Outside the Cinema

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Outside The Cinema is a weekly podcast that focuses on to cult movies of all kinds. We feature films running the gamut from Horror to Exploitation to Noir and Matial Arts and back. You know that random video you got on VHS from some random mom and pop video store when you were 12? Yeah, we covered it. So sit back and enjoy the OTC ride.

  1. 1d ago

    Episode #962 The Love Prey Butcher

    Diving into Odd Cinema: The Prey and The Love Butcher Exploring overlooked slasher films and their quirks Things are sounding a bit different this week as Bill navigates some new software. He's convinced it's worth it despite some complaints, and that sets the tone for a discussion that dives into the quirky world of lesser-known cinema. The Films: A Closer Look This episode features two obscure titles: The Prey (1983) and The Love Butcher (1975). Bill notes that while many might recognize the box art of The Prey, he personally had never seen it until now, which adds an element of surprise to the show. Chris admits he's also unfamiliar with The Love Butcher. This leads to a dialogue about how they both stumbled upon these films and the unexpected treasures that can lie in overlooked cinema. "I mean, many of you have probably seen the box art for The Prey on different places, but I had never actually seen it. So that's cool." — Bill Personal Updates and Banter The conversation shifts to some housekeeping and personal health updates. Bill acknowledges the support from patrons and explains why they skipped Patreon picks this week due to personal commitments. Chris shares his weight loss journey, humorously attributing it to lifestyle changes and a bit of honesty regarding his diet. Both hosts reflect on their health, with Chris mentioning how his blood pressure is good, a result of changes he's made recently. "I went to the doctors and do you know what advice I was given? You're doing good. Keep it up. I'm down to two hundred and fifty two pounds maybe from like over three fifty at my worst." — Chris Engaging Discussions on Society The episode also touches upon current events, with Chris and Bill exchanging thoughts on political figures, particularly Mitch McConnell. Their candid banter about politicians reveals a raw honesty that resonates well with listeners: "The whole place needs to be burned down with them inside." — Chris This unfiltered commentary adds a layer of connection, allowing listeners to relate to their frustrations and humor. As they navigate from personal anecdotes to film reviews, listeners can look forward to a rich blend of humor, insights, and reflections that make this episode a rewarding listen. If you're intrigued by odd cinema or simply enjoy a good laugh, tune in to hear what Bill and Chris thought about these unique films and catch more of their entertaining banter. The full episode awaits!

  2. 4d ago

    Episode #961 The Perils of Cannibal Women Gwendoline In Avocado Yik Yak

    Unexpected Drop-Offs and Cult Cinema Picks Exploring quirky delivery locations and cinematic nostalgia This week, we dive into the unexpected joys of package drop-offs and cinematic gems. Bill shares a quirky experience with SpeedX delivery at a boba tea shop that might just make you rethink where you send your packages. A Boba Tea Delivery Surprise Bill recounts his encounter with SpeedX, a delivery service that offers drop-off locations at various shops. He stumbled upon a boba tea place called Tmoji, where he not only dropped off a package but also indulged in a refreshing milk tea. "It's like I walk into this tea place with this package. Hey man, drop it off package. It's like I don't know if I wanna say yes to that." The experience highlighted how businesses can creatively draw in customers while providing a unique service. This Week's Film Picks On the cinematic front, Bill and Chris dive into some cult classics. This week, they revisit "Cannibal Women in the Avocado Jungle of Death" (1989) and "The Perils of Gwendolyn in the Land of the Yik-Yak" (1984). "The theme is long titles for context and boobs." It's a playful reminder of the quirky charm that these films hold. Community Engagement Listeners are also encouraged to engage through their Patreon, where they can suggest movies and join in on the fun. Bill shares a listener's recommendation for a book, adding to the community's vibrant discussion. Looking Ahead Chris shares exciting news about upcoming film screenings at the local theater, including classics like "The Terminator" and "Event Horizon". "We now in between now, okay, so if you're local, one thing I've always wanted to do is show a Star Wars movie on my dome." It's a testament to how classic films continue to capture our imagination and bring people together. As you navigate your own quirky experiences, consider how they intertwine with the cinematic world. For more on this week's discussions and insights, tune into the full episode!

