Simon and Richard use words and sounds to describe Lamberto Bava's Macabre (1980). That's right, it's a frickin' LamBava show! Yay! This is also a listener request from friend of show Derek.

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https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYX2LEg91cBhyH5lJckoSuA
https://www.horrorphilia.com/about/cinema-attack/
http://www.legionpodcasts.com/kill-the-cast/

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Listener Derek chose Witchery (1988) from the wiggy world of Italian horror for the Doomers to cover. Jeffrey and Richard approach this challenge with their usual inhuman grace and uncanny aplomb. Blech. These guys, am I rite?

Check out Derek's cool stuff:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYX2LEg91cBhyH5lJckoSuA
https://www.horrorphilia.com/about/cinema-attack/

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Brad and Richard have a little trouble getting started talking about very much of anything. But they rally and talk about Liz And Helen (1969), directed by their fave Riccardo Freda. Home Improvement season 7, y'all.

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Simon and Richard talk about two slashers from 1987 and no one even tries to stop them! They also have a little discussion as to when the heck the Golden Era of the Slasher actually ended.

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Jeffrey and Richard take a listener request from friend of the show Ted Rawson. He requested that they cover The Urge to Kill AKA Attack of the Killer Computer from the greatest year for technology: 1989! Films AKA movies don't get much weirder than this.

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Friend of the show, David Ladd, requested that Brad and Richard discuss The Initiation (1984). They do but the Doomed Show duders also go on multiple tangents about garbage jobs they've had. This is a weird one.

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For this giallo double feature, Simon and Richard discuss Short Night of Glass Dolls (1971) and Watch Me When I Kill (1977). Then they talk about a controversial topic... Second Tier Gialli! Whoa! Hope the Internet doesn't collapse! Thanks to Doomed Show supporter Havard for picking Short Night!

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http://creatures-of-light-and-darkness.blogspot.com/

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Jeffrey and Richard finally get back to talking about the original "Shock Rocker" Clyde Anderson AKA Claudio Fragasso. And Alice Cooper! Italian horror doesn't get much stranger than Monster Dog (1984). Hope you like sandwiches! Friend of the show, Markky Karloff (of The Prople), also makes a special cameo.

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Brad and Richard talk about Mutant from 1984 starring the inimitable and intimidating Wings Hauser! It is also the 150th episode of the Doomed Show! Wut? Yep! Here's to another 5 episodes... maybe.

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Tyler is back on the Doomed Show to talk with Richard about everyone's favorite documentary/comedy, Atom Age Vampire (1960). They have a radioactive time!

More Tyler:
https://www.mymetmedia.com/category/kmetradio/trapped-in-the-screening-room/
http://apologizetothepodcast.podomatic.com/

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