1000 Wives of Weird

Billy talks about his favorite actor, Peter Cushing. Brad talks about the penis bone most mammals have, the baculum.

Extry! Extry! it's an extry long episode. The boys go 'boing as they discuss the forgotten Robert Aldrich film "Emperor of the North."

Billy's back! All it took was the allure of Vincent Price. This week, the Trouble Brothers talked about the Shakespeare-themed serial killer camp thriller Theatre of Blood.

What do you get when you cross Buddy Holly with a samurai and put him in a post-apocalyptic wasteland? Well, you get this. Also, Albert from the Suspiria episode shows up.

Gary Busey in the walls! This episode, Ian and Brad watch the '80s baddie "Hider in the House" where Gary Busey, uh. . .hides. . .in  a house.

We're back! Like Paul Newman! And the show is new and improved with both Brad and Ian in the studio!This week, they talk about Tarsem Singh's first feature: The Cell.

Finally, this classic episode is available like you've never heard it before: audibly!In this episode, Billy and Brad watch 3 Dev Adam a Turkish movie about Captain America, a Mexican wrestler named Santo, and a criminal called The Spider. Also, Marvel legend Stan Lee stops by to shout.Warning: It might get loud.

Experience the classic second episode of 1000 Wives of Weird like you've never heard it before: audibly!The first three episode have always been very low volume. Now, with this expert new sound mix you can re-experience this episode.On this episode, Billy brings on one of his favorite Godzilla movies: Shin Godzilla. Brad finds out it's like kaiju jazz.

Experience the classic first episode of 1000 Wives of Weird like you've never heard it before: audibly!The first three episode have always been very low volume. Now, with this expert new sound mix you can re-experience this episode.In the inaugural episode of 1000 Wives of Weird, Brad and Billy discuss the Shadoe Stevens action-comedy Traxx.

It's been awhile, but here's an episode that is only two months late.To celebrate Brad's birthday, the guys talk about the beautiful 2006 movie The Fall by Tarsem Singh. It involves bandits, slaves, and Charles Darwin.They also remember the great Civil War hero General Colonel Piss Pants.