Damian's Dreadfuls

- Season 2

(2020)

Home repairs to Castle Donovan prove to be a real nightmare for Lord Damian MacDonovan as he fittingly presents Nightmare Castle, starring Barbara Steele.

Lord Damian experiences a bit of déjà vu while presenting and discussing Revolt of the Zombies, the official theme-only sequel to Season 1's film White Zombie.

Lord Damian tries his hand - and audio equipment at some ASMR while presenting Roger Corman's 1963 film Dementia 13.

To celebrate International Talk Like a Pirate Day, Lord Damian and Pickpocket Pete round up some friend for a pirate themed party while presenting 1945's Captain Kidd, starring Charles Laughton and Randolph Scott.

While experimenting on his cat Loki, Lord Damian celebrates the birthday of legendary Dracula actor Bela Lugosi while presenting his starring role in The Devil Bat.

Lord Damian and Pickpocket Pete attempt to haunt a local public park by burying a friend while presenting The Corpse Vanishes. Unfortunately, the park is also being used by a local theater group for a cabaret.

Lord Damian welcomes his friends and hosts of Cinema Sanitarium's Film Asylum podcast Collin Peters and John Reshetar to celebrate Halloween with a riffing of Nosferatu, F. W. Murnau's unauthorized version of Dracula.

Lord Damian wakes after sleeping through much of the pandemic to present the boring and confusing Grave of the Vampire, starring William Smith and Michael Pataki.

Lord Damian resorts to mundane means in order to repopulate the castle with bats while presenting 1933's The Vampire Bat, starring Lionel Atwill and Ray Wray.

Lord Damian and Pickpocket Pete prepare for a confrontation with an extraterrestrial threat while presenting Night of the Blood Beast, Roger Corman's rip off of The Thing from Another World.

Lord Damian and Pickpocket Pete return from their alien encounter a little worse for wear and treat themselves to a spa day to recover while presenting 1967's They Came from Beyond Space.

Lord Damian takes time to re-imbue his fabled magical sword with otherworldly power while presenting the 1962 Bert I. Gordon film The Magic Sword. Starring Basil Rathbone, Estelle Winwood, and Gary Lockwood.

Lord Damian and Pickpocket Pete summon the Mistress Meredith, a friendly half-demon, to help them riff1968's version of the "documentary" HAXAN and discuss its inspirational material, the Malleus Maleficarum.