Theatre of Blood (1973) Vincent Price’s at his wildest and most liberatingly irreverent (Review)

Rob Simpson 25/05/2014

Vincent Price had a very successful career in the wilderness of genre. As such the most variety he had was as a young man, long before he became the icon he was in later life and long before he collaborated with Roger Corman. It can be of no surprise that […]

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S08E18 – Bad Science

Archaeon 25/05/2014

On this week’s episode we look the the impact of poorly researched or made-up science in movies, discuss why video game physics can go wrong, and find out what would really happen to the pilot of a giant robot/mech. Reviews – Fate/Zero, Ikki Tousen: Great Guardians, Demon Gaze, Etrian Odyssey […]

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Theatre of Blood (1973) Vincent Price’s at his wildest and most liberatingly irreverent (Review)

S08E18 – Bad Science