If It Bleeds, We Can Kill It

It Bleeds tackles one of the most beloved superhero movies of all time in their first ever audio commentary! Why does a huge Spidey fan like Byrd dislike this movie? Why do Trev and the rest of the Spidey loving world love it so much? How does the movie hold up in a post-Avengers world? Watch the movie with us and find out the answers to these questions and more!

On this episode, Byrd and Trev take a look at how February 2016 has been a surprisingly good month with both Deadpool and the Witch surpassing expectations both critcally and at the box office.  They also pay tribute to Andrzej Zulawski and discuss what it means that an R Rated superhero movie is ruling the box office.

On this episode, Byrd and Trev take a detailed look at their favorite movies of 2015, as they each give their top 15 and bottom 5 movies of the year.  This is followed by a preview of their expectations for 2016 in film. But first, comments on the deaths of David Bowie, Angust Scrimm, and Alan Rickman,

On this episode, Byrd and Trev talk one of their favorite subjects... STAR WARS.  We examine some lesser known Star Wars movies and specials before diving head first into Episode 7: THE FORCE AWAKENS.   But first we talk a little Hateful Eight and Byrd discusses the passing of one of his all time heroes.   Intro- John Williams- "Star Wars Theme" Outro- Motorhead- "The Game"

On this special holiday special of If It Bleeds, Byrd and Trev talk about Christmas horror films, an often overlooked subgenre of horror.  We talk about some of our favorite Christmas themed horror films, as well as provide a review for the recent box office hit KRAMPUS.  But first, we do some catching up with our takes on Supergirl, Flash, Arrow, Hunger Games, and Spectre.  And of course, there's some Star Wars talk thrown in towards the end.  Happy Holidays!

On our post-Halloween show, Trev and Byrd dive head first into the Plasma Pool and discuss the prolific career of David Cronenberg.  They discuss his entire filmography and what exactly made him stick out among his contemporaries.  But first, we have a random discussion on the Halloween films, the current season of iZombie, and reviews of Scouts Guide To The Zombie Apocalypse and Tales from Halloween.

On the second October episode for 2015, the boys take a long look at Italian horror films.  We talk about why they are unique and the impact they've had on the horror genre.  The classic films of Mario Bava, Dario Argento, Lucio Fulci, and others are discussed.  We focus on giallos, zombie movies, and cannibal films, as well as other oddities.   But first we look at this October's new horror releases with brief reviews of Crimson Peak, Goosebumps, Hotel Transylvania 2, and talk about the unique experience of seeing an old school horror host go completely off the rails in a live setting.

On the first episode of the Halloween season, Byrd and Trev take a look at the prolific horror icon Vincent Price.  We run down our favorite films, as well as the career of the man himself.  But first, we spend some time talking about the passing of legendary director Wes Craven.

On this episode, Byrd, Trev, and special guest Christina take a look at one the best scenes ever filmed.  They dissect the scene every which way in hopes to better understand the art of cinema.  Yes, we are talking about the steak dinner scene from Captain America: The First Avenger.Intro/Outro Music: Peelander-Z: STEAK

On this episode, Byrd and Trev take a look back at the history of dinosaur movies.  From the O'Brien and Harryhausen classics to obscure b-movies, obscure Japanese productions to a brief history of Theodore Rex, this episode will suit all your dinosaur movie needs.  Then, they hop into the biggest dino series of all time with a look back at the Jurassic Park films and a review of Jurassic World.

The Slowhand Radio podcast event of the summer starts here, true believers.  Its part one of the Slowhand Radio Marvel Cinematic Universe special!  Starting here on If It Bleeds, and continuing on Hillbilly DVD Reviews and Second Run, join TreVision, The Mighty Byrd, The Invincible Jelli Man, Sorce Widow, The Incredible Goat, HawCorey, and  Captain Am-Eric as they unpack the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe.  On Phase One of this mega-special, we unpack all the MCU films released prior to 2012's The Avengers.  Enjoy and stay tuned to Hillbilly DVD Reviews for Part 2 of this podcasting spectacular! 

On this episode, we play around with a new themed format for the show where we discuss our favorite bad movies and what makes them so wonderful.  But first we catch you up on what we've been watching, we give you some news on Spider-Man, Alien, and IMDB post of the month.

On our year end episode, Trev and Byrd go through their favorite and least favorite films of 2014. We also have some brief words on some newer releases from the fall and winter, including The Hobbit, Interstellar, Big Hero 6, Nightcrawler, Starry Eyes, Late Phases and, uh, Tusk. And we also talk about what oddly became the biggest movie news of 2014 - the Sony leak.

In their latest Halloween episode, Byrd and Trev are joined by Jelli, of Second Run Podcast, for a special discussion about horror maestro Stephen King. Join the guys for an in-depth, exhaustive examination of EVERY major (and some pretty minor) film and TV adaptation of King's work. Spurned psychics, rabid dogs, overzealous fangirls, haunted hotels, biblical plagues, and things in the mist - they're all here, and more. And remember, just like the Monster Squad taught us, Stephen King Rules!

Its October, which means, its time for our horror podcasts!  On this double sized special edition of If It Bleeds, Byrd and Trev look at the long history and filmography of Britain's Hammer studios.  We talk Dracula, Frankenstein, Mummies, werewolves, science fiction, and everything in between! 

On this episode, we take a look at some of the great smaller releases of the year with the Guest, Cold In July, and the Drop.  We also have reviews of the Maze Runner and our thoughts on where Agents of SHIELD is going.  But first, we have some news and Trev defending his DVD copy of the Frankie Muniz vehicle "Big Fat Liar"

After a long hiatus, we've returned to talk all things Guardians of the Galaxy.  But first we have our summer convention coverage with talk of SDCC and G-Fest, fan mail, a brand new segment, and a roundup of indie movie reviews including Boyhood, Locke, Under The Skin, and Snowpiercer.

On this episode, we have reviews for Transformers: Age of Extinction, Edge of Tomorrow, 22 Jump Street, and the Rover, as well as news on future Marvel and DC movies, and some new Star Wars announcements.

In thrilling conclusion to the two-part X-Men Spectacular, Trev, Byrd and special guest Jelli (from Second Run Podcast) discuss the entire X-Men movie franchise. The good, the bad, the X-Men Origins: Wolverine...all is covered, culminating in a review of X-Men: Days of Future Past, and speculation about where the series goes now. Give it a listen, and never forget what happens to a toad when it gets hit by lightning. [www.slowhandradio.com]

In part one of a two-part spectacular, Byrd and Trev are joined by special guest Jelli, from Second Run Podcast, for an in-depth, decade-by-decade break-down of 50 years of X-Men comics. The guys also share their favorite and least favorite X-Men characters (controversy!), reminisce about the '90s cartoon, and discuss why they believe the X-Men have proven to be such an indelible franchise. [www.slowhandradio.com]