From Beyond (1986)

This week, The B-Movie Boys crank the Resonator to unsafe levels with From Beyond, Stuart Gordon’s gloriously goo-soaked adaptation of an H.P. Lovecraft short story that somehow turns seven pages into ninety minutes of body horror, neon lighting, and aggressively bad decisions. We break down the movie’s wettest moments, debate whether a giant science switch is more satisfying than a demolition plunger, and get unexpectedly fascinated by the production history that sent an American horror movie to Rome in the mid-80s. Along the way they discuss pineal glands, practical effects, Detective Bubba Brownlee, and why this might be one of the horniest cosmic horror movies ever made. The Schlockometer is deployed. Science gets weird. The goo keeps flowing. And everyone involved probably should have stopped turning that machine back on. Mentioned in this Episode: Blade Runner (1982) Dawn of the Dead (1978) Click (2006) The Fly (1986) Pink Flamingos (1972) Titanic (1997) Waterworld (1995) Avatar (2009) James Cameron Captain Planet Don Cheadle It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia Friends H. P. Lovecraft Rami Malek Charles Band Dino De Laurentiis Federico Fellini Christopher Reeve Emeril Lagasse Oscar Mayer Nathan's Famous Our Links: BMovieBoys.com Official Discord Patreon Facebook Instagram