SHV - S11E08 - Dead Ringers (1988)

 The season finale of the David Cronenberg Terror Timeline is here! We wrap things up with this bizarre tale of identical twin OBGYN doctors that was based on a real life true crime story with Jeremy Irons pulling double duty as both doctors. Plus our musical guest courtesy of horrorpaingoredeath.com this week is "Ghoulhouse" with the song "Maze Of Human Bones."

SHV - S11E06 - The Dead Zone

 This week we're both continuing the story of David Cronenberg and covering our 2nd Stephen King adaptation (there is another one coming next season btw.) We're looking at Christopher Walken as he chews the scenery and spits it out in 1983's The Dead Zone. 

SHV - S11E05 - Videodrome (1983)

 Better late than never! The SHV crew is back, injured Dan and all, with a brand new chapter of the David Cronenberg Terror Timeline as we look at a film that goes way out there, 1983's conspiracy filled, hallucinatory nightmare where porno snuff films may or may not be real, Videodrome starring Debby Harry, James Woods & more. 

SHV - S11E03 - The Brood (1979)

We've made it chapter 3 of The David Cronenberg Terror Timeline.  This episode looks at one of his most personal films, 1979's The Brood. This is the film that was inspired primarily by Cronenberg's own brutal divorce from his first wife and the ensuing custody battle over their child and was David's "answer film" to Kramer vs Kramer. Plus some entertaining tales about the wild personal exploits of Oliver Reed. Buckle up and like we have done all season.. "Let's Get Weird!".

SHV - S11E02 - Rabid (1977)

 We're back with the next chapter in the David Cronenberg terror timeline with 1977's "Rabid". We'll look at the controversial decision to cast adult film superstar Marilyn Chambers and how it boosted the profile of the movie, what it may have been an allegory for, and how it continues his legacy of body horror films.  

Available on all major podcast outlets!

SHV - S11E01 - Shivers (1975)

 Welcome to Season 11, The David Cronenberg Terror Timeline. This season we'll chart the career of the Canadian director who became known as the master of body horror. We kick things off this week with his first traditional feature film, the controversial "Shivers" from 1975. We'll look at how he got funding from the Canadian government, the influences that shaped his work and detail the battles he fought over his art not limited to having to testify before Parliament and being kicked out of his apartment. This is one you don't want to miss!

We also debut a BRAND NEW theme song on this episode. Enjoy the soothing synth-wave sounds of "Solstice" by Shredderford.  

Go to https://www.shredderford.com/ and show support in a variety of ways. Pre-order the new album Pizza Galaxy on Spotify here - https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/shredderford/pizza-galaxy 

Follow us on Twitter @OGScare! Also available on all major podcast outlets.