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The countdown to Halloween is on! Only 13 days away… If you want a truly disturbing flick to watch, in Episode 060 of Horror Movie Weekly, your three late-night Horror hosts, Jay of the Dead, BillChete, and Lady Phantom recommend a Mexican Horror film that pushes some boundaries called Belzebuth (2020). Lady Phantom says this movie “hurt” and “broke” her. And even setting this film’s religious aspects aside, Jay believes it has examples of immoral filmmaking. Lady Phantom also discusses how “the other” is often depicted as having “far out,” unconventional beliefs. Join us! And remember, you’re always welcome to call and leave us a voicemail at (801) 215-9704. Thanks for listening!
Note: This episode was recorded on September 27, 2020, and released on October 18, 2020.
This is a weekly Horror movie podcast in which your late-night hosts Jay of the Dead, BillChete and Lady Phantom bring you one recent Horror movie review every Sunday. (We’re defining “recent” as any Horror movie released within the last five years.) And we always reveal next week’s pick at the end of every show, so you can watch along with us and be prepared for the following episode. Join us, and thanks for listening!
SHOW NOTES:
Introduction
– Movie Podcast Weekly is coming back for one episode per month
– Winner from 1-year anniversary show: Shane the Maniac (He chose BillChete’s recommendation, “Jackals.”)
– Jay saw “The New Mutants” (2020) in the theater
– Creepy Trailer: “Come Play” (2020)
– Jay of the Dead’s pick for this week: Belzebuth (2020)
[ 00:06:13 ] – Belzebuth (2020) — Genre Classification: Horror / Supernatural / Demonic Possession / Fantasy
IMDb Premise:
After having lost his own family in a tragic manner, Detective Emmanuel Ritter must investigate a terrible school shooting. What at first seemed like a standard case becomes much more complex when a Vatican priest arrives with a differing perspective.
Ratings and Recommendations: Belzebuth (2020)
Jay of the Dead = 8 ( Rental )
BillChete = 6.5 ( Rental )
Lady Phantom = 9 ( Rental )
Next in Episode 061: Hell Fest (2018) — BillChete’s pick!
Podcast artwork: Lady Phantom
Original podcast theme music: Jay of the Dead
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— ConsideringTheCinema.com
— Reel Talk: A Movie Podcast
— Reel Talk: Adrian Tofei Interview – Part 1
— Reel Talk: Adrian Tofei Interview – Part 2
– Land of the Creeps horror podcast
— The Wat-Zee Party Horror Show
— Exploding Heads Horror Podcast
— Movie Podcast Weekly is returning for MONTHLY releases starting in November 2020
– The DVD Infatuation Podcast
More Halloween Horror Content for October:
— Gillman Joel Robertson’s Spooky Flix Fest 2020 at Retro Movie Geek!
— GregaMortis’s Land of the Creeps horror movie podcast
— Check out BillChete and Lady Phantom’s new film podcast:
Movies in 4K ( or on iTunes / Apple Podcasts: Subscribe for Free!)
— Ep. 027: Hereditary review
Jay recommends checking out AnDread the Blind’s new podcast: Freaks and Psychos: The Disability in Horror Podcast
— Peruse Jeff Hammer’s Used Movie Shop on Instagram: @HammersHomeVideos
— Ron Martin’s The Resurrection of Zombie 7 horror podcast
— Ron Martin’s Salem 1692 Podcast
— Ron Martin’s I Hate Stuff.net (and Halloween Extravaganza)
— Check out Ron Martin’s guidebook, “Discover Salem,” on
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Great flick!!
Great episode of a movie I’ve not seen, and after listening to your episode, I’m probably going to sit this one out. But Bill asked if anyone had ever seen a Jesus statue become possessed in a movie before and I have! A little movie called Catacombs, from the 80’s I think. A life-size crucifix comes alive. No special effects, they just switch the statue for a real person.
Ooh, that is interesting, Dr. Acula. I don’t think I’ve seen it… but it sounds very different. This was super creepy and shocking.