SLEAZOIDS

Sleazoids kicks off its "Sleazoids the 13th" Spooktober series by reviewing the original 1980 Friday the 13th.

This episode discusses a documentary featuring non-professional actors, including civil rights activists and draft dodgers, who improvise their own beliefs during a fictionalized desert trial.

Hosts Josh Lewis and Jamie Miller recap their experience at the Toronto International Film Festival, discussing the unique challenges of watching multiple films in rapid succession.

This episode of SLEAZOIDS analyzes the 1960s cult film *The Squeaker*, praising its low-budget craftsmanship and campy, witty pulp dialogue.

Sleazoids hosts Josh Lewis and Jamie Miller welcome returning guest Esther Rosenfeld to discuss the "Bride of" film subgenre.

The hosts analyze the film’s emotional core, focusing on the fractured family dynamics and the father’s flawed attempts at connection amidst the chaos.

The hosts analyze a Japanese 70s exploitation film sequel, focusing on Miko Kaji’s character who crafts a shiv during solitary confinement to attack the abusive warden.

Hosts are joined by returning guest Jason Buford to discuss a double feature of Spike Lee’s *Do the Right Thing* and *25th Hour*, celebrating New York City’s culture.

This episode analyzes Akira Kurosawa’s film Seven Samurai, focusing on the villagers’ despair and their decision to hire warriors for protection.

Hosts Josh Lewis and Jamie Miller are joined by Vinegar Syndrome’s Justin LaLiberte to discuss a double feature of New York-set films about Vietnam…