We finally hit 100 episodes and what better way to celebrate than to list off our top 100 films. Fifty films from Jared and fifty films from Steve. Buckle up and grab some snacks because this one is a marathon. How many slashers made Steve’s list? How many SOV films did Jared pick? Tune in to find out the answers to these questions and more on the 100th episode of BURNT OFFERINGS!!!
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We’re not dead yet! We are back and talking about Tom Savini’s 1990 remake of the classic NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD. Some say it is the best remake ever made, and other say iot was a complete waste of time. You will have to tune-in to find out what are thoughts are on the subject. One is sure, though; they are still dead and they are still all messed up. So kick back, pop some cans, and listen to the return of…Burnt Offerings!
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This episode we are talking about the 1980 Ulli Lommel supernatural possession ghost story slasher THE BOOGEY MAN. Apparently, Ulli has multiple people in his head and they all wanted to make a different movie.
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Hard to believe Burnt Offerings has not covered a cannibal film until now. This episode we chop it up and chew the fat about Umberto Lenzi’s 1980 release EATEN ALIVE! Part cannibal film and part Jonestown-esque cult. EATEN ALIVE! is a solid predecessor to Lenzi’s cult favorite CANNIBAL FEROX, which was released the following year.
So, grab some Flavor-Aid and cobra venom and tune in.
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It’s October, so we had to come out of hiatus to record a new episode before Halloween. We are taking our first stab at a Don Dohler slab that oozes with atmosphere; his 1980 release FIEND.
So, fill your chalice, put on your crushed velvet smoking jacket, and tune in.
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We are taking it back to ’89 talking about one of the best splatter films to come out of Germany. Olaf Ittenbach’s BLAST PAST. When Olaf released this SOV gem, he showed just what could be done with this genre.
So, tune in, drop out, and have some beers with your breakfast.
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