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[michaelvarrati]

Nothing so appalling in the annals of horror! This week, Peaches and Michael offer up a blood red celebration of the Godfather of Gore – HERSCHELL GORDON LEWIS! In addition to discussing this exploitation legend’s many contributions to underground cinema, our hosts delve into his undeniable influence on the splatter films of today. Joining the conversation is cult phenomenon Babette Bombshell, who not only shares stories of her time making movies with Lewis, but also offers insight on his razor-sharp acumen. Then, acclaimed editor of ULTRA VIOLENT magazine Art Ettinger stops by to dig into his lifetime of love for Lewis’s gore-soaked cinema, as well as his thoughts on some of this foundational filmmaker’s “deep cuts.” From Suzie Cream Puff to She-Devils on Wheels, this episode has it all! Go! 

[brokehorrorfan]

Return to Return to Nuke 'Em High AKA Volume 2 will be released on Blu-ray on November 12 via Troma. It’s a sequel to 2013's Return to Nuke 'Em High Volume 1, which itself is a reboot of 1986's Class of Nuke 'Em High.

Directed by Lloyd Kaufman (The Toxic Avenger, Class of Nuke 'Em High), the 2017 horror-comedy stars Catherine Corcoran, Asta Paredes, Clay von Carlowitz, Zac Amico, Stefan Dezil, Gabriela Fuhr, Vito Trigo, Debbie Rochon, Babette Bombshell, Lemmy Kilmister, Ron Jeremy, and Stan Lee star.

Justin Osbourn designed the artwork seen on the two-disc set. Special features are listed below.

Special features:

Two Girls One Duck - Feature-length documentary on the making of Return to Nuke 'Em High Volume 1 & Volume 2

Introduction by director/co-writer/producer Lloyd Kaufman

Cannes 2017: From Festival to Fascist

TROMoMA featurette

Tributes to Stan Lee, Lemmy, and Joe Fleishaker

Mr. Topps - Short film

Merry Christmas to My Wife's Butt - Short film

Trailers

Welcome back to Tromaville High School! The once tone-deaf Glee Club has now turned into a vicious gang of Cretins, wreaking havoc upon Tromaville and two innocent lesbian lovers, Crissy and Lauren. As Lauren suffers the side-effects of a Cretin forced duck rape, Chrissy follows a trail of tainted toxic taco crumbs, leading her to the crux of all Tromaville High School's mutating mires, the evil Tromorganic Foodstuffs Conglomerate and its salacious CEO, Lee Harvey Herzkauf!

With a duck/human hybrid baby in one hand and a laser in the other, the lesbian duo fights against Cretins, Monsters and EVIL! Will they succeed or will Herzkauf and the Cretins reign supreme over Tromaville High School and the world?

[badmovieihave]

Bad movie I have Return to Return to Nuke’em High AKA Volume 2 (2017) A quick did you Know Stan Lee was the Narrator of this film

[film-classics]

Jacques Charrier & Brigitte Bardot

French bombshell actress Brigitte Bardot had a very private wedding to her Babette Goes to War co-star, Jacques Charrier, at the registry office in Louveciennes, France on June 18, 1959. Instead of a traditional wedding dress, she opted for a soft pink gingham (Vichy in French) shirtwaist dress, trimmed with white lace and made by her favourite designer, Jacques Esterel.

[babettebombshell]

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[darklingichor]

Gilmore Girls Season 2 Ep. 10

I don't want to bitch about the weather considering the upper 40' s temp here in Oregon is positively balmy compared to what is happening on the east coast, but the wind and the rain are playing havoc with my allergies. With my head full of fog, this entry will either be brief, or more rambley than usual. Don't know which.

Episode 10 — despite the fact that both Jess and Rory both reveal their inner assholes by the end of the episode I actually enjoyed this one.

I loved how Sookie was so committed to making the dinner great, even after the business people canceled. I liked how all the town regulars came to the dinner. It is weird that the first thought I had when Babette and Mory showed up was “Who's watching Apricot?”

Paris being there was fun. I like when Rory extends an olive branch to her. Although, some one needs to teach her how to meditate and turn that brain off, or at least turn down the volume. I get where she was coming from pointing out all the flaws in the period dinner. I tend to do that too anytime I see something misrepresented from an anthropological perspective but unless I am distracted or with my family (who expects it from me) I try to keep it internal. I have found that it makes people want to smack you a lot less if you just let some things go!

