Johnny dives deep into the serpentine energy of Mondays, tangentially touching on how this show's Monday recordings seep into his thoughts. But fear not, this isn't a Monday-centric episode—it's all about that cinematic spice with a focus on the 1988 horror gem, The Unholy.
In This Episode:
Monday Blues: Johnny muses about the pervasive Monday energy and how it sometimes feels like a serpent lurking in the bushes, ready to strike. But, despite the Monday musings, this episode is dedicated to movie spoilers and thrilling horror talk.
Tuna Troubles: Johnny shares a quirky personal anecdote about stress-eating tuna and a bizarre urban legend involving a tuna factory. Was his sense of relief purely psychological, or was there a darker twist to his tuna can?
Arnie Hammer's Controversy: A brief foray into the world of Hollywood scandals, focusing on Armie Hammer and his controversial personal life that stirred up quite a media storm.
Home Video Headlines: Johnny touches on the recent passing of wrestling legend Sid Vicious, reminiscing about his '90s career and the impact of Monday Night Nitro. Plus, a shoutout to the 20th anniversary of Shaun of the Dead—a must-see for zombie movie fans.
Movie Review: The Unholy (1988): Johnny delves into this under-the-radar horror flick, sharing his take on its eerie themes, demonic elements, and standout moments. He breaks down the movie’s plot, including the demonic antagonist and the chilling finale.
Drink & Sponsor Shoutout: Johnny talks about his favorite drink, Olipop, highlighting the new Ridge Rush flavor. For listeners interested in trying it, there's a discount code in the show notes.
Fan Reactions & Recommendations: Jason, a listener from Instagram, asks for horror movie recommendations. Johnny provides some chilling alternatives to The Haunt and dives into a broader discussion of must-watch horror films.
Trivia & Extras:
Special Effects: Johnny notes that The Unholy's special effects underwent a major upgrade after a test screening.
Director’s Take: Director Camilo Villa reportedly didn’t consider the film a horror movie, which sparks a discussion about genre classification.
Screenwriter Inspiration: The film was inspired by the success of The Omen and The Exorcist.
Current Picks: Johnny shares a fun recommendation for Masterminds, an absurd comedy based on a real crime, featuring a star-studded cast.
September Sneak Peek: A tease of what's coming in September—more weird movies and some exclusive short videos!
Links & Resources:
Olipop Ridge Rush Discount Code: BWPOD (15% off your first order)
Thanks for tuning in to the BW Podcast! Remember, you don’t have to go home, but you can’t stay here. Catch you next time!