The film that launched a moral panic in the United Kingdom (over a poster of all things), Abel Ferrara's first trip to New York's seedy underbelly gained notoriety, but was it worth it? Join "Da Poultrygeist" in finding out!

Recording aided by Tiny Rebel Brewing Co's excellent "Easy Livin'" Session IPA and "313" Craft Lager.

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Well, gang, the 2022 Skoda Skala has parked up in sunny Santa Clara, California, as "The Meat Macabre" fancies a touch of winter sun. But amidst the fairground rides and nightly Tim Capello concerts, there's evil afoot.

This episode, I critique Joel Schumacher's 1987 comedy horror classic, starring a young Kiefer Sutherland AND the 2 Coreys! All washed down with "Rebel IPA" & "Slip N Slide", 2 tasty IPAs from Tiny Rebel Brewing Co.

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Picture the scene, meatsiders:

It's 2001, and the "big 3" of mainstream US wrestling has whittled down to just 1; and while the then-WWF acquired a number of contracted talents, many were left out of work.

Thankfully, a team of legendary wrestling luminaries, backed by a self-made millionaire, were making plans for a family-friendly alternative to Vince McMahon's monopoly?

So why, in 2025, is the XWF not a household name? Listen to "Big Meaty Cool's" ramblings to find out!

Sorry about the audio quality too, folks. My youngest is a living petri dish, and he just happened to make me sick on recording day! However, I could still taste BOTH delicious volumes of "Hop Hut Summerslam" from Tiny Rebel Brewing Co!

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Happy Halloween to all my favourite boys & ghouls. Hope you enjoy your present!

40 years after his initial rampage through suburban Haddonfield, Illinois, Michael Myers returns to wreak havoc once again. But is it worth watching? Listen to find out.

Paired with 2 cans of "Colourway King", a tasty 7.1% Double IPA from Tiny Rebel Brewing Co.

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"The Meat Macabre" parks up in the Scottish Highlands this time to stretch his legs and hunt some werewolves, as he reviews Neil Marshall's 2002 directorial debut: Dog Soldiers.

Low budget? Yes. Low quality? No!

Recording aided with both delicious "28 Years Later" themed IPAs by our latest brewery buddies; Newport's Tiny Rebel Brewing Co.

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FEEL MY PAIN, MEATSIDERS, as I call on the Gods to help me discuss a force of nature in the late '80s and early '90s of the World Wrestling Federation. Always a whirlwind of power and tassels, The Ultimate Warrior would quickly rise to the top of the WWF, eventually dethroning "The Immortal" Hulk Hogan to win the World Heavyweight title.

This episode looks at his reign, and discusses if it was a good move to let him run with the ball.

This episodes tasty libations were "Che Guava", a tasty Lager; and "Chokka Mokka", a chocolate-infused stout, from the always fantastic William Brothers Brewing.

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What happens when a noted exploitation director and a script-writer with a resume longer than his arm meet up to discuss creating a "more cerebral" version of Friday The 13th?

Apparently, Maniac Cop!

Chris (AKA "The Meat Macabre") hops out of the 2022 Skoda Scala to discuss this cult classic in detail, from inception to final product, while enjoying some delightful final product from Williams Brothers Brewing; "Juice Tygrrr", a pleasant DDH IPA & "Tin Man", a thirst-quenching Tropical IPA.

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Morning, all!

The first year of NWA-TNA may have brought some good quality in-ring action, but watching it back in 2025, there was nothing to really draw the casual viewer in, so that they could also come to enjoy the likes of AJ Styles, Jerry Lynn & Christopher Daniels too.

Then, along came the commandant of Crash TV, Vince Russo, and his company takeover storyline. Join "Big Meaty Cool" as he attempts to dissect the impact of Sports Entertainment eXtreme!

Recording greatly aided by Williams Brother's Brewing, and their wonderful offerings; "Talking Head", a crisp, fruity, American Pale Ale & "Sapian", a boozy but bold Kveik Double IPA.

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