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Every once in a while, you stumble on a podcast episode that feels like a fever dream in the best possible way . And this week, that dream involved legendary filmmaker and composer John Carpenter sitting down with the one and only Billy Corgan — yes, the Smashing Pumpkins frontman and wrestling empresario. 🎶 When Horror Meets Rock Meets the Ring You’d expect John Carpenter to talk about Halloween , synth scores, and scaring the living daylights out of us. You’d expect Billy Corgan to dive into grunge, alternative rock, and the beauty of melancholic lyrics. But here they are, chatting like old friends about… wrestling. And it’s glorious. Because John Carpenter isn’t just a master of horror — he’s a lifelong wrestling fan. And Billy Corgan isn’t just a rockstar — he owns a wrestling promotion, the NWA. Together, they’re like two kids in a candy store, swapping stories about the wild, weird world of the squared circle. 🤼 The Heart of the Conversation: “Stay Open‑Minded” What made this ...

Ah, Ted V. Mikels—if you haven’t heard the name, then clearly you’ve never dabbled in the delightful world of B-movies where the budget is low, but the entertainment value is sky-high. Mikels is the kind of director who makes you question everything: “What am I watching?” “Is that a tinfoil spaceship?” and “Why can’t I stop watching this?” He’s the master of cult classics, where logic takes a backseat and pure, unfiltered creativity drives the bus—often right off a cliff.  But enough chit-chat. The internet has spoken, and I’m here to guide you through the top ten Ted V. Mikels films, as curated by the vast (and often bizarre) collective consciousness that is the World Wide Web. So grab your popcorn, suspend your disbelief, and let’s dive into the wild, weird, and wondrous world of Ted V. Mikels. ### 10. *The Corpse Grinders* (1971) Starting off our countdown is a film that truly epitomizes “It’s so bad, it’s good.” *The Corpse Grinders* revolves around a cat food company that dec...