Joins Starfleet

Episode 73: Harley Quinn Vs. The Court Jester

CLOWNS GET DOWN in this UFC-style cage match fight between Margot Robbie as Harley Quinn, and Danny Kaye as The Court Jester.

Episode 65: Larry Blamire Returns Again

"Clevenger, you suck!" -- Larry Blamire

Writer-Director Larry Blamire talks about the new featurettes and hilarious short films he made to accompany the Blu-ray release of his cult classic The Lost Skeleton Returns Again. Come for the Behind-the-Scenes gossip, stay to find out who that one guy is in that one thing--you know the one--and learn the secret of why Scott sucks.

Get the Blu-ray here.

Slumgullion Episode 57: Old Dark Glass Houses

Scott and Jeff try to agree about Star Trek Discovery but keep getting distracted, then agree to disagree about Glass, which made Scott extremely grumpy. Then horror novelist Steve Van Samson (Bone Eater King) joins them for the Unknown Movie Challenge and makes them watch The Old Dark House, which turns out to be the cure for grumpiness.

Have a potato.

The Dead Talk Back: Mike & Ike Report Live From 1931

As we count down to our Christmas Day spectacle, here's a flashback to 1931, as immortal stoner film critics Mike & Ike report live from what many consider to be the greatest year for horror films ever. Spoiler: they kinda liked that German one.

Halloween (1978): Improved by Polka!

You know how it goes on The Slumgullion. What started off as a respectful, even adulatory discussion of John Carpenter's music career turned into something weird -- as our conversations tend to do -- and before you know it, words were exchanged, a challenge was laid down, and now, well...

See for yourself:

A Very Lesbian Valentines Day

Due to technical difficulties, your regular Slumgullion has been delayed a few days. In the meantime, we present this St. Valentine's Day special, starring Tina Louise, of Gilligan's Island fame, as Sappho, Venus of Lesbos:

"Remember After The Licking Scene...?"

Starring Scott Clevenger, Jeff Holland, and Mary Clevenger. With Special Guest Hank Parmer

What starts out as white-hot hatred for Francis Ford Coppola somehow turns into a spoiler filled, non-spoiler review of the new M. Night Shyamalan film, Split.

After Jeff and Mrs. C discuss their bi-weekly Boner, Scott and Jeff and joined by World O' Crap writer Hank Parmer for an in depth analysis of the metaphorical cannibal western horror comedy Ravenous, featuring performances that range from the inexcusable to the tripolar (and one that's actually good)

The Slumgullion Episode 13 “Who Doesn’t Love Sassy Sue?”

Guest starring Blanche Ramirez and John Szura

Jeff and Scott have a discovered a new to them film genre…Hillbilly Soft Core…and it is every bit as WTF as you can imagine.  Strap in for cringe inducing jokes and cringier inducing nudity.

Slumgullion Episode 12: Ghostbusters (2016)

Starring Scott Clevenger and Jeff Holland with the New Movie Crew: Mary Clevenger, John Szura and Blanche Ramirez

Music by Mae West

In Part 1, our panel bounces all over the pop culture map as they are oft want to do, then Jeff and Scott read some mail, and we end with a SPOILER FILLED discussion and dissection of the new Ghostbusters.

The Slumgullion Episode 10 “Mexico Barbaro”

Starring Jeff Holland and Scott Clevenger

Special appearance by John Szura and Blanche Ramirez

Song by Choir Choir Choir

It’s the TENTH episode and Scott and Jeff have planned…something.  First there is the usual fan geekery of Part 1, then John and Blanche do a live performance of Attack of the Clones, while Jeff sings the first number from Frogs: The Musical.

The Unknown Movie Challenge this time is a Mexico Barbaro, a horror anthology of eight filmlets.

Strap in.

The Slumgullion Episode 1 “Shannon Tweed’s Lady Bits”

From the carcass of The All Star Summer Jamboree comes basically the same thing with an equally weird name.  In this episode, Jeff and Scott talk about Jessica Jones, Eyes Wide Shut, and soft core porn before settling down -- in honor of the late Alan Rickman -- for an in depth discussion of the comedy classic Galaxy Quest.