The Nasty Pasty Andy Roberts

What better way to celebrate this year’s spooky season with a double bill of your autumnal favourites? Join the Nasty Pasty as he revisits two classic slashers from the 80s from one of the most enduring franchises in horror history.

Nasty Pasty finally returns with a long-anticipated (is it though?) analysis of a true American-Italian giallo experience, with William Rose’s The Girl in Room 2A from 1974. Cosy up away from the Covid blues and tune into the latest from the files of filth!

Continuing on from our Black Lives Matter episode, Nasty Pasty tackles another blaxploitation film by a black director: William Crain’s seminal horror Blacula from 1972. And for the first time ever, we have a guest on the podcast. Join me and Jonny Larkin from Screaming Queenz podcast as we sink our teeth into another influential piece of film-making.

In solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement, Nasty Pasty interrupts its schedule to bring you three influential exploitation horror movies directed by black directors. Providing some context of current events and events of the 70s, Nasty Pasty hopes to kickstart a train of thought about the plight our brothers and sisters are suffering through at the moment.

A family reunion goes all kinds of awry when the reception is frosty, Daddy’s being apparently poisoned and a pitchfork-wielding maniac is offing the Christmas guests. Tuck in to the Nasty Pasty’s yuletide return as we cover the 1972 TV horror Home for the Holidays!

Nasty Pasty returns for a one-off special, with two sumptuous giallo pictures to spook out your Halloween! Join the rancorous horror fan once more for 1971’s Black Belly of the Tarantula and 1983’s A Blade in the Dark!