B-Movie Bonanza Podcast MWC

Scotch from JACK FM and Bob Harris from KFGO have got a wild one for you this week. The 1988 cult classic Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama! Featuring the three biggest "scream queens" of the eighties, bad special effects and hysterical acting, Sorority Babes is a horror/comedy that was a staple of USA's Up All Night program. Hear what Scotch and Bob thought about it and then watch it for yourself... if you dare!!
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Get set to get wet as Scotch and Bob Harris review Piranha (also known as Piranha 3D), a 2010 horror-comedy reboot of the 1978 film. Jam-packed with carnivorous fish, this one is all goofs, gore, and gratuitous nudity. In other words, Scotch and Bob loved it. Have a listen to the podcast and then go watch it yourself. 
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On this episode, Jack FM's Scotch and KFGO's Bob Harris dig into John Carpenter's 1978 masterpiece "Halloween" like a couple of hungry trick-or-treaters tearing into their share of the Halloween candy. Turn the lights out and have a listen!
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Light your jack o' lanterns and break out your candy corn. Scotch and Bob Harris review Trick 'r Treat this week, a 2007 American anthology horror film written and directed by Michael Dougherty and produced by Bryan Singer. Find out what they thought and then watch it yourself for cryin' out loud! Have a listen.
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Scotch (JACK FM) and Bob Harris (790 KFGO) are back with another installment of B-movie Bonanza. This time they're taking a look at the 1988 horror/comedy "Elvira Mistress of the Dark." Cassandra Peterson's Elvira character is truly a timeless icon of sexy, campy, horror and her movie of the same still holds up several decades later. Did you know that Elvira shot pilot for a CBS sitcom based on this character that never aired? Did you know that Elvira won several awards for this movie? Hear all about it in this week's B-Movie Bonanza podcast!
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Return of the Living Dead is the Citizen Kane of punk-rock zombie movies! Does that sound like too bold of a statement? Then I'll bet you haven't seen Return of the Living Dead. This little gem came out in 1985 and is dripping with dark humor, a hard-rocking soundtrack, and a nihilistic attitude you couldn't beat with a stick. Find out what Scotch and Bob Harris thought about it in this week's podcast. Have a listen!
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