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In this episode we'll explore the bizarre 1970 not-quite-horror movie "BLOOD SHACK" from legendary cult filmmaker Ray Dennis Steckler. We got Ninjas, Rodeo, Spooky Legends, and rants about censorship in the UK and Hollywood gatekeeping. It's all here in the second episode of CELLULOID FEROX. Cheers! Don't let the CHOOPER gitcha!

In this inaugural episode of Celluloid Ferox, we'll look at the R-rated 1995 Roger Corman produced 'Batman' ripoff that features Joan Severance in S&M garb fighting an emphysema-afflicted Darth Vader clone. It's "BLACK SCORPION" baby, and it kicks ass. Cheers!

I wanted to take a deep dive into the circumstances surrounding the decline of physical media and the institution of streaming as the modern media consumption benchmark. In this video, I'll point out several problems with streaming, and ultimately uncover what I believe to be the sinister motive at the heart of the industry's forced transition from a 'Product based' culture, to a 'Content based' culture. This is the first episode of an ongoing series that I'm calling "The Physical Media Death Slide". I hope you will enjoy. Cheers!

SPICY LANGUAGE: Viewer discretion advised. I'm taking a plunge into the war-scarred world of XENA: Warrior Princess and giving you my take on why rebooting the show isn't a good idea. There'll be a variety of reasons, and some of my points may be disagreeable to some, but I definitely believe there are ways to do the show, it's characters, and all of us fans justice with a comeback project that I think would kick the snot out of any TV reboot. Enjoy!