Hosts Armando & Joey alongside special guest Hack.em Figures (Jesse Diaz) discuss two Mexican killer doll films from producer/actor Roberto Guinar:

Herencia Diabolica (1993) - A diabolical clown doll murders people that are cruel to him.

Demond Doll (Muerte Infernal) (1987) - A schizophrenic & psycho-sexual fever dream with an evil jester doll murdering & violating.

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Recorded in West Covina, CA.

Armando, Joey, and special guest Alfonso Carrillo of Rendezvous LA discuss 2 Juan Lopez Moctezuma films:

El Alimento Del Miedo (1994) - A supposedly “lost” film of Moctezuma’s which was also his last film ever made.

Alucarda (1977) - the most well-known & iconic Mexican gothic horror film that only a madman like Moctezuma could make.

Also, be sure to join Rendezvous on Thursday, November 14th at The Frida Cinema for a one-night only screening of Alucarda! tickets are for sale at https://thefridacinema.org/movies/rendezvous-alucarda/ & in person at the box office.

Episode 4 recorded in West Covina, CA. Many thanks to Jaime Pinedo for making this episode happen!

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Armando, Joey, and special guest Mike Aguirre (@see_it_on_16mm) discuss Pedro Galindo III’s Hell’s Trap (Trampa Infernal) (1989), the amazingly bloody Mexican slasher that Trash-Mex will be screening at The Frida Cinema on October 27th at 7:30PM.

Tickets for the screening are now for sale: https://thefridacinema.org/movies/hells-trap-presented-by-trash-mex/

This episode is sponsored by The Fold Line Poster Co: https://www.fold-lines.com/

Recorded in Long Beach, CA.