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I could listen to these guys talk about Tales for Hours. I love this.

Steven went to Neshaminy High School Langhorne Pa. He lived in Levittown Pa.

Thank you, I have been waiting many years for this , this script is great and would have been a real treat for Crypt fans. As a huge Crypt head your podcast is a real gem. Thanks for illuminating my childhood and my adult hood with that amazing show.

The most redundant analysis I've ever seen.

I swear this podcast was made for me. Thank you guys where can I find episode 2 or find them in order?

I'll throw my hat into the ring, here's about fifteen movies that I love since that's a good amount: Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade Pacific Rim Road To Perdition The Green Mile Exorcist III: Legion Thief (1981) Die Hard The Good, The Bad and the Ugly The 13th Warrior The Incredibles Avengers: Infinity War The Northman How To Train Your Dragon The Land Before Time Heat (1995)

Great podcast! I didn't all this stuff about this movie!

I didn't expect to see Dennis Miller in the thumbnail of your video.

As always, Tyler, you are too, too kind. But, we'll accept your kindness any time!

Roger is back! Another great conversation, enjoyed his many insights. This podcast is a real treat. Best hosts, best team in the business!

Joe’s pink 🤔 White man coming in the store asking for spaghetti smh DONT WORRY SIR THIS RESTRAINING ORDER I GET THIS WEEK IS GONNA FORCE YOU TO STOP HARASSING ME!!!!! Big ass kid just a big ass kid 🤷🏽‍♀️

I absolutely adore Shaun of the Dead. See, Robert Zemeckis and Peter Jackson were huge inspirations to me of how inventive you can be with spectacle in storytelling - Edgar Wright made storytelling its own spectacle by crafting style into the edit, camera, and the homage and self-referential, layered, writing. Raimi obviously being another auteur of visual styling in storytelling, has always delighted me. We're spoiled with visionary directors. Edgar, to me, feels like a guy making an intricate puzzle box with his films.

Well done in this interview, relaxed and real! Thank you both for your hard work!

This is AMAZING. Thank you so much for the gift of this interview. @brandonjrouth Thank you for your courage and vulnerability.-Virginia M.

I LOVE Rita

Malcolm said it - only scratched the surface. I really hope you get him back for another conversation, ideally with Gil in the mix haha.

Such a cool cast gathered for the table read. Dead Easy seems really rad. Is there any path to making it now?

Much like a rotting corpse, that was juicy!

Yet another brilliant episode I can’t get enough of these

I've never heard Astronomy from Blue Oyster Cult but I absolutely LOVE the Metallica version off of Garage Inc from 1998. They can't have butchered it too bad when it's that GOOD! ;)

Wow that was terrorific!

What a great time. Another fantastic guest that has to come back!

You can’t fool me, that’s just Billy Zane in a cool beard.

Wicked fun! Absolutely drag those guys back for another episode!

It’s cool to be safe! The situation with Baldwin, being the scapegoat for this tragedy, is bewildering.

That was a fun conversation, glad she could come back and finish the chat. Maybe she can come back for an official second appearance? :)

Is there going to be an episode that will celebrate the 35th anniversary of the Tales From The Crypt TV show (June 10th)?

Dead Easy is better than BORDELLO OF BLOOD.

There are a lot of bad movies out there. Dollar-for-dollar, _Cleopatra_ (1963) is probably worse that _Caligula,_ but isn't nearly as dirty. _Plan 9 from Outer Space_ is the worst low budget film ever made (there's a reason Ed Wood is named in the video), but the producers spent money like drunken sailors making Caligula. So, yes, _Caligula_ is perhaps _the worst dirty movie ever made._

bordello of blood was amazing!!

The dirty secret of filmmaking is that making a good movie is only 10% harder than making a bad one. I should have asserted that making a bad movie is _harder_ on the filmmaker, but that would require extra discussion. Making a movie is _difficult;_ any one sucks by default. The fact that any one by them has the property of making you want to see it, let alone multiple times, let alone to become a fiscal success or even a social meme, is rare. And these are the ones that actually get started _and_ finished _and_ distributed. Think I am either jaded or exaggerating? I recommend reading the book _Tales From Development Hell_ by Hughes. Oh yes: I saw _Caligula_ at its premiere, and once owned the collector´s box set of all its versions.

Saw it twice, both times on VHS. The first time I was rather inebriated, hence the second viewing. Malcolm McDowell was great, of course. The sex was actually boring- the wedding gift scene, the menagerie of ladies…self caring, the rest- meh. It was just over the top In everything and just became boring. The end was both disturbing and welcomed (excepting the kid- that was nightmare inducing). Would I recommend anyone watch it? Nope. Go for walk instead.

I've only seen the highly edited R-rated cut of Caligula, but it was definitely a worthwhile viewing. Some very interesting performances, and the coliseum scenes with bizarre murder devices are truly wild and one-of-a-kind.

I can tell you there were many a couple accosted by the Baltimore county police, outside the pikesville theatre, for lufe and lascivious behavior. Thats why my wife and i parked one parking lot over. Wow! Y'all fill in the blanks

Anneka Vasta RIP murdered.

There were some fine performances, particularly from Malcolm McDowell. The research was more than a bit outdated as the reign of Gaius was documented by Romans with an eye to telling the Senatorial "clique" and the emperors of the day what they wanted to hear and how great and good they were compared to 1st century AD emporers.

Inthe 70s there where some "" strange "' movies Q From Passolini { salo } or Frreri ! Last Tango and some more It was an interesst time ! And Caligula is not so bad as you say .....

Oh this is art, the cast was brilliant. Although not for everyone.. Might I suggest? That search out Gore Vidal Caligula. i’ve only seen a trailer. But I would sell my soul to watch that movie.🎟️

This was great, the lunch story was a rollercoaster! 😅

This would have been an amazing Crypt film. Such a damn shame they couldn't just let you guys do this one and maybe line up some other director for Bordello (Bordello should have just been some sleazy direct to video thing and Dead Easy/Fat Tuesday should have been the theatrical follow up to Demon Knight) The Harlequin villain was awesome. I hope that someday the rights issue will be handled so that you guys can finally get your redemption by filming or producing this. This just feels more in line with classic EC which I really dig!

I have an idea to do a new take on Dead Easy. What are your thoughts?

Great stories Gil and Al. This podcast is very entertaining

Hi! Thank you for this video! A question: still doing conventions this year? If you are, here are the five I am closest to. Texas Frightmare Weekend, crypticon Kansas city, OKC horror con, Memphis monster con, and Tulsa horror con.

In my mind, Tales From The Crypt Presents Demon Knight takes place in the same universe as plenty of other media.

“Songs that got us nauseous” 😂 Thank you gentlemen, this was so much fun - and prompted me to rewatch Doctor Zhivago!

Hi! Great concept for are you afraid! Do you know which cons you will be able to go to? PS I found those Blu rays!

Fascinating!

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That was really fun and educational. You guys have worked with great people - which makes sense, given how great you are yourselves.😊👍⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

This is a fascinating interview with a fascinating guest!