  3. Sep 4

    Episode #960 Legeend Congo

    Join us as we reflect on Tim Curry's timeless contributions to film. Hey there, This week, we're paying tribute to the legendary Tim Curry, a remarkable talent whose presence has left an indelible mark on the world of film and television. Join Bill and Chris as they reminisce about Curry's iconic roles and the impact he had on the cult movie scene. Tim Curry: A Horror Icon Tim Curry's versatility is often overshadowed by his iconic horror roles. Chris shares, "If I was gonna have dinner with the horror greats, it would be Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee, and Tim Curry. He's up there with the greats." Curry's remarkable range extended beyond horror, with a notable career in voice acting as well, surprising Bill when he dove into his IMDB. A Look Back at Curry's Roles In this episode, the duo discusses two of Curry's lesser-known films: Legend and Congo. Bill acknowledges, "Legend is one of the better-known character pieces he did, but it seems to be forgotten by the general public." They delve into Curry's compelling performances that deserve more recognition in the cult film community. Remembering the Greats With a heavy heart, Bill reflects on the recent losses in the entertainment world, saying, "It was a rough week for us. We lost Dolly, we lost Tim Curry. Not taking the wrong eighty-year-olds from us." This somber note sets the tone for a deep dive into the legacies left behind by these icons. A Nod to Independent Media Before wrapping up, Bill reminds listeners about their support for independent media, stressing the importance of keeping conversations alive through platforms like their Patreon. He encourages fans to get involved, as every contribution helps sustain the show. As we celebrate Tim Curry's career and contributions, let's keep the spirit of cult films alive. For more insights and fun discussions, tune into the full episode!

  4. Aug 26

    Episode #959 The 100 Year Old Kinjite Man

    In this episode, we explore the complexities of cult films, the impact of cultural stereotypes, and the importance of responsible storytelling. Our guests share insights on film analysis, cultural sensitivity, and the art of crafting compelling narratives.

  5. Aug 20

    Episode #958 The Cellar Forest Dweller

    Join us as we delve into the making of cult horror movies, the charm of low-budget effects, and the behind-the-scenes stories of filmmakers like John Carl Buchler and Brian Robbins. We also explore the nostalgic appeal of 80s horror and comedy sequels.

  6. Aug 7

    Episode #956 Iron Obsession LungEpisode #956 Iron Obsession Lung

    In this episode, we explore the horror film 'Obsession' and the supernatural thriller 'The Iron Lung,' discussing their themes, filmmaking techniques, and the performances that make them stand out. We also delve into the impact of low-budget filmmaking and the use of sound and lighting to create suspense. In this episode, Bill and Chris analyze the latest horror movies, including 'Iron Lung' and 'The Odyssey,' discussing their storytelling, production choices, and overall impact. They explore the challenges of independent filmmaking, the importance of scope, and the influence of YouTube stars in Hollywood.

  7. Jul 31

    Episode #955 Exit Backrooms 8

    In this episode, we explore the fascinating world of the backrooms and liminal horror, analyzing the new film Exit Eight and its connection to the YouTube series by Kane Parsons. Join us as we delve into the creative process, storytelling techniques, and the eerie atmosphere that makes this genre so compelling. In this episode, we explore the fascinating world of Japanese horror films, video game adaptations, and the creative process behind innovative storytelling. Join us as we discuss Exit Eight, Backrooms, and the impact of independent filmmaking on the horror genre.

  8. Jul 23

    Episode #954 Camp Dead Dread Tides

    Join us as we analyze and critique two 90s cult movies, 'Dead Tides' and 'Camp Dread,' featuring stars like Roddy Piper, Tawny Catan, and Eric Roberts. We explore their production, plot, and entertainment value, offering insights for horror and action fans.

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Outside The Cinema is a weekly podcast that focuses on to cult movies of all kinds. We feature films running the gamut from Horror to Exploitation to Noir and Matial Arts and back. You know that random video you got on VHS from some random mom and pop video store when you were 12? Yeah, we covered it. So sit back and enjoy the OTC ride.

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  • Creator
    outsidethecinema
  • Years Active
    2008 - 2026
  • Episodes
    657
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Copyright 2022
  • Show Website
    Outside the Cinema

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