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Join James Kline and J.H. Alison as Retro Blood continues our month of Satan in 1980s Horror Movies with the ultra-low-budget underground oddity Night Vision (1987)—and no, we're NOT talking about the later movie featuring Henry Rollins! This is the bizarre Michael Kruger production that feels like a Satanic home-video fever dream.
We kick things off with quick thoughts on the...
Join James Kline and J.H. Alison as Retro Blood starts a brand-new month exploring Satan in 1980s Horror Movies with the bizarre underground classic Evilspeak!
We kick things off with quick thoughts on this strange blend of Satanic horror, revenge, technology, and occult madness. We also dive into the real-world Satanic Panic of the 1980s, including the fear surrounding new technolo...
Join James Kline and J.H. Alison as Retro Blood wraps up Deadly Animals in 1980s/1990s Horror Films with one of the craziest Italian creature features ever made—Wild Beasts.
We kick things off with our quick thoughts on the movie and discuss why a film like this could never be made today, especially with its extensive use of real animals. We talk about the controversy surround...
Join James Kline and J.H. Alison as Retro Blood continues Deadly Animals in 1980s/1990s Horror Films with the cult sequel Alligator II: The Mutation.
We kick things off with our quick thoughts on the movie and discuss why Alligator II never quite captures the charm of the original. While it tries to balance horror and humor like the first film, we debate whether the comedy falls flat and w...
Join James Kline and J.H. Alison as Retro Blood starts a brand-new month exploring Deadly Animals in 1980s/1990s Horror Films! First up, we dive into the cult creature feature Alligator.
We kick things off with quick thoughts on the movie and why Alligator stands out from other creature features of the era. We also discuss the brand-new 4K Steelbook release, what makes this movie worth rev...
Join James Kline and J.H. Alison as Retro Blood wraps up its third annual It Came From Outer Space Month with one of the greatest sequels ever made—Aliens (1986).
This week, we go all in on James Cameron's sci-fi action horror masterpiece, comparing it to Ridley Scott's Alien and debating which film deserves the top spot. We discuss how Cameron transformed the franchise from s...
Join James Kline and J.H. Alison as Retro Blood continues its third annual It Came From Outer Space Month with one of the strangest and most infamous British sci-fi horror films of the early '80s—Inseminoid (also known as Horror Planet).
We kick things off with our quick thoughts on the movie and compare it to the previous films we've covered this month, discussing where it ra...
Join James Kline and J.H. Alison as Retro Blood continues its third annual It Came From Outer Space Month with another wild Roger Corman-produced sci-fi horror classic, Forbidden World (1982).
This week we take a deep dive into the fascinating history behind one of the most notorious Alien-inspired films of the early '80s. We discuss the relationship between Roger Corman and directo...
Join James Kline and J.H. Alison as Retro Blood kicks off its third annual It Came From Outer Space Month with one of the wildest sci-fi horror movies of the 1980s—Galaxy of Terror.
We start the show with our quick thoughts on the film, discussing its bizarre mix of science fiction, horror, and pure exploitation madness. From there, we dive deep into the making of the movie, covering legendary producer Roger Corman and his de...
Join James Kline and J.H. Alison as Retro Blood wraps up our 1980s Killer School Horror Movies month with the athletic slasher Fatal Games.
We kick things off with quick thoughts on the movie and how it compares to Graduation Day. We discuss the difference between early-'80s slashers and the more polished films that would dominate later in the decade, and why Fatal Games feels like a perfect bridge between the two eras.
Then we get...
Join James Kline on a rare solo episode of Retro Blood while J.H. Alison is away, as we continue 1980s Killer School Horror Month with the radioactive Troma cult classic Class of Nuke 'Em High.
James dives into the wild world of mid-’80s punk culture, MTV, and how Hollywood portrayed punk rockers during this era. Even though this style of movie normally isn’t his thing, he talks about why the film became such a huge cul...
Join James Kline and J.H. Alison as Retro Blood continues James Kline’s Birthday Month Picks and our month of 1980s Killer School Horror Movies with the strange meta-slasher Return to Horror High—also known in some places as Scream.
We kick things off by talking about how ahead of its time this movie really was, feeling almost like a prototype for Scream 2 years before meta horror became mainstream. We discuss the movie...
Join James Kline and J.H. Alison as Retro Blood kicks off James Kline’s Birthday Month Picks with a brand-new theme—1980s Killer School Horror Movies. First up is the cult slasher favorite Slaughter High.
We start things off with quick thoughts on the movie and why this is the perfect late-night party horror film—packed with goofy characters, wild kills, and pure VHS slasher energy.
In our Weekly History Segment, ...
Join James Kline and J.H. Alison as Retro Blood continues J.H. Alison’s Birthday Month Picks with another wild and sleazy entry from Ulli Lommel—the erotic thriller Olivia (aka Double Jeopardy).
We kick things off with quick thoughts on the film’s heavy softcore erotic elements, the tone, and how this one blends psychological thriller with exploitation-style storytelling.
In our History Segment, we jump to 2026 an...
Join James Kline and J.H. Alison as Retro Blood continues J.H. Alison’s Birthday Month Picks with another wild entry from Ulli Lommel—the gritty, low-budget slasher Overkill. We kick things off with quick thoughts on the movie and its chaotic tone before stepping out of the ’80s for a special segment covering WrestleMania 42 Saturday. The guys break down Night 1, discuss the matches and storylines, and preview wha...
H. Alison’s Birthday Month Picks continue as Retro Blood dives into another strange entry from Ulli Lommel with the psychological horror oddity Brainwaves.
We kick things off with quick thoughts on the movie, including its unsettling tone, the mysterious markings on the arms, and the overall low-budget, experimental feel that gives this one a unique edge.
In our Weekly History Segment, we rewind to 1982. In wrestling, James b...
Retro Blood 233: The Devonsville Terror (1983) 🔮🩸
Join James Kline and J.H. Alison as Retro Blood dives into small-town witchcraft horror with The Devonsville Terror—and kicks off J.H. Alison’s Birthday Month Picks! 🎉
We start with quick thoughts on the film’s eerie, slow-burn atmosphere and folk horror vibes. In our Weekly History Segment, we talk the wild story of Stampede Wrestling and the incident that got ...
Join James Kline and J.H. Alison as Retro Blood wraps up Evil Spirit Month with the eerie dream-horror cult film The Slayer.
We kick things off with quick thoughts—Alison defends the movie’s atmosphere and slow-burn tension, while James struggles to stay awake and questions the pacing. Then it’s time for our Weekly History Segment, rewinding to October 1, 1982. In metal, we talk KISS and their heavier comeback alb...
Join James Kline and J.H. Alison as Retro Blood continues Evil Spirit Month, diving into the ABC made-for-TV chiller Haunted by Her Past (aka Secret Passion).
We kick things off with a fun discussion on soap operas—why we’re not exactly the target audience, but still respect the grind and talent behind them. Then we jump into our Weekly History Segment, looking at October 1987. James breaks down the iconic The Mega Powe...
Join James Kline and J.H. Alison as Retro Blood continues Evil Spirit Month with the revenge-fueled VHS cult oddity Necromancer.
We kick things off with our quick thoughts on the film, discussing the late-’80s wave of revenge horror and the role of Elizabeth Kaitan. The guys also debate how this movie might have been even crazier if it had someone like Christopher Walken playing the mysterious necromancer.
In our Weekly Histo...
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