Here is an update. Hopefully tonight I'll record the season premiere of Bloodbath Beyond Podcast. Today my voice is working and my cough has subsided.
I'm very excited to be able to finally get this discussion of Dario Argento's The Three Mothers trilogy done. Hopefully I never have a situation like this happen again. I was really concerned that I wouldn't get the episode done by the end of the month, which would have totally screwed up my podcast schedule.
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I am thoroughly disgusted with the treatment that Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein is getting from Netflix. The fact is that for the past 13 days this film has been out in theatres and Netflix has done nothing to promote it. They have released a few trailers on YouTube but no ads on TV. Also, Netflix only released the film to independent art house theatres and the first five days of release was only in New York and Boston, then at a mere three hundred theatres after. As a result Frankenstein only made 120,000 domestically. The reason is that amount of release was the minimum for Academy Award inclusion. Unfortunately, that minimum denies best picture and all actor awards nominations. So, after all his 10 years of preparation and craftsmanship Guillermo del Toro and his cast are being screwed. As well, the audience has been denied the chance to see this masterpiece the way Del Toro created it to be seen. This is a disgrace. Netflix is a bunch of assholes.
Check out this film that tried to be a throwback to the Italian paranormal classics of the 80s...
http://horrorbobblog.blogspot.com/2025/11/conjuring-infer-o-aka-flesh-for-inferno.html?m=1
