Radiodrome: Italian Horror

We talk a bit about some Italian Horror flicks.

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  • 10/24/2011 8:37 AM jaltesorensen wrote:
    Who dosent like Jerrid? I always think he has such a positive energy in all the radiodrome episodes.
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    1. 10/24/2011 9:29 AM Lord Flasheart wrote:
      Be interesting to know what the comments were. I don't have a prob with Jerrid at all, he certainly does nothing to detract to my enjoyment of he show. if I had a gun to my head and had to make a criticism it would be that he clearly doesn't know as much about a lot of the subjects they discuss as Brad or Josh. Consequently he doesn't have as much to say, which is fine as far as I'm concerned. So it'd be interesting to know if what was said is something similar to that, in which case Josh could be seen as spazzing out a little, Spoony-style. If what was said was just mean for the sake of it then fair enough. "Fuck you" is the appropriate response.
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      1. 10/24/2011 2:52 PM AniNerd wrote:
        Sorry,i just want to say that Even though Jerrid is a bit silent..he just dont want to cut Brad And Josh`s discussing at some movie or actor etc..Also,he doesnt has so Huge Know- How of Movies(And other stuff) that Brad and josh has,so he listens and waits his turn.Still I like His comments,Like his comment At "Women In Danger",where he speculated that Ebert & Siskel Only made the special to Impress And get some "Action".
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  • 10/24/2011 11:58 AM Pierangelo Tendas wrote:
    Just one point: Jesus "Jess" Franco wasn't Italian but Spanish...
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    1. 10/24/2011 7:13 PM Jackie Chiles wrote:
      Brad mentioned he was Spanish.
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  • 10/24/2011 1:40 PM Laurel B wrote:
    I'm glad Jerrid is there. He makes a good foil (*wince*) for the snarkier personalities present.
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  • 10/24/2011 2:02 PM John Pesina wrote:
    "You tell me that a monkey in a diaper wielding a straight razor jumping on the hood of a car isn't the most awesome thing ever."

    Holy shit, this is a thing? I really need to see "Creepers" now.
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  • 10/24/2011 2:42 PM AniNerd wrote:
    New Radiodromes!!! I Had listen to Diffrent Dromes for one week already and i really like This Bunch talking about movies,that some i haven`t heard before,also You can learn something on these.
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  • 10/25/2011 1:11 AM UserGoogol wrote:
    Octopuses is more or less the most correct pluralization: octopi is based on a false etymology of the word. (Octopus comes from a Greek word, not Latin, so the -us to -i rule doesn't apply.)
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  • 10/25/2011 1:49 PM Koneko wrote:
    "If you take a dick up the butt, it's porn."

    So Requiem for a Dream is porn?
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  • 10/25/2011 6:03 PM Cindythedestroyer wrote:
    Someone out there is busting on my Jerrid??? Oh, it's ON now!!!
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  • 10/29/2011 10:16 AM tgcam wrote:
    the first time i saw Suspiria, i had to watch it in Italian with no subtitles. I thoroughly enjoyed the film anyway, and if i did get a copy of it it it would have to have the Italian language option.
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  • 11/3/2011 7:14 PM nathan wrote:
    guys seriously!!! how the fuck can you talk about dario argento and goblins in the same video and not even metion Suspiria!!!! that movie is fucking genius!!! his best work by far!! (yes its better than deep red, i said it)
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  • 1/20/2012 3:57 AM Handsome Pete wrote:
    The made-up ratings system that really gets me, because people decided to just roll with it after a while, is when movies get zero stars or whatever-and-a-half stars. Those drawings of half stars are so stupid looking, and drawing zero stars isn't even possible. And of course it totally misses the point. Stars aren't supposed to be accurate, like a percent. They're used because they're quick and easy, and because they can convey qualities as well as qualities. I remember for a while there was a kind of unspoken code, with one star meaning pain-inflicting, two stars meaning weird, three stars meaning dumb fun, four stars meaning Oscar bait, and five stars meaning a blockbuster. Plus, there was an implied compliment to getting rated at all, since you had to reach a certain level of distribution to even get the one star.
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