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TorTR #409 - Give Me Five Blood Machines

Published: May 29, 2020, 4 a.m.

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An artificial intelligence escapes her spaceship to turn into a female ghost and challenges two pop culture podcasts to a galactic chase. On Episode 409 of Trick or Treat Radio we have a Bloody Shudder Double Feature. First up, we are joined by Jimmy and Greg from the Give Me Five Podcast to discuss Blood Machines, the long anticipated film from Seth Ickerman and Carpenter Brut! Then we go on the reservation with a bonus discussion of Blood Quantum, an indie Zombie flick with a twist. Does it stand out from the pack or is it just another old zombie film? We also talk about sci-fi inspiration, Romero zombie lore and Florida Man strikes again while Jimmy is on air with us! So grab your Cobretti Pizza Shears, crank up some Carpenter Brut and strap on for the world's most dangerous podcast!

Stuff we talk about: Among the Living, low wattage, quarantine, health insurance, Cobra, Marion Cobretti, Police Academy, how many Axl\\u2019s do you know?, Axl Whiplash, Cobretti Pizza Shears, Grimbro, Blade Runner, Sam Raimi, Spider-Man 2, watching a 43 year old man cry, Al Cool, who is your Aunt May?, stuffed tiddy bear, where can you listen to us?, need the big D, cap sensitive passwords, Seth Ickerman, Blood Machines, Shudder, Give Me Five Podcast, Rapha\\xebl Hernandez and Savitri Joly-Gonfard, Kung Fury, David Sandberg, Carpenter Brut, Turbo Killer, Panos Cosmatos, Astron-6, Liquid Television, Heavy Metal Magazine, H.R. Giger, video game cutscenes, Ares gushing, Fritz Lang, Metropolis, screenshots that are a work of art, Black Mirror Han Solo, Jan Michael Vincent, girls with upside crosses, Florida Man strikes again, Derek Rook, Rough House Publishing, Blood Quantum, Jeff Barnaby, George A. Romero, Repo Man, Quentin Tarantino, how to say Z in Canada, Dawn of the Dead, zombie fish, the flapping looks weird, Demons, Native American representation in films, Native Rick Grimes, post-apocalyptic films, time jump in films, Farm Aid, We Are the World, Duane Jones, the anti-zombie gene, two time stamps and a twist, Cannibal Holocaust, another zombie film, The Vast of Night, Professor Jay, tribal racism, experimental comic book art, Moebius, uncrustables, Bob Kraft Goldthwaite, How Do Huggies Work?, and Sci-Fi Mahamajahambo.

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