# Mary Woronov
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mary woronov (born December 8, 1943) is an American actress, published author and figurative painter. She is primarily known as a "cult star" because of her work with Andy Warhol and her roles in Roger Corman's cult films. Woronov has appeared in over 80 movies and on stage at Lincoln Center and off-Broadway productions as well as numerous times in mainstream American TV series, such as Charlie's Angels and Knight Rider.
Episode 17 - One in the Pink and One in the Stink
Episode 17 of the podcast focuses on 1986's Terrorvision and 1991's Shock'em Dead. These two films do not fit the traditional mold of a "good film" but they each hold their own charms. Terrorvision stars the excellent Gerrit Graham and Mary Woronov who turn in fantastic performances as hapless swin…
Ep 243 The House of the Devil
We’re heading back to 2009 (or is it 1983?) for Ti West’s “The House of the Devil”.
A film which gives us the do’s and don’t’s of babysitting: DO bring a friend along to ensure the employers aren’t weirdos, DON’T then ignore that friend who has spotted every red flag in the situation; DO order pizz…
Episode 321 – Bartel Me Something Good – Chopping Mall (1986) & The Living End (1992)
On this free-wheeling episode of BARTEL ME SOMETHING GOOD we're doubling up with two films featuring notable Paul Bartel ACTING performances. Uh.. kinda. We start with the cult-classic killer robots in a mall horror film CHOPPING MALL, directed by Jim Wynorski. With an all-star cast including Kelli…
TerrorVision (w/Seth Blackwell)
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This week, the guys are joined by super Patron Seth Blackwell to discuss the bizarre horror-comedy TerrorVision. They also talk about the great theme song, this house being such a dangerous environment for children, Heineken product placement, the disgusting production design of …
The House of the Devil (2009) Ti West's Homage to "Satanic Panic" of the 80s | Justin's Picks
The 80s were an era where parents lost control of what their kids could consume. They blamed the music industry, role playing games, and more for turning their kids toward devil worship, or worse. "Satanic Panic" and babysitter urban legends are two of the concepts Ti West taps into with, The House…
Angela vs House of the Devil
In this episode we start off with some brief movie news and then we rank our TOP 10 HORROR/THILLER movies. Then we review this episodes movies based off of our selections based off of he ping pong balls:
Angela (1977) starring Sophia Loren, Steve Railsback, John Huston, and John Vernon.
House of th…
Tread Perilously -- Sledge Hammer!: The Spa Who Loved Me
Tread Perilously's summer Patreon request month continues with an episode of Sledge Hammer! called "The Spa Who Loved Me."
Hammer includes himself in the case of a missing nuclear warhead. The trail leads to a downtown fitness center run by the queen of workout tapes, Jill Taylor. His tour of the …
TerrorVision (1986)
The Puttermans wanted better television reception. Instead, The Blind Rage Podcast finds them receiving a man-eating alien in TERRORVISION (1986), Ted Nicolaou's wonderfully tacky collision of monster horror with science fiction lunacy.
A botched extraterrestrial disposal operation sends a mutated…
BVTLD Presents: 31 Days Of Night Of The Living Dead Cameos 2026 Day 18 - The House Of The Devil (2009)
Welcome to day 18 of the 2026 edition of 31 Days Of Night Of The Living Dead Cameos. This is a daily Halloween event podcast mini-series where Bede Vs. The Living Dead host Bede Jermyn reviews a film that the original 1968 horror classic Night Of The Living Dead makes a cameo appearance in either a…
Eating Raoul (1982): Paul Bartel’s Cult Film
This week on The 80s Movie Podcast, host Edward Havens explores Paul Bartel’s 1982 cult film Eating Raoul.
Paul and Mary Bland dream of opening a restaurant. But their plan to pay for it turns to murder.
First, we trace Bartel’s early fascination with movies and animation, from his time at UPA th…
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