Mutant City Horror

Mutant City Horror

by Rated-PG, Mathius The iLL & Mr. Ree

Film Interviews Film Reviews

Season 3

Blood Hunt

Have we got an episode for you!! This week we're staring a four-part series we're calling the "Sam Curtain" series. Sam Curtain is an Australian based writer/director with 3 movies under hist belt. This episode were looking at this first film - Blood Hunt. Made in 2017 starring Dean Kirkright, Kahli Williams, and Thomas Roach. Blood Hunt is a revenge thriller that does a fucking great job at delivering a real life horror experience. And it goes as fast as it is intense. Sit down, strap in, and get ready. It's a good one! Buy in on Amazon Prime or check it out on Tubi!

Stacey Perry/Twisted Metal

Sup weirdos!? This week we sat down with the Head of the Special Effects Makeup Department for the Peacock series - Twisted Metal. We talk with Stacey about her start in the industry, projects she has worked on, people she has worked with, and a lot about her current project - Twisted Metal. Make sure to follow Stacey on all the socials - @thestah Also, make sure to check out Twisted Metal on Peacock

Allen Danziger's "The Weedhacker Massacre" Interview with Allen Danziger and Ray Spivey

Welcome back to the show Texas Chainsaw Massacre royalty - Allen Danziger and producer/writer/director - Ray Spivey (Storage Locker). This week we sat down with Allen and Ray to talk about their newest project "The Weedhacker Massacre". Another indie horror fantastic. Make sure to get involved. Donate to the KICKSTARTER and be part of something fantastic.

Censor

Got another good one for you this week. This time we take a look at 2021's Censor, Written and directed by Prano Bailey-Bond. This was her first feature and absolutely crushed it. Censor takes place in the mid 80's in London during the height of Hammer Horror and Video Nasties. A story of a movie Censor who finds herself int he middle of the art she censors for a living. Definitely worth the watch. Check it out on Hulu.

Season 2

The Signal

HAPPY FRIDAY THE 13TH!! We have a cool little special for the holiday. We sat down and did a "live" watch of David Bruckner's 2007 - The Signal. We were hoping a live watch might be dope so. It was fun to do but we definitely have some kinks to work out. Make sure to leave some comments or reviews. Let us know what you think.

Ryan James

This week we sat down with movie producer, writer, actor, and director - Ryan James. We talk about his open projects: Cannibal Comedian, Mutilator 2, Shooting Clerks, and Chasing Chasing Amy, along with how he got into the industry, and all things indie horror. Follow him on socials @ryanjames.mov

House

MIND THE GAP - Apologies for the delay.... but it's well worth it. This week we have Steve Miner's 1985 classic - House. More than just a haunted house movie. Great practicals, some cool CGI, awesome monsters, and good times all around.

A Blade in the Dark

This week we sit and review Lamberto Bava’s 1983 giallo “A Blade in the Dark”.We had a few more drinks this week which led to some great convo about Italian horror, remakes, and horror preferences. Kind of a great (drunken) mix of things, but at great episode nonetheless!!

Storage Locker with Director - Ray Spivey

This week we sat down with new movie director, Ray Spivey. Ray's new movie, "Storage Locker" hit streaming services on Tuesday August 22nd. Storage Locker is a horror comedy movie centered around an obsessed comic book collector who'll stop at nothing to get that crown jewel. Along the way he meets some like minded folk that fold him into a world of witchcraft, and murder. Storage Locker stars a Texas Chain Saw Massacre legend, and some great new comers to the scene. We talk about Rays history in art and film, upcoming stars, and what's to come next. Make sure to check out the streaming platforms for Storage Locker: Amazon- iTunes/Apple TV - Google Play - YouTube Movies - Xbox - Vudu- DirecTV- Dish Network and Sling TV- AT&T U-Verse- iN DEMAND- Vubiquity- Hoopla- Allin (hotels)**For DVD Lovers: Amazon - Walmart - Barnes and Noble

Day of the Reaper

...... yet more proof that YOU can make a movie, no matter what you have in your pocket. This week we review Tim Ritter's 1984 Super 8 fantastic - "Day of the Reaper". Great proof that any group of teenagers with a broken camera, a couple bucks in their pocket, and an unrivaled passion for horror - you too can make it happen.

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