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The Insanely Dangerous Retro Podshow

The Insanely Dangerous Retro Podshow

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The Insanely Dangerous Retro Podshow is your one-stop nostalgia fix, now hosted solo by the irrepressible Dangerous Dave! From the funky 70s through to the chaotic 00s, Dave dives headfirst into the wild world of retro pop culture—movies, music, TV, games, and everything in between. Expect deep dives, personal takes, outrageous trivia, and unfiltered opinions. Whether you’re reliving your childhood or discovering old-school gems for the first time, this is where retro lives loud, proud, and dangerously. New episodes every week—tune in and turn back time!




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  • Season 7 Episode 20 - Hellraiser
    2025/11/05
    🎙️ The Insanely Dangerous Retro Podshow – Season 7, Episode 20: Hellraiser (1987)

    This week, Dangerous Dave opens the puzzle box and dives into the twisted, blood-drenched world of Clive Barker’s Hellraiser — where pleasure and pain are one, and nightmares come with pins.

    Released in 1987, Hellraiser isn’t just another horror flick — it’s a dark, elegant, and disturbingly imaginative exploration of desire, obsession, and the horrific price of curiosity. With its unforgettable villain Pinhead, haunting score, and a story that redefined body horror, this film dragged audiences into a world where the boundaries of fear were literally torn apart.

    In this episode, Dangerous Dave covers:
    🕰️ What Happened Way Back When (1987) – 5 fun facts about the biggest songs, movies, and TV shows that defined the year horror went deluxe.
    🩸 The Dangerous Deep Dive – the story behind Hellraiser: from Clive Barker’s novella The Hellbound Heart to the film’s creation, its cast, characters, and that unforgettable British-gothic atmosphere.
    📖 Full Plot Summary – a detailed breakdown of the film’s terrifying story of love, lust, and resurrection gone wrong.
    🧠 Fans & Critics – how it shocked, disturbed, and fascinated audiences, earning its place as one of the most original horror films of the 80s.
    🩹 Legacy of the Cenobites – how Hellraiser spawned sequels, comics, reboots, and an entire mythology of elegant torment.
    ⚔️ Retro Rumble – Hellraiser vs. A Nightmare on Elm Street: who truly mastered the art of fear with flair?
    📺 Back in the Ads – a glimpse at the gloriously cheesy TV spots and VHS promos that ran alongside Barker’s nightmare.
    💎 Dangerously Underrated – Clare Higgins as Julia — horror’s most overlooked villainess, equal parts sensual and sinister.
    📼 One Season Wonder – a short-lived 80s horror anthology series that deserved a resurrection (with 5 devilish facts).
    ⚖️ Better Than / Worse Than – better than Candyman, worse than The Thing — but forever unforgettable.

    It’s gruesome, gothic, and grotesquely beautiful — a cinematic descent into obsession that’s equal parts art and agony.

    Next week, the blood trail leads straight to the woods — as we trade hooks for machetes in Friday the 13th Part 2 (1981), where Jason Voorhees takes his first steps into horror immortality! 🔪

    So don’t touch any strange puzzle boxes, keep your soul intact, and remember… we have such sights to show you.
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    24 分
  • Season 7 Episode 19 - Halloween Special - Night of the Living Dead (1968)
    2025/10/29
    🎙️ The Insanely Dangerous Retro Podshow – Season 7, Episode 19: Halloween Speical: Night of the Living Dead (1968)

    This week, Dangerous Dave goes black-and-white, bleak, and brilliant as he unearths the film that started it all — George A. Romero’s Night of the Living Dead.

    Back in 1968, this low-budget indie flick rewrote horror history, changed how monsters were portrayed, and gave birth to the modern zombie as we know it. Shot on a shoestring, packed with social commentary, and drenched in dread, Night of the Living Dead became one of the most influential films ever made — and the spark that ignited a cultural phenomenon.

