Psychotronic Sisters

Only in Hindi movies would crime and musical numbers fit together perfectly. Don (1978) and Disco Dancer (1982) add a little bit of gritto the singing and dancing. We talk about playback singers, the biggest...

We’re back with another grab bag ep. This time we’re celebrating four made-for-tv movies from the 70s, a bizarre, creative, and uniquely entertaining period for flicks made for the living room. Subscribe to Psychotronic...

The Devil Queen/ A Rainha Diaba (1974) is not your average crime flick. Full of great music, visuals, action, and fascinatingly complex queer and trans representation, and with charismatic Milton Gonçalves (Kiss of the...

The legendary Italian director Mario Bava is best known for defining horror genres like giallo and slashers, so it should come as no surprise that his early work in peplum films had a darker, edgier feel than most of...

At 6’9”, George Eastman, AKA Luigi Montefiori was a literal giant, in addition to being a giant of Italian cinema. We had a lot to say about this prolific actor and screenwriter who also had his moments behind the...

<p>This ep we talk about four flicks we’ve loved lately that we think you should watch! Our selections will take you on a bizarre trip through time and space.</p><p> </p><p>Subscribe to Psychotronic Sisters...

<p>Carroll Baker reached the heights of her successful career in Italy in the four films she made with director Umberto Lenzi. In this episode we talk about their first two collaborations, both filmed in 1969: Orgasmo...

<p>It’s Slab City meets Burning Man in Dead End Drive-In (1986). Aussie director Brian Trenchard-Smith’s entertaining, action-packed flick is even more relevant today in the way it reflects car culture, the prison...

<p>Stunt Rock (1978), where dangerous stunts meet a metal band/magic act. Aussie director Brian Trenchard-Smith turned his brilliant ideainto an outrageously entertaining flick and the perfect showcase for legendary...

<p>Our second random pick from Michael Weldon’s Psychotronic Encyclopedia of Film is Judex (1963), director Georges Franju’s (Eyes Without aFace) bizarre and exciting remake of the classic silent serial. This vigilante...

<p>Fabio Testi stars in this stylish, horror-tinged tribute to 60s spy flicks. It’s packed with classic giallo flourishes and needle drops from the best composers of the time. We talked about the many influences of this...

<p>We dug into our first random pick from Michael Weldon’s Psychotronic Encyclopedia of Film: Goke, Body Snatcher from Hell (1968). This Japanese flick has everything: airplane crashes, aliens, goo, social commentary, a...

<p>Carroll Baker had an amazing run in Europe in the 1960s-70s, and that memorable period of her career is part of what inspired us to startPsychotronic Sisters. In The Sky is Falling she leads a group of hapless...

<p>Gaspar Noé’s Climax (2018) uses the dance world as the setting for a descent into chaos. While this rebellious, tense film stands inits own category in a lot of ways, its use of the performing arts as a background...

<p>Gaspar Noé’s Climax (2018) uses the dance world as the setting for a descent into chaos. While this rebellious, tense film stands inits own category in a lot of ways, its use of the performing arts as a background...