It Came From The Shed: Recent Episodes
Grayson Franks
Join your hosts Sisge, Grayson and Shalik as they dive into the strange and macarbe of cinema. Everything from gore to eurotrash to slashers and monster flicks. From Italy to Japan and everywhere in between, we look at the goriest, weirdest and so bad it's good films of the genre
Damned priests in creepy cemeteries, a psycho on campus and a prowler lurking in the dark. This is the mix of stuff that is in store for this Halloween show. The dudes from the shed talk Lucio Fulci's Gates of Hell (City of the Living Dead and the epic cheese of giallo/slasher hybrid of Pieces. Also Shalik tells his top 5 favorite kills as well as Sisge doing a mini review of The Prowler. You can find us on Podomatatic and Castbox Get in touch at itcamefromtheshedpodcast@gmail.com
It's the most wonderful time of the year. Yes, Halloween is near and Sisge and Grayson tackle two very spooky movies. First up we talk about Dario Argento's beautiful Suspiria. Sisge and Grayson were lucky enough to have went to a screening of the new 4k restoration at the cinema. Second is Pumpkinhead which Grayson will argue is a true classic but may be from his childhood nostalgia. Also in between talking these two movies we list off 5 of our favorite kills off the top of our heads. Hopefully we will have at least one more episode out before Halloween so till then enjoy and stay spooky! You can find us on Podomatic and Castbox Get in touch with us at itcamefromtheshedpodcast@gmail.com
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We welcome October with some darker slashers as we continue our special episodes welcoming us to the USA. Shalik and Grayson look at The Prowler (1981) and Fall Break or as many would know The Mutilator (1985). Both includes gruesome murders and stealthy killers. Also both have a good dark Halloween vibe to say the least, these are perfect fall time slashers. We will also be doing some Halloween episodes that will be released very shortly but until then these will hold ya'll over. You can find us on Podomatic and Castbox Get in touch with us at itcamefromtheshedpodcast@gmail.com
What is so special about this episode? Well, the dudes from the shed decided it was time to venture into the land of the free and home of the brave and put on our American flag t-shirts. That's right, we are doing a show on American movies for the first time! We figured we'd start with something that is beloved to genre fans and has the American style. So what would be better than some good ole' slashers from the prime decade of the slasher movie (THE EIGHTIES). The body count is only gonna grow from here as we look at The Burning (1981) and Intruder (1989)... You can find us at Podomatatic or Castbox Get in touch with us at itcamefromtheshedpodcast@gmail.com
We are back to check out two crazy, over the top and cheesy goodness of films. First being one of Graysons's favorite giallo's Slaughter Hotel and then a zombie flick Burial Ground that still haunts Shalik to this day. Oh yeah, Sisge is back with us. Get in touch with us at itcamefromtheshedpodcast@gmail.com
Mispronounced words, odd shaped devil's and ravens that enjoy gouging out eyes, also Shalik's missing. On this episode Grayson and a special guest who's pretty much a host on the show now look at the beautiful and surreal 1973 Eiichi Yamanmoto film Belladonna of Sadness. After Japan, we're back in Italy with Dario Argento's 1987 giallo Opera. We're in for a weird ride! You can find It Came From The Shed at Castbox and Podomatatic Get in touch with us at itcamefromtheshedpodcast@gmail.com
After a long skate session, Grayson and Shalik go to the shed for a night of Spanish horror and J&B. They review three movies with the main hitters from Spanish horror. First we look at Amando De Ossorio's (The Blind Dead Films) The Loreley's Grasp, then the very strange and wonderful Jess Franco flick The Erotic Rites Of Frankenstein and as our final movie review we look at Carlos Aured's Horror Rises From The Tomb starring the great Paul Naschy. Dive in with us as we look at some incredible films, also as always heavy spoilers. Enjoy! You can find It Came From The Shed on Castbox and Podomatatic Get in touch with us at itcamefromtheshedpodcast@gmail.com