    In this episode, Dave digs deep into:
    🕰️ What Happened Way Back When (1968) – 5 fun facts about the biggest songs, movies, and TV shows from the year the undead rose.
    🧟‍♂️ The Dangerous Deep Dive – the full story of how Romero and a group of friends in Pittsburgh created a cinematic revolution on a tiny budget.
    🎭 Cast & Characters – from Duane Jones’ groundbreaking performance as Ben to Judith O’Dea’s terrified Barbara.
    📖 Plot Summary – a scene-by-scene breakdown of the film’s tense, claustrophobic storytelling and that unforgettable, haunting ending.
    🧠 Fans & Critics – how the movie shocked audiences, sparked outrage, and later earned its place in the Library of Congress.
    💀 Legacy of the Dead – how Night influenced everything from The Walking Dead to modern survival horror games.
    ⚔️ Retro Rumble – Night of the Living Dead vs. The Texas Chain Saw Massacre: two low-budget nightmares that changed cinema forever.
    📺 Back in the Ads – the grainy 60s commercials you’d have seen if you were watching this on late-night TV.
    💎 Dangerously Underrated – the film’s use of race and social tension in 1968 America — bold, raw, and decades ahead of its time.
    📼 One Season Wonder – a forgotten 60s or early 70s horror anthology show that deserved more love (with 5 freaky facts).
    ⚖️ Better Than / Worse Than – Better than Plan 9 from Outer Space, worse than The Exorcist — because not even zombies can match full-blown demonic terror.

    It’s moody, monstrous, and masterfully made — the film that redefined what horror could be, even when Hollywood wasn’t paying attention.

    Next week, things get… painfully dark as we dive into 1987’s Hellraiser — where pleasure and pain mix, and the Cenobites come calling. 🔥

    "They’re coming to get you, listener… but don’t worry — Dangerous Dave’s got snacks."
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    23 分
  • Season 7 Episode 18 - Dawn of the Dead (1978)
    2025/10/22
    🎙️ The Insanely Dangerous Retro Podshow – Season 7, Episode 18: Dawn of the Dead (1978)

    This week, we’re heading straight into the shopping mall apocalypse for one of the greatest horror sequels ever made — George A. Romero’s Dawn of the Dead!

    After redefining horror with Night of the Living Dead, Romero returned in 1978 with a blood-soaked, satirical, and terrifying masterpiece that turned the zombie genre into a global phenomenon.

    In this episode, Dangerous Dave breaks down:
    🕰️ What Happened Way Back When (1978) – 5 fun facts about the biggest songs, movies, and TV shows from the year zombies invaded pop culture.
    🧟‍♂️ The Dangerous Deep Dive – the full story behind Dawn of the Dead: the struggle to fund it, the practical effects that shocked audiences, a deep plot summary, and how the movie turned consumerism into a horror metaphor.
    🎭 Cast & Characters – from Ken Foree’s heroic Peter to David Emge’s tragic Flyboy.
    🩸 Fans & Critics – why it divided early reviewers but became one of the most respected horror films ever made.
    🧠 Legacy & Future – how Dawn inspired everything from Shaun of the Dead to The Walking Dead and countless remakes.
    ⚔️ Retro Rumble – Dawn of the Dead vs. Day of the Dead: which one’s the true undead champion?
    📺 Back in the Ads – the bizarre 70s commercials you might’ve seen before your VHS copy started rolling.
    💀 Dangerously Underrated – Tom Savini’s incredible makeup and stunt work that took low-budget horror to new heights.
    📼 One Season Wonder – a forgotten cult horror TV gem with 5 killer facts.
    ⚖️ Better Than / Worse Than – how Dawn of the Dead stacks up against its eerie predecessor Night of the Living Dead, leading perfectly into next week’s Halloween Special!

    It’s gruesome, clever, and gloriously gory — the film that made malls terrifying and proved horror could have brains and guts.

    Next week, we celebrate Halloween with Romero’s original nightmare that started it all — Night of the Living Dead 🧟‍♀️🔥

    So grab your shopping cart, lock the doors, and remember: When there’s no more room in hell, the dead will walk the earth.
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    23 分
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