Revenant

 But then they died Who the hell am I?   My name is Nathan Tyree. I host a wacky little podcast called Bloodfest the Podcast. We talk about horror and exploitation movies. Sometimes we have guests. Some of those guests are podcasters. Some of them are famous people in the world of horror. We have interviewed Larry Fessenden (Habit, Blackout, Jakob’s Wife, The Last Winter).  Sarah Lind (A Wounded Fawn, The Humanity Bureau), Harley Wallen (Ash and Bone, Abstruse), Chad Crawford Kinkle (Jug Face). Coming soon we will have Lauren Ashley Carter (POD, Jug Face, The Woman), Sean Whalen (Beneath Us All, The People Under the Stairs, Twister) and many more. Bloodfest the website   What do I want?   I have been a fan of Lloyd Kaufman since I first saw The Toxic Avenger when I was probably too young to watch Toxie. Troma films have been a passion of mine as far back as I can remember.  All I really want from life, if for Lloyd Kaufman to hop on a google meet call with my podcasting goons and me fo

  Elvis traded places with an Elvis impersonator and now lives a quiet life in an East Texas nursing home surrounded by decrepit old folks. He worries about life and the meaning of it all and about that growth on his penis which may be cancer. Elvis (Bruce Campbell of Evil Dead Fame) meets up with JFK (Ossie Davis). Kennedy, it seems, had his death faked. He was then dyed black and dumped in this rest home under another name. Bubba Hotep is the story of these two old men, and their lives in what is, for all intents and purposes, Hell. It is about there attempts to regain some of their youth, vitality and zest for life. It scrapes around the edges of being a film about aging, and about how we abuse and forget our progenitors. Then, just when you think this movie is one thing, the mummy shows up. Bubba Hotep is an Egyptian mummy that was stolen, then washed into a creek near the nursing home where JFK and The King reside. He has come to suck old people’s souls out through their rectums.