Schlock Reviews

Eaten Alive! (1980)

Film fanatic Feck discusses Umberto Lenzi's 1980 Italo-Horror cannibal epic Eaten Alive! with special guest Nick, a man Feck met in prison several years ago. As Nick begins to take over the descriptive element of the show, Feck grows bitter and fearful of the police cars outside his home.

Munchie (1992)

Film guru Feck discusses Jim Wynorski's children's sleazefest Munchie with returning guest Solomon. Wary of Feck's living quarters and questionable phone conversations, Solomon further adds to Feck's sense of egomaniacal anguish when he chooses to turn the movie off halfway through—an act that boils Feck's blood.

Peter Rottentail (2004)

Film expert Feck discusses Polonia Bros. masterpiece Peter Rottentail with returning guest Olivia. Along the way they discuss "the basement," "the neighbors," "the bugs," "that video where the guy says 'I don't know what a carrot is'," and other important aspects of the film. Feck also further addresses his controversial involvement at the Ooli Christmas Party and Olivia's IBS.

Linnea Quigley's Horror Workout (1990)

Film freak Feck returns to discuss classic satirical workout film fronted by scream icon Linnea Quigley. He's joined by a mystery guest whose peculiar behavior grates on Feck's fragile psyche.

NightMan (1997)

Notorious film critic Feck returns after his long drug benders, bouts of homelessness, and implications in violent crimes to review the 1997 TV movie NightMan with special guest Marshall Faulk.