Episode 345 · Film year 1986

TerrorVision (1986)

· 2h 42m

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Josh Hadley, Moe Porne
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TerrorVision (1986)
Episode 345 · The Projection Booth
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#Shocktober2017 continues with a look at the offbeat horror comedy TerrorVision (1986). Written and directed by Ted Nicolaou, the film centers on the Putterman Family who, while father Stan (Gerrit Graham) is installing a new satellite dish and accidentally receive a distant transmission of a horrific hungry monster which proceeds to feast on the family including wife Rachel (Mary Woronov), son Sherman (Chad Allen), grandpa (Bert Remsen), daughter Suzy (Diane Franklin), and her metal head boyfriend O.D. (Jon Gries).

Podcasters Moe Porne (opens in a new tab) (No Budget Nightmares (opens in a new tab)) and Josh Hadley (opens in a new tab) (Lost in the Static (opens in a new tab)) join Mike to discuss this classic of Charles Band (opens in a new tab)'s Empire empire.

Labels: Charles Band Diane Franklin Gerrit Graham Jon Gries Josh Hadley Mary Woronov Moe Porne No Budget Nightmares Ted Nicolaou

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