Videorama is your number one video superstore where we take your request for a topic or a specific set of rules and give you our recommendations.Then, you get to vote for who had the best rec (our Employee of the Month!) Each month, we have a special guest from the industry - we ask them questions on their experience and their advice and ask for their recommendation!

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Podcast Overview
Videorama is your number one video superstore where we take your request for a topic or a specific set of rules and give you our recommendations.Then, you get to vote for who had the best rec (our Employee of the Month!) Each month, we have a special guest from the industry - we ask them questions on their experience and their advice and ask for their recommendation!
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Recent Episodes

December 8, 2021
Pet Sematary (1989): Denise "the Semen Demon" Crosby
<p>Yup! We're back after a visit to the cemetery and BOY! are our tails tired. </p> <p>This week, we're discussing the original 'Pet Sematary,' based on the novel by Stephen King. Specifically, we're talking about how the main character gets progressively (regressively?) dumber and makes the wrong choices, despite having the most warning in any horror film we can think of; where the scares in this movie went wrong; the horrors of working in a call center; and the origins of the mythical semen demon. </p> <p>PLUS! Listen-in to hear 3 childless morons talk about teaching your kids about death, how annoying it is when movies pander to the audience, and some behind-the-scenes info (like how Bruce Campbell is related to this movie).</p>

November 22, 2021
The Trial (1962): That's My Pornograph
<p>Don't you just hate when you're woken up by a stranger saying you're guilty and going through your pornograph? It really sets the tone for the whole day. Next thing you know, three of your silent co-workers are probably ratting you out, your neighbor moves and doesn't want anything to do with you, your uncle is showing up to your work uninvited, and you either have to rely on a bed-ridden Orson Welles or a guy who threatens little p*ssies with icepicks. Welcome to Franz Kafka's 'The Trial' directed by Orson Welles.</p>

November 11, 2021
Jekyll and Hyde...Together Again (1982): Sex, Drugs, and Tim Thomerson
<p>The theme for this month is 'Learning the Wrong Lesson' and Linda's kicking us off with her recommendation - a childhood favorite and Donnie's and her's: 'Jekyll and Hyde...Together Again'. It's a comedy from 1982 that reimagines the Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde story with drugs, sex, and Tim Thomerson! If you watch it before listening to the episode, you will also be wondering why Mark Blankfield isn't a huge celebrity, why those jugs look so familiar, and...is that Angela Chase's mom in 'My So-Called Life'?!</p> <p>Join the Videorama staff as they share details on some of the cast and crew, uncover a very special cameo in the movie, and everyone learns why Linda and Donnie are so damn screwed up.</p>
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