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S2E20 - Enter the Asylum - Titanic 666 (2022)

November 13, 2025

We’ve already covered Titanic 2 on the podcast and it was one of the worst things I’ve ever seen in my life so my expectations for Titanic 666 were rock bottom. Technically Titanic 2 2 being a sequel to Titanic 2 which is not itself actually a sequel to Titanic but if I think about it too long my head starts to hurt. Titanic 666 stars Jamie Bamber and Keesha Sharp and was directed by solid journeyman Nick Lyons. It was made for Tubi which is where streaming dreams go to die.

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In podcast Tags jamie bamber, david michael latt, david ramawi, nick lyon, keesha sharp, mockbuster, low budget, horror, titanic, ghost ship, zombies, supernatural, lydia hearst, titanic 2, james cameron, annalyn mccord, derek yates, lydia, joseph gatt, b-movie, z-movie, bad movies, films, cinema, direct to video
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S2E16 - Enter the Asylum - Abraham Lincoln Vs Zombies (2012)

September 18, 2025

Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter was a somewhat unsuccessful film but that’s never been a barrier to The Asylum trying to cash in on someone else’s marketing budget. In this case they simply replaced the vampires with zombies and the budget with the contents of Ra child’s dressing up box. They do at least have noted character actor Bill Oberst Jr playing the lead but will that be enough to redeem this film? Listen along to find out.

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In podcast Tags the asylum, david michael latt, David Michael Latt, david ramawi, bill oberst jr, mockbuster, b-movie, review, analysis, pop culture, z-movie, zombies, history, john wilkes booth, teddy roosevelt, pat garrett, richard schenkman, karl t hirsch, jason vail, jason hughley, hannah bryan, baby norman
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S2E3 - Enter The Asylum - Death Valley: The Revenge of Bloody Bill

May 29, 2025

Zombie movies. The finest art form known to humanity or only the second finest art form known to humanity? This is one of the questions that may or may not be answered as HJDoom takes on The Asylum’s first movie produced in house and a rare foray originality (insofar as a zombie movie in 2004 could be called original). It’s certainly very cheap but is it also rubbish? Listen along to find out.

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In podcast Tags the asylum, bloody bill, william t anderson, byron werner, Jeremy Bouvet, Chelsea Jean, Denise Boutte, Gregory Bastien, David Michael Latt, zombies, cannibalism, American Civil War, horror, gore, weird, retro, pop culture, review
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