The Dead Air Horror & Genre Podcast

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The Stepfather (1987)

An All-American Family... He'd Kill For It!

Welcome to the inaugural episode of The Liberal Dead's Stepfather Retrospective Podcast Series! In this episode, Jeff (@Jeff_FOTD) is joined by co-host James (@DrJimmyTerror) to tackle the first film in the franchise, 1987's The Stepfather.

How many people has Jeff met that have murdered their families? Why does Joseph Ruben keep making movies about murderous family members? Why are the guys uncomfortable looking at Jill Schoelen's boobs? More importantly, how does James' stepdaughter feel about him after seeing this movie?!

Find the answers to these burning questions here - along with talk of the film's history and origins, its critical reception, and its place in pop culture and the franchise. As always, the guys give you their unfiltered opinions.

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This week on the show, Jeff (@Jeff_FOTD), Jesse (@DestroySuperman), Chad (@HorrorMovieBBQ), and James (@DrHorrorSexy) talk about possessed Internet browsers, Chad's wrestling name, old naked people, and David Robert Mitchell's film, IT FOLLOWS.

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Silent Night Deadly Night IV: Initiation (1990)

"If I Die Before I Wake... Thank You."

Welcome back for another episode of the Dead Air Horror & Genre Podcast's Silent Night Deadly Night Retrospective Podcast Series; brought to you by GenreWatch, The Liberal Dead, and Doc Terror! In this episode, Jeff (@Jeff_FOTD) is joined by co-host James (@DrJimmyTerror) to tackle 1990's Direct-To-Video mindfuck of a "sequel" Silent Night Deadly Night IV: Initiation; aka the one that probably wasn't a Silent Night Deadly Night movie.

What the hell is Maude Adams doing in the movie? Did Brian Yuzna actually intend this to be a Silent Night Deadly Night film? How fucking creepy is Clint Howard? And more importantly, where the hell is the snow?

Find the answers to these questions here - along with talk of the film's production history, themes and plot points, reception, and its place in the franchise. As always, the guys give you a straight shot on whether or not it's worth your time and/or money.

Come for the discussion, but stick around for Clint Howard's bald spot, animatronic maggots, and Wiccan roofies.If you are looking to watch the film, or any of the others in the series, you can help support the show by Purchasing or Renting it from Amazon.

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Silent Night Deadly Night V: The Toymaker (1991)

"He's Home... But He's Not Alone."

Welcome back for another episode of the Dead Air Horror & Genre Podcast's Silent Night Deadly Night Retrospective Podcast Series; brought to you by GenreWatch, The Liberal Dead, and Doc Terror! In this episode, Jeff (@Jeff_FOTD) is joined by co-host James (@DrJimmyTerror) to tackle 1991's wacked out "sequel" Silent Night Deadly Night V: The TOymaker; aka the one where Mickey Rooney kidnaps kids and Pinocchio gets his groove on.

How bad did Mickey Rooney need rent money? Who the hell would ever want these toys? How much crack was being smoked when this script was written? More importantly, what the hell does any of this have to do with the rest of the series?

Find the answers to these questions here - along with talk of the film's production history, themes and plot points, reception, and its place in the franchise. As always, the guys give you a straight shot on whether or not it's worth your time and/or money.

Come for the discussion, but stick around for the child abduction, full-body casts, and inappropriate rape jokes.If you are looking to watch the film, or any of the others in the series, you can help support the show by Purchasing or Renting it from Amazon.

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And, as always, if you want to drop us a line to let us know what you think of Silent Night Deadly Night V, or you just want to give us feedback on the podcast in general, please send an email to podcast (at) liberaldead (dot) com.Warning! This podcast contains major plot spoilers for the film... Watch before you listen!