Bindtorturekast

Hey guys.  For this one, we are reviewing the new Gareth Evans film, “Apostle”.  It’s not a Raid sequel and it just hit Netflix.  It looked too be a real departure for this insanely talented guy so join us as we talk about this amazing film, and be sure to check it out on Netflix before we spoil the shit out of it for ya. Music On This Episode (in order of appearance); “Hybrid Stigmata-The Apostasy”-Dimmu Borgir “Apostasis”-Blut aus Nord

Hey everyone and welcome to a very short-notice kinda episode of BTK. For this one, we moved things around a bit so we could squeeze in a review of the surprise release of the new Timo Tjahanto film, “The Night Comes For Us”. Last I heard, this damn thing was going to be a comic book, and now, we have been graced with a feature from one of my favorite directors working today. Oh, and it stars a bunch of people from “The Raid” movies which is never a bad thing in any universe that has, does, or ever will exist. So yeah, we are excited and you should be too! Music On This Episode (in order of appearance) “Night Vision”-Watain ”The Majesty Of The Night Sky”-Emperor

Greetings kids and welcome to a very special episode of BTK.  Its the one where we review and discuss this year's horror hit, and "this generation's 'The Exorcist'", "Hereditary'.  Did ya see it?  Did ya like it?  Well, we did and we gunna get all talkie with it.  Seriously, what a cool film and hopefully you guys dig our discussion on it.   Music On This Episode (in order of appearance); "The Child Must Die"-Watain "We Are The Next 1000 Years"-Behemoth

Hey everyone, and thanks for checking out episode 224 of BTK.  For this one, we are reviewing the first collection of Neill Blomkamp's short films; "Oats Studios: Volume One".  These began hitting the internet for free some time ago, and are just so fucking cool.  Coupled with Luke and my love of short films, and my sparkling new blu ray of these movies, I figured it was time for us to weigh in.  These are some amazing movies so watch them all, and enjoy our discussion of them, everyone. Music On This Episode (in order of appearance); "Oats, Peas, Beans & Barley"-Punky Brüster/Devin Townsend "Abyssal Mouth"-Humanity's Last Breath

Greetings, puny humans, and welcome to episode 223 of BTK.  We are checking out the recent-fish film "Upgrade" for this one.  While it is directed by Leigh Whannell, it is more of a dark sci-fi film.  With crazy violence.  And gore.  Oh boy is there some gore here.  Anyway, its a fun watch and good pallet cleanser after "Trauma', so why the fuck not? Music On This Episode (in order of appearance); "Protomech"-Fear Factory "Autonomous Combat System"-Fear Factory

Hey gang, and welcome to episode 222 of BTK.  For this one, we are reviewing the new, Chilean film, released by Artsploitation Films, "Trauma".  This one had a great trailer, promises to be good, rapper, unnecessarily violent fun.  The EXACT kind of fun we like to have on this show.  Enjoy the episode kids! Music On This Episode (in order of appearance); "Day 12: Trauma"-Ayreon "Emerging From Her Weepings"-Naglfar

Hello everyone and welcome to the spookiest, 219th episode of BTK you ever did hear.  Its a little early (unless you are catching it in November of 2018 or after...in which case its late), but we are doing a Halloween episode, with our reviews of the recently-released "Hellhouse LLC II: The Abaddon Hotel".  It was only one year ago that we reviewed the first film, which, against every possible odd, I absolutely loved.  Well, they went ahead and did a sequel, so here we are again, talking all things Hellhouse!.  Have a fantastic Halloween everyone, and enjoy the episode. Music On This Episode (in order of appearance); “Haunted House”-Alien Sex Fiend “House Of Worship”-Serpentine Path

Hello there, and thanks for bothering with BTK, episode 218.  I am beyond excited for this one, as we are reviewing the recent french horror film, "Revenge".  This one came out while we were doing whatever we were doing, and we missed it right when it came out.  Seeing as its available on numerous platforms for all to see now, we decided (and by "we", I mean "I ") to give it a review.  Its about damn time!  Thanks for listening and we hope you guys have fun with this one. Music On This Episode (in order of appearance);   “The Horrid Strife”-Anaal Nathrakh “Rape Song"-Strapping Young Lad

Hey kids, and welcome to episode 217 of BTK.  We are journeying into the world of Panos Cosmotos with our reviews of his highly anticipated follow-up to "Beyond The Black Rainbow", "Mandy".  Two movies starring Nick Cage reviewed by BTK in the same year?  Madness... Anyway, we love BTBR, so hopefully "Mandy" delivered some more awesomeness from this truly exceptions director and you guys have a good time with this episode. Music On This Episode (in order of appearance); “Forging The Beast”- Jóhann Jóhannsson “Temple”- Jóhann Jóhannsson  

Hey everyone, and welcome to Episode 216 of BTK.  This is another Awful Mystery Show Of DOOM, but if you have been paying attention, you already know what film we are covering. If you have not been paying attention, well, I cannot really blame you. You have other things on your plate. Speaking of, thanks for coming back after a small break and spending some time with us. I don't like having to take breaks, but thats how life gets sometimes.  I promise, we aren't going the way of those OTHER shows that put out an episode every 3 months and call it a "schedule". Nope, we are here to stay (untilthenextbreak). Music On This Episode (in order of appearance); “Sacrifice”-Front 242 “Total Self-Hatred”-Totalselfhatred  

