Happy Holidays from VHS Massacre Radio! Random never heard before clips from the VHS Massacre documentary featuring Chris Ferry, David Leute, Loyd Kaufman, Ken Powell and Thomas Seymour. Lloyd speaks to Tom about 70's TV and devil worshipping conglomerates, Dave Leute plays guitar as Ken sleeps and Chris Ferry sees The Room at midnight!
Spotify 
Twitch 
Podbean
Instagram
Facebook 
We can't wait to watch Joe Bob's Dinners of Death on Shudder Thanksgiving night! We're working on our next doc Ex Massacre and we came across this segment in which Joe Bob Briggs talks about how he didn't think he'd ever get a show again. This was a few years back and it had been about 15 years since MonsterVision ended. We are SO glad the Drive-in King is back! By your own accord you have bucked the odds sir. A tribute to your rare talent! Can't wait to hopfully speak with you again soon!
Spotify Twitch Podbean
InstagramFacebook
New Media Technology Professor James Richardson speaks about exploitation films and the impact they've had on modern society.
Spotify Twitch Podbean
InstagramFacebook
The return of Dave Leute! The gang reunites to give us a sneak peak of the next VHS Massacre documentary including some coverage from producer Tom Poirer right from the last Blockbuster Video in existence in Bend, Oregon! Not to mention Ken reports to us from Troma’s latest flick Shakespeare’s Sh**tstorm and we review Body Melt. Check out VHS Massacre on Twitch for the video version this show! With host Dave Luete, Ken Powell and Tom Seymour. Check out VHSMASSACRE.COM for info on the documentary sequel! Thanks also to Kevin MacLeod for the intro and outro song, "Too Coo", which can be found on his website, Incompetech!
Spotify Twitch Podbean
InstagramFacebook
Ken and Tom dig into the 1990 VHS classic Final Sanction with Indie stalwart Robert "The Face" Z'Dar. Also with the recent review of Tom Seymour's old flick Land of College Prophets by the gang at B-Movie Mania, Tom reflects and acknowledges that he has in fact been a direct-to-video film director for the last 20 years. Also Ken reports on the set of Lloyd Kaufman's latest Tromasterpiece! Watch the video version on Twitch or YouTube or get the audio version on Spodify, iTunes, Stitcher Radio!
Check out VHSMASSACRE.COM for info on the documentary sequel!
Spotify Twitch Podbean
InstagramFacebook
Ken Powell flies solo for episode 8. He talks about his Troma set visit, VHS Massacre 2 progress, and reveals the movie for next week.
Sonya Blade from Mortal Kombat was based upon martial arts legend Cynthia Rothrock, star of the 1994 marital arts exploitation film Undefeatable! Ken and Tom discuss this B-masterpiece!
Twitch
Check out our new Twitch Show live from the back of the video store! Ken and Tom speak with Indie film legend Debbie Rochon director of the film Model Hunger. She has also starred of over 200 feature length independent films, making her one of the most prolific film actors in history. We also discuss the 2010 Slime City Massacre sequel to the 1988 film Slime City considered to be one of the original "Melt Movies"!
Twitch
Ken and Tom talk about the 1988 cult classic Slime City considered to be one of the original "Melt Movies"!
Twitch
Ken and Tom discuss the third film in the Lasanga Bronx Trilogy (Italian directed, Bronx based, post-apocolypic, 80's gang films) Escape from the Bronx and the Joe Bob Briggs Shudder marathon was so popular is crashed the shudder site!
Twitch
Ken and Tom discuss 1990 Bronx Warrior and the Joe Bob Briggs Shudder marathon tonight! Sign up on Shudder.com for a free week trial to see Joe Bob tonight starting at 9pm!
Ken Powell returns to talk about the 80's cult classic Bronx Executioner and announce the VHS Massacre Sequel!
Congrats to Joe Bob Briggs on his new Shudder marathon! Let's take a look back at our New York Cinema Radio interview with Joe Bob Briggs! This interview was essential to the VHS Massacre documentary!
Chris Ferry talks about going to college with Phil Lord and Chris Miller the original directors of Solo: A star wars story and the Lego movie. Also Tom Seymour talks about winning at the 39th Annual Telly Awards and getting nominated by Hunter College at the National Board of Review for his short Toy Shop. Also discussion on Annihilation and Hostels and the limitation of staying an independent filmmaker.
Microguide 
Stitcher Radio
Facebook
Youtube
Instagram