Genre Exposure: A Film Podcast
A bi-weekly podcast plumbing the depths of genre films. Join us as we explore the wide world of cinema broadening our horizons one movie at a time.
In this episode, we dive back in for another listener episode to round out our freestyle block with an all time great for Extreme Horror. Join us as we check out Ruggero Deodato’s legendary and controversial classic Cannibal Holocaust. Jason chronicles the film’s influential legacy and importance. Dustin details his suffering enduring the uncut version…
In this episode, we close out the year with one final listener episode. Based on a true crime. Pulled from the pages of a Jack Ketchum novel. Join us as we delve into director Gregory M. Wilson’s The Girl Next Door from 2007. With the novel in hand, Jason gives some extra insight from the…
In this episode, we wrap up our Extreme Horror extravaganza for October with a listener episode that’s still on topic. Diving back into our list from the start of this block, we decided to go with a modern example of the subgenre and this led us to check out Rob Jabbaz’s The Sadness from 2021….
In this episode, we continue our Extreme Horror extravaganza with Dustin’s regular trip to Japan, circling us back around to the first episode to talk a bit more in depth about the infamous Guinea Pig series. Join us as we check out Hideshi Hino’s Mermaid in the Manhole which may be the fourth, fifth or…
In this episode, we continue our Extreme Horror odyssey with Jason’s pick taking us back to the early 80s to check out a film that trades in overt shock value for disturbing themes and ideas that will linger long after the credits roll. Join us as we check out Angst from 1983. Jason falls in…
In this episode, the Halloween season is upon us. While Michael enjoys a slight hiatus, Jason and Dustin delve down into the darkest depths to spend all month talking about Extreme Horror. Just like last year, we’re coming at you with one episode a week all month long. It all kicks off with one of…
In this episode, we tackle the world of Found Footage with John Erick Dowdle’s pseudo-documentary The Poughkeepsie Tapes. This is an interesting and notable film if for nothing else than its strange release history and the urban legend spawning notoriety that it gained; which we eagerly dive into. Jason charts the film’s reputation of being…