Hey everyone, and welcome to a very special episode of BTK.  What makes our 215th episode so special, you ask?  Well, that's easy; its the one where we review "Summer of '84", which is the follow up to those three directors' (who's names I cannot pronounce) last film, "Turbo Kid".  We are pretty big fans of "Turbo Kid" around here, and hopefully this ends up being another great film from these talented folks.  Thanks for tuning in and enjoy the episode! Music On This Episode (in order of appearance); “Summer Of ‘84”-Le Matos “Cold Summer” (feat. Computer Magic)-Le Matos

Hey kids, and thanks for tuning back into BTK.  For this one, Luke and I are back are for a brand new episode in the famed Mystery Show Of DOOM series.  To say more would take away a bit of that mystery, but we hope you enjoy this one.  Hint: its NOT a new Lucifer Valentine film.  There, I tried to help. Music On This Episode (in order of appearance); “Infernus”-Hate Eternal “The Dying Flame Of Existence”-Naglfar

Greetings kids, and welcome to the 214th episode of BTK.  We are checking out the recent underground film "Who's Watching Oliver" on this one, and hopefully managing to get a decent review and discussion out of it.  Not sure as I am typing these notes up 2 weeks before we do the show.  Maybe 2/3rds of us hated it.  Well, that will suck.  Sorry in advance for a terrible show, everyone. Music On This Episode (in order of appearance); "Bleak"-Opeth "Dirty Hole"-VAST

Hello one and all, and thanks for checking out this, the 212th Episode of BTK.  We are covering "Combat Shock" for this one, which is a movie that we somehow have never discussed or covered on the show, so now we have.  And you can listen to it.  Right now.  Or, like me, realize you have subscribed to too many podcasts, and they just keep showing up in your feed and end up simply deleting it because listening to it will take time away from crying and cutting yourself.  That's fine, as well. Music On This Episode (in order of appearance)' "Forward!"-Anaal Nathrakh "Thoughts Of A Soldier"-Funker Vogt

Hello, you wonderful little motherfuckers and welcome to the 211th episode of BindTortureKast.  We are reviewing Mickey Keating's most recent film, "Psychopaths" for this one.  Though we are late getting to our reviews of the newest film from one of horror's greatest new directors, we hope you will forgive us and enjoy it anyway.  Thanks for bothering with us and enjoy the episode.   Music on this episode (in order of appearance); "Compulsive Psychosis"-Hypocrisy "Possessions"-Strapping Young Lad

Hey everyone, and thanks for checking out episode 210 of BTK.  We are reviewing the new film from Pascal Laugier, "Incident In A Ghostland" for this one, so that should be all the incentive you need to look forward to some succulent little reviews from us, your weary fellow horror fans.  Hope you guys have a good time with this one.  If not, well, I don't know what the hell to tell ya.  Sorry? Music on this episode (in order of appearance); "Ghostman"-Skinny Puppy "The Incident"-Porcupine Tree

Hey there and thanks for checking out the 209th episode of BTK.  Another film we never got to cover due to me taking time off from the show thanks to a psychotic break was "Mom and Dad".  Man, did I    have a good time with this one!  Kids getting murdered?  By their parents?  One of whom is Nick goddamned Cage?  Oh man, this was a fun one! Music On This Episode (in order of appearance); “Home Nucleonics”-Strapping Young Lad “No More Love”-God Lives Underwater

Hello everyone and welcome to another slab of BTK goodness.  For our 208th episode, dig into the newest film from Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead, "The Endless".  We've seen some very interesting stuff from these two writers/directors/actors, so hopefully all three members of the Kast dug this one.  Thanks for listening, ya kooks. Music On This Episode (in order of appearance); “The Formless Sphere (Beyond The Reason)”-Blut aus Nord “Moya”-The Southern Death Cult

Greetings, you perverted bastards.  For the 207th episode of BindTortureKast, we are checking out a little film I'd been anticipating, then forgot about, then stumbled upon earlier this year, "Tonight She Comes".   Yep. it is called "Tonight She Comes". Ok, get it out of your system, children.  I'll wait.   Actually, it is kinda funny, tee-hee.   Anyhoo, I was quite surprised by how smart this film ended up being, and it satisfied the nudity and gore quota, too.  Will Steve and Luke think its as smart as I do, or am I just insane?  Listen in and you will have your answer.  Actually, let me preemptively say that I'm right about this, and damn Steve and Luke straight to hell if they disagree.  I love being the show host; I get to have the first and last word.  Power is fun.   Music On This Episode (in order of appearance);   “Purple Wings”-Screamerclauz “Beliar”-GosT

'Allo-'allo, and welcome to the 206th episode of BTK.  For this very special episode, we are covering "Threads".  Specifically, the recent Severin Films re-release of "Threads" (which is the only reason I    even knew of this film's existence.  I've said it before; I'm not that great...).  Anyway, I dug this one, so hopefully the rest of the BTK family did, as well.  As always, thanks for listening and for all of the heaping amounts of money you give us through any one of our 15 different crowd-funding platforms.  You guys sure are great at giving us your money.   Music On This Episode (in order of appearance); "Man From C&A"-Anaal Nathrakh “Pure War”-Funker Vogt