Drive-In Double Feature Podcast

• The Incredible Melting Man (1977) - Drive-In Double Feature Episode 414

  Nathan and Ryan dive into one of the goopiest sci-fi horrors of the 1970s — The Incredible Melting Man! When an astronaut returns from space exposure to cosmic radiation, he begins to melt… and murder! The hosts discuss the film’s wild blend of tragic monster story and low-budget schlock, the unforgettable (and disgusting) makeup effects by Rick Baker, and how this movie manages to be both gross and oddly beautiful. It’s a meltdown of B-movie madness that only the Drive-In Double Feature Podcast can handle.

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• Taste of Fear (1961) - Drive-In Double Feature Episode 413

  Nathan and Ryan take a trip into Hammer Films’ psychological side with Taste of Fear (1961), a stylish and suspenseful thriller often compared to Hitchcock’s best. When a wheelchair-bound woman returns to her father’s French Riviera estate, she’s haunted by strange visions and sinister secrets lurking in the shadows. The hosts discuss the film’s tight direction by Seth Holt, the eerie cinematography, and how it stands out among Hammer’s more gothic horrors. Expect twists, paranoia, and plenty of atmosphere as the guys explore this underrated British gem.

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• Cemetery Man (1994) - Drive-In Double Feature Episode 412

  Nathan and Ryan dig up Michele Soavi’s Cemetery Man (1994), a surreal and darkly comedic take on the zombie genre that’s equal parts arthouse and grindhouse. Starring Rupert Everett as a cemetery caretaker battling both the undead and his own existential despair, this Italian cult classic bends horror tropes into something bizarrely poetic. The hosts discuss its themes of death, desire, and madness, its dreamlike tone, and why Cemetery Man remains one of the strangest, most unforgettable zombie films ever made.

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• Lake Mungo (2008) - Drive-In Double Feature Episode 411

  Nathan and Ryan take a haunting deep dive into Lake Mungo (2008), the Australian faux-documentary that blurs the line between supernatural horror and raw human grief. Presented like a true-crime investigation, the film slowly unravels the mystery behind a young woman’s death, uncovering chilling secrets and emotional revelations along the way. The hosts discuss the film’s unique storytelling approach, its eerie realism, and why Lake Mungo has quietly become one of the most haunting—and heartbreaking—entries in modern horror.

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• Nightbreed (1990) - Drive-In Double Feature Episode 410

  Nathan and Ryan descend into the underworld of Nightbreed (1990), Clive Barker’s cult fantasy-horror epic about a hidden city of monsters and the humans who fear them. As the hosts unpack Barker’s unique vision of good, evil, and everything monstrous in between, they dive into the film’s troubled production, its striking creature designs, and how it found redemption through its devoted cult following and the fabled “Director’s Cut.” Expect talk of ‘90s horror weirdness, misunderstood monsters, and why Nightbreed remains one of the most ambitious dark fantasies of its time.

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