48 episodes

A rich, aromatic blend of humor, sarcasm, weird pop culture references, sly asides for the Mensa members, and storytelling that allows you to experience those old movies that we all love in a new, different, and hopefully funny way.

Join four time Rondo Award nominated host Bill Mize as he takes you on a sarcastic storytelling journey into our B Movie past.

Bill Watches Movies William Mize

    • Comedy
    • 4.6 • 18 Ratings

A rich, aromatic blend of humor, sarcasm, weird pop culture references, sly asides for the Mensa members, and storytelling that allows you to experience those old movies that we all love in a new, different, and hopefully funny way.

Join four time Rondo Award nominated host Bill Mize as he takes you on a sarcastic storytelling journey into our B Movie past.

    The Creature From The Black Lagoon (1954)

    The Creature From The Black Lagoon (1954)

    In  which we bid a fond farewell to the show, by taking a look at my favorite monster movie of all time, “The Creature From The Black Lagoon”, listen to some goodbyes and some final feedback during intermission, and turn off the projector one last time.
    Bonus points for Hot Number Julie Adams memories, the explanation of the number 346, more information about my childhood than you ever needed to know (including disco) and a heartfelt goodbye to all my Gentle Listeners.
    I love you all.

    • 2 hr 2 min
    Plan 9 From Outer Space (1959)

    Plan 9 From Outer Space (1959)

    In which we scrap Plans 1 through 8, and decide to take over the planet Earth using Plan 9, which involves Sassy UFO Based Drag Queen Overlords, Reanimated Dead People who probably wish they had remained un-animated, Paper Plate Flying Saucers, and a Fabulous Space Station in dire need of a Queer Eye For The Space Guy makeover.

    Bonus points for Zombie Tor Johnson, On Point Vampira Make-Up, Chiropractic Fake Shemp, and a Blink And You'll Miss It Ed Wood, Jr. cameo.

    • 1 hr 48 min
    Robot Monster (1953)

    Robot Monster (1953)

    In which a race of advanced interstellar beings who look suspiciously like gorillas wearing diving helmets with antenna on top, visit Earth and decide that they're going to kill everyone on the planet and then make it a nice vacation getaway for themselves, only to be thwarted by one of their own falling in love with the last remaining woman of legal age on said planet.
    Bonus points for unrequited gorilla love, unexplained triceratops wrasslin', incorrect genocidal mathematics, heavy petting in the bushes, and unexplained cave entrance bubbles.

    • 1 hr 37 min
    Horror of Dracula (1958)

    Horror of Dracula (1958)

    In which two acknowledged masters of the horror genre meet again under the Hammer Films banner, but this time, instead of one giving life to the other, one is decidedly trying to end the life of the other, as Sir Peter Cushing as Doctor Van Helsing, and Sir Christopher Lee as Count Dracula, chase each other through hell and half of Klausenberg in this month's film.
    Bonus points for custom bound journals, bespoke vampire wear for the big and tall, bureaucratic border guard buffoonery, and of course, sheer negligees, bright red Giallo blood and heaving bosoms filled with vampiric Big Daddy desire.

    • 2 hr 4 min
    Scanners (1981)

    Scanners (1981)

    In which a Gentle Canadian Hobo with the aid of a Beautiful Woman On The Run, and a Sage Teacher With A Secret, discovers his true family history, finds love (maybe) and learns how to channel and use his psychic powers, which includes the ability to make people’s heads explode.
    Bonus points for Self-Trepanning, Angry Patrick McGoohan Overacting, Psychic Group Sex, and Pornstache Les Nessman Cranial Removal.

    • 2 hr 10 min
    Danger: Diabolik (1968)

    Danger: Diabolik (1968)

    In which we discover that crime actually does pay, and pay quite well. Starring a Gentleman Thief with Dreamy Grey Eyes, a Buxom Blonde Assistant, and a Disheveled Always One Step Behind Police Inspector, we travel to Italy for a very good Mario Bava Comic Book Movie, in the Diabolik Cinematic Universe.
    Bonus points for multiple Jaguars (car, not the cat), multiple make-out sessions, and literally rolling around in money while totally, totally doing it.

    • 2 hr 2 min

Customer Reviews

4.6 out of 5
18 Ratings

18 Ratings

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Turnin’ it up to a SIX!

The ONLY movie podcast that impels me to seek out and watch the masterpiece as described. A not just a regular Mesmer, he is THE Mesmer! He blows my mind ! 🥱😶😑😐😮🤭😬😳 ⚡️ . 🧨 . 🤯😵

Jess1874 ,

What a waste of time

Another boring podcast that sounds like it was recorded in a toilet. It’s not funny. It’s not interesting. It’s just a huge waste of time for anyone unfortunate enough to listen to it.

RJNC00 ,

Absolutely love it!

Fantastic podcast, thank you so much!

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