I get why Luke brought Jess considering that leaving that kid alone in the restaurant is just asking for a fake demon summoning alter to be constructed out of straws and napkin dispensers. Seriously, just get Jess into arts and crafts and then act pissed at whatever he makes, that should quell his rebellion and keep him out of everyone's hair.

Jess: Look at my needle point of The Independence Inn wrapped British flags!

Lorelei *dramatically* No! How dare you depict the Inn as in alliance with those who colonized this country for over a century!

Jess: Heh, heh, heh! I'm so bad! Wait till they see the diorama I make of Miss Party's studio covered in “dancing is dumb" graffiti. Damn, I need more glitter.

Lorelei *whispering to Luke* Should I act outraged by the glitter?

Luke: *under his breath* Don't over do it.

I know this episode is supposed to make the viewer feel bad for Jess, and maybe I am heartless, but I just don't. Yeah, it is awful that his mom doesn't want him for the holidays, but I get the feeling he wouldn't have wanted to be there any more than he wanted to be in Star's Hollow. He's just one of those kids on TV shows who like to be unhappy. It is meant to make them seem brooding and complicated but in reality it just makes them obnoxious.

And throwing punches at Dean? Again, what's the thought process? "How dare you date Rory for a year before I got here and knew she existed? You should have known I was going to want her, guy I have no connection with what-so-ever!”

Seriously, Luke needs to look into counseling... Or getting him neutered.

In comparison, Dean is looking better and better. He was actually kind of cool in this episode, he's good with his sister and didn't get all alpha male about the fact that another guy was within 50 miles of Rory. Small improvements.

One thing I will give Jess, the little back and forth had with Luke about the soup was entertaining, but that was more because the two actors have good chemistry. I like the few interactions that have been shown between Jess and Luke.

The carriage rides with Luke and Lorelei and Richard and Emily were cool. I always like it when we get a bit of how Lorelei parented when Rory was younger and I like that Luke is clearly trying with Jess.

I love it when it is made clear that Emily and Richard clearly adore each other and their carriage ride was so sweet. Jess and Rory's ride was annoying.

I get that Jess likes Rory, but does he really think that insulting her and Dean's relationship is going to win him points? All it does is irritate her. He was doing much better when they were talking about snow people and Icelandic singers. All through their ride I was thinking that if I were Rory I would want to read in the carriage. I mean how relaxing would that be? Either that or I would chat with the driver. That would be cool, ask the driver stuff, learn something about carriages and horses.

The real meat of the episode, to me, was Emily and Richard. When they showed up at the Inn and Richard was all happy, I figured it was going to come out that he was either fired or he quit. I like Richard happy and playful, you can see a little of Lorelei's free spirit in there.

I get why Emily was pissed, that is quite a bombshell to be given during a dinner party. I love love loved the scene with Emily, Lorelei and Rory in the room, especially when Lorelei and Emily start getting ready for bed in the same way and Rory says “Behold my future”. I also liked Emily and Richard's make up.

I've already ranted about how dumb I find it that Rory was impressed by Jess knocking down the ringer guy's snow sculpture, so I'll just leave this episode happy that Richard and Emily were cute and the dinner party was fun.

This turned out a bit long, so I'll do episode 11 separately.

[texasthrillbilly]

Babette Bombshell’s latest.

[floridageekscene]

Babette Bombshell Is Looking For A Few Good Beefcakes

In very short order I am going to be in search of muscular guys to portray sexy versions of classic monsters in a new project that I’m producing in Orlando Florida. If you know bodybuilders, or beefcake cosplayers in the area, let them know that this is an opportunity to get a free photo shoot in cinema quality monster makeup and appear in my new projects as a regular cast member. A sense of…

[babettebombshell]

Starring Lynn Lowry, Tiffany Shepis, Brian Fortune, Carmine Capobianco, Michael Thurber, Suzi Lorraine and Aurelio Voltaire. Written by James Morgart. Direct...

[modean52]

BOO! This might be the most spoopy video of all time....but without a doubt THE BEST!!!!!

[absurdnoise]

Have you ever wondered where all demons and goblins come from?…the vageena of course, it’s called science.

[texasthrillbilly]

Babette Bombshell’s Sphincter-Clamping Cult Movie Review: Eaten Alive

[hayleyfrankenstein]

With the one and only Babette Bombshell!

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[niceshirtdude-blog]

Babette Bombshell and I @ Spooky Empire convention last year

[texasthrillbilly]

Babette Bombshell’s Sphincter-Clamping Cult Movie Review: Tonya's Island

[texasthrillbilly]

Babette Bombshell’s Sphincter-Clamping Cult Movie Review: The Tingler