This week, we're joined by film-maker Jeremy Morrison (who worked on Showtime's "Look" and "Hatchet II") as we explore three often overlooked films by the director who influenced Morrison to get into movies, Wes Craven.
First, we look at Morrison's favorite flick, the story of a serial killer who uses magic or something to turn into electricity or something in 1989's "Shocker." Craven tries to get lightning to strike twice (get it?!) in this bizarre Freddy knock off.
Then we find out what happens when you're a boy genius who puts the brain of your dead robot into the body of your dead crush in "Deadly Friend," from 1986, starring Kristy Swanson.
Finally, we witness a "Swamp Thing" battle David Hess and a monster that seems to be half-man and half bear/pig in the 1982 action flick based on the DC Comic, starring Adrienne Barbeau.
There's also Nerd News and this week's DVD/Blu Ray releases.
First, we look at Morrison's favorite flick, the story of a serial killer who uses magic or something to turn into electricity or something in 1989's "Shocker." Craven tries to get lightning to strike twice (get it?!) in this bizarre Freddy knock off.
Then we find out what happens when you're a boy genius who puts the brain of your dead robot into the body of your dead crush in "Deadly Friend," from 1986, starring Kristy Swanson.
Finally, we witness a "Swamp Thing" battle David Hess and a monster that seems to be half-man and half bear/pig in the 1982 action flick based on the DC Comic, starring Adrienne Barbeau.
There's also Nerd News and this week's DVD/Blu Ray releases.
- 5/4/2011
- by [email protected] (Kevin, Mark & Parker)
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