• B-Movie Bonanza Podcast

  • By: MWC
  • Podcast

B-Movie Bonanza Podcast

By: MWC
  • Summary

  • Scotch from JACK FM and Bob Harris from KFGO discuss and review the pulpy, low-budget movies that are so bad they're good. Sometimes they're so bad they're just plain bad. Either way, they are the schlocky movies from the drive-in and VHS era that deserve to be examined more closely and Scotch and Bob are just the guys to do it.

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Episodes
  • Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama (1988)
    Nov 12 2020

    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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    7 mins
  • Piranha (2010)
    Nov 6 2020

    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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    9 mins
  • Halloween (1978)
    Oct 29 2020

    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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    10 mins

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