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Music, mirthful merriment and murder abound on today's episode of Celluloid Cemetery!  Join me, author Sam Park and the Three Jazzybelles as we talk about the 1944 comedy-mystery-musical MURDER IN THE BLUE ROOM and how it fits into Universal's B-movie lineup of old dark house mysteries!
Theme by Rossano Galante.
Artwork by JT Seaton.
WARNING:  Blue Spoilers!
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Geronimo! As American International Pictures' Beach Party film series was winding down, they decided to end it on a spooky note by setting it in a haunted house and throwing every schticky thing they could think of at it!  Join "Bring Me the Axe" podcaster Dave White and me as we talk about the wonderfully chaotic mess that is 1966's THE GHOST IN THE INVISIBLE BIKINI!
Theme by Rossano Galante.
Artwork by JT Seaton.
WARNING:  Invisible Spoilers!
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Every year, West Hollywood celebrates Halloween with one of the most massive carnivals in the nation, even after two young gay men have been viciously murdered in a park.  Eddie and his three roommates plan on attending the festivities, but they won't be alone, as the mysterious devil killer has targeted them as his next victims!  Join actor Jason Caceres (who's terrified of slasher movies!) and me as we join the party and talk about 2004's HELLBENT!
Theme by Rossano Galante.
Artwork by JT Seaton.
WARNING:  Hellishly Bent Spoilers!
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Greetings, Earthlings! Your miserable planet is about to be conquered!  Today on Celluloid Cemetery, voice actor Aaron Veach joins me as we travel from Remulak to "Saturday Night Live" to the big screen, as we chat about the 1993 sci-fi comedy, CONEHEADS!  Mebs! Mebs!
Theme by Rossano Galante.
Artwork by JT Seaton.
WARNING:  Spoilers...from France! They come from France!!
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The Doctor is in!  Dan Ackroyd ventures out solo in 1983's DOCTOR DETROIT, his first starring film about a chivalrous college teacher who finds himself having to pretend to be a bad-ass pimp! Does hilarity ensue? Join film enthusiast, actor and entertainment project manager Patrick Falvey and me as we discuss Dan Ackroyd's appeal, why the movie bombed and several connections to the film CLEOPATRA JONES!
Theme by Rossano Galante.
Artwork by JT Seaton.
WARNING:  Spoilers, Mom!!
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