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• 3/6/2011 10:40 PM Jason wrote:
  Dude, something is not right, downloading and even streaming the episode uts off after 30 minutes.
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  1. 3/7/2011 1:51 PM LucasChad wrote:
     Me too! Tried downloading it, but it couldn't go all the way!
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• 3/7/2011 1:07 AM Tony wrote:
  Yeah, I can't seem to stream any of them. I'm trying to dowload now and it's taking forever. Hopefully I'll get to hear one tonight before tucking in.
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• 3/7/2011 10:16 AM The Video Cynic wrote:
  Brad, one of the alternate titles for Programmed to Kill is "The Retaliator."
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• 3/7/2011 7:12 PM octo7 wrote:
  I wonder if you guys remember a show called Raven? It was an action show from the 90's, quite cheesy, about an ex-special forces/ex ninja called John Raven who's trying to find his missing daughter. Very cheap, cheesy and entertaining stuff. It's an American show but I used to watch it on a British channel called Sky 1, here in Ireland in the early 90's. There was another great show simply titled 'Monsters,' it was like a poorer man's Tales From The Crypt, I can't find any info on it, even on IMDB. There was one really great episode based around a troop of American soldiers in Vietnam, who wind up in a cave full of zombies, extremely badass and original for its time (also early 90's). I wonder if anyone else has seen it and still remembers it to this day.
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  1. 3/7/2011 7:22 PM Josh Hadley wrote:
     I have episodes of Raven on tape and I have all of Monsters (I love that show and it was not a low rent TFTD, it was by the same people and had the same budget per episode). The episode you are thinking of is, I think, The Hole. The one I like the best is Far Below.
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• 3/7/2011 11:32 PM Tony wrote:
  This was great. Mike White interview was cool and I have been reading his book.
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• 3/8/2011 4:37 PM octo7 wrote:
  I'm so glad Monsters exists and wasn't a figment of my childhood imagination! Do you know if it ever got a dvd or vhs release? I actually preferred it to Tales From The Crypt, I just assumed they'd copied the format from them. I'm hoping Raven might also get a dvd release some day but I won't hold my breath.
  
  I downloaded all of Tales From The Crypt a few months ago but found it extremely boring, I was disappointed because I'd loved it when I was younger, I only made it as far as season 2 before giving up.
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• 3/8/2011 4:58 PM octo7 wrote:
  Thanks so much for the information by the way. I was able to use the episode titles you mentioned to find the series on imdb. I even found a youtube upload of 'the hole'. Watching it right now! I was starting to think it was a lost cause and I wouldn't be able to track it down again. Much appreciated.
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• 3/8/2011 5:52 PM Josh Hadley wrote:
  Monsters does not have a DVD release but there were many VHS tapes (2 episodes per tape) released in the 90's. I have tons of episodes on tape from the original airings and the show is really cool. Fangoria even called it the best horror show on TV during it's run.
  
  I think Chiller runs episodes of Monsters now and then.
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• 3/8/2011 7:27 PM octo7 wrote:
  I've found a bunch of episodes on youtube so I will just have to make do with those until it gets a (possible) dvd release. the only VHS I can find is La Strega/Mannikins of Horror/The Cocoon, it's pretty cheap on amazon.co.uk but it's all they have.
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• 3/10/2011 3:42 AM Anonymous wrote:
  I guess if you don't want your vision of Bill Maher sullied you shouldn't watch Out of Time, the weird sci-fi tv movie he did in the 80s.
  
  Actually, you'd probably really want to see it.
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• 6/29/2011 8:55 PM JeDeedike wrote:
  Hi!
  There are a couple of proposals for cooperation in the field of alternative energy.
  You are interested in solar panels?
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• 10/27/2011 4:06 PM jaltesorensen wrote:
  Tarantino did rip off "City Of Fire". BUT so did SERGIO LEONE, that is rip off someone elses movie in order to become famous. Fistful of dollars is a remake Akira Kurosawa's film: Yojimbo from 1961. But Leone had to acknowledge that he ripped off that movie. And so should Tarantino. But Tarantino is still a great filmmaker.
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