Episodes

Happy New Year, we're starting this year by closing out our first season of the podcast with Bloody New Year, a film that not even the director himself enjoyed making. A film so badly put together that it actually made the director quit making films and nearly made us quit the podcast. Enjoy!

In honor of Charles Band's birthday on 12/27, we're watching Trancers in a special crossover episode with the folks from Glass Half Full Moon! If you're some dry haired squid that hasn't seen Trancers yet, go check it out now! Is it a Christmas movie? YES!

In the year 3978 global warming has made a desert of the North Pole. Santa and Mrs. Claus battle angry skeletons who didn't get what they wanted for Christmas. Christmas will never be the same once you see this, and it's bound to be a yearly tradition in your family and ours.

A movie so bad it broke the podcast. We've never had this many technical difficulties before, but the show must go on. Listener beware, we believe this movie is cursed and the Found on Shelf podcast will not be responsible for any damages caused from listening us use tin cans and string while attempting to talk about a snowman on a tropical island

It's Christmas time at Found on Shelf and we're kicking off our weekly episodes with some Christmas propagan...I mean spirit, yeah Christmas spirit. Grab some Hot Chocolate and spike it with the strongest thing you can handle because we're starting this month off with Kirk Cameron's Saving Christmas!

Rocksgiving continues as we take a trip to outer space and back with Voyage of the Rock Aliens. Witness aliens named ABCD teleport into toilets and see Jermaine Jackson performing a song that has nothing to do with the movie. Prepare for musical earworms that will make you want to stab your eardrums.

It's a musical comedy about a vampire that can't lose his virginity because of a curse put on him by a pirate with a rhinestone pegleg who killed the love of his life with a hambone centuries ago... Still with us? Good, come explore the wild world of Rockula featuring Toni Basil, Thomas Dolby, Susan Tyrrell and Bo Diddley!

Happy Halloween! In a unique spin on the Found Footage genre, today we take a look at the WNUF Halloween Special in all of it's 1980s glory. The brainchild of Chris LaMartina presents a movie in the form of a TV news special and gained quite the cult following.

We've mentioned it several times, now it's time to torture a friend of the show! Welcome our first guest Chris as we take a deep dive into a movie filled with bizarre stop-motion creatures and an even more bizarre characters, filmed over half a decade it's the one and only Winterbeast!

A movie about a magical hobo that teaches the ways of shapeshifting to a total creep in exchange for a bottle of booze, what could go wrong? The Found on Shelf team is going to get you some schoolin' with The Nostril Picker as we continue rolling out weekly episodes in celebration of Halloween!

Do you like The Rocky Horror Picture Show? Did you know it had a sequel from the same creative team? Did you know it doesn’t really work? Marvel as a movie with lots of good ideas fails to land a single one. The soundtrack is good though. Enjoy Shock treatment as our Halloween weekly specials continue!

We planned on kicking off the Halloween Season with an amazing unearthed cult classic...instead we went with Death by Dialogue. A movie about an evil movie script that starts killing people sounds awesome on paper, the result though...well, come find out for yourself. Join us for special WEEKLY episodes all October long and celebrate Halloween with Found on Shelf!!

It's either one of the greatest found footage movies...or one of the worst. We've watched it several times and still can't decide, but given the fact that we have watched it several times does say something. Come and take the journey to Steelmanville Rd as we find out everything there is to know about Bad Ben. BONUS

We take a trip back to 1991 at an early attempt at a Super Hero movie based off of a Japanese Manga...with a varying degree of success and failure depending on who you ask and what version you're watching. Body Horror, martial arts, sci-fi...it's a little bit of everything thrown into one, including a young Mark Hamill, a rapping Jimmie JJ Walker, and Dr West playing Dr East. Come join us as we check out The Guyver

Today it's a Dick Maas celebration as we're talking about the 2001 film Down, and learning a bit about the original 1983 film de Lift. Warning, there are some truly terrible puns ahead.

The late, great Terry Pratchett once called a movie "A series of bad moments pasted together with great songs and a budget of fourpence"...this is that movie. It's an Australian Superhero Musical Comedy film with songs by Rocky Horror Picture Show lyricist Richard O'Brien and composer Richard Hartley performed by Alan Arkin and Christopher Lee....if that doesn't sell you, I don't know what will.

What do you get when Stan Winston, special effects legend and director of Pumpkinhead, attempts to make a family friendly movie? You get a Gnome Named Gnorm, aka Upworld. A movie about police, murder and strip clubs...oh and a sexual harassing 3 foot tall perverted gnome...okay, maybe not so family friendly after all.

This episode we are honoring SHARK WEEK! We're taking you through a journey of not just one...but THREE shark movies. We're talking about Toxic Shark, Noah's Shark and Sharks of the Corn. Join us for total Sharksploitation as we talk about the movies as well as the overall obsession with putting Sharks in anything you can make a pun with.

On this week’s episode we talk about one the greatest classics of American cinema. Witness the journey of a group of ethnically diverse adult orphan best friends that live together, train together, have a band together, and kick ass together! Friends through eternity, loyalty, honesty they'll stay together through thick or thin. It's time for Dragon Sound.

In the 90s there was a big "kids being ninjas" craze in movies, some worked out okay...many did not. This is a story of the latter. Come take a trip to the Temple of Penchot as we explore the 1993 film "Little Ninjas"

Want a date? Looking for some action? Need some company? Want a podcast to listen to? On this episode we take a look at Frank Henenlotter's 1990 Horror Sci-Fi Comedy Frankenhooker! It's a movie that Bill Murray was quoted as saying "If you only see one movie this year, it should be Frankenhooker".

On this week's episode we're going to class thing up around these parts so we're talking about Parasite. Oh wait, the other Parasite? Damn. So I guess we're talking about the 1982 3D scifi/horror film Parasite...lovely

Imagine a cop who could read your mind...and then blow it away. This episode we jump head explodingly first into the world of Scanners with the 1994 direct to video film Scanner Cop.

30 years before Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, Doctor Mordrid battled against Kabal and his attempts to free his minions from the Forth Dimension. Charles Band, Jeffrey Combs, and stop motion dinosaur skeletons...what more could you want? Join us as we go behind the scenes to the world of Doctor Mordrid and find out how did this get made