The Manson Brothers join us on this special Arrow In The Head Show episode, where we head into the post-apocalyptic future and discuss the Albert Pyun-directed JCVD starring, Cyborg!
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Is This The Best Scene From The Terminator?
Today we dissect one of the most incredible scenes in action history. Join us as we dive into the club scene (Tech Noir) from the one and only, The Terminator.
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Wes Craven's Scream 4: The Best or Worse Sequel?
With the release of Scream 6, we decided the best course of action is tackling Wes Craven's last movie, Scream 4. But does it hold up, or is it an overlit hot mess? Grab your drink and make it a double because today, on the Arrow In The Head Show, we dive knife first into Scream 4 with guest Tyler Nichols.
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Jaws The Revenge With Michael Caine - How Bad Is it?
It must be winter in March because we are heading to the Bahamas and tackling the fourth entry in the Jaws series. Grab your Hawaiian shirt, make yourself an island cocktail, and practice your best Michael Caine impression because this episode may take a bit of courage. Remember to tip your waitresses because this is Jaws: The Revenge!
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Psycho 3: A Sleazy Sequel Done Right
They say, "Lightning never strikes the same place twice." After the twenty-three-year wait for a sequel, Psycho II ended up being a surprise hit that has gained enormous respect over the years, but what chance did a third entry have? Could the same hail mary pass be repeated? Could luck, like lightning, strike the same place twice? Grab your drink of choice and join us as we delve into the underappreciated sleaziness of Psycho III.
After many years behind the scenes, we've decided to take our sarcastic, booze-influenced style into the video age with The Arrow In The Head Show! Hosted by John Fallon, aka The Arrow and Lance Vlcek, we will dig into not only the newest horror flicks hitting the big and small screens but also delve into the good, bad, and ugly of horror from the golden ages of the '80s through the underrated 90s and maybe a bit beyond.
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