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Planet of the Vampires

Planet of the Vampires

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Oct 19, 2026

Joe McCormickHOST
6:44
Hmm.
Robert LambHOST
6:44
Because I, when I think of Bava, I think of his, you know, those, those bright Technicolor, Technicolor p- pictures, the phantasmagorical color schemes of, like, Planet of the Vampires-
Joe McCormickHOST
6:55
Mm
Robert LambHOST
6:55
... or Blood and Black Lace.
Rob LambHOST
7:04
Because I...
Rob LambHOST
7:06
When I think of Bava, I think of his, you know, those, those bright Technicolor, Technicolor pi- pictures, the phantasmagorical color schemes of, like, Planet of the Vampires-
Joe McCormickHOST
7:15
Mm
Rob LambHOST
7:15
... or Blood and Black Lace.
Chris ScalzoHOST
23:39
You get a brand new 4K registration on that, a 30th anniversary conversation with Stiller and Matthew Broderick, some deleted and extended scenes, gag reel, and more.
Chris ScalzoHOST
23:49
And then Radiance is also putting out Planet of the Vampires, Mario Bava's classic sci-fi horror film, getting a 4K release from Radiance.
Chris ScalzoHOST
23:57
I have their Blu-ray.
Chris ScalzoHOST
23:58
Looks great.
Jeremy RuskHOST
11:04
What's his name? Dan O'Bannon.
Jeremy RuskHOST
11:05
When he wrote the original script of Alien, he wholesale just took It! The Terror from Beyond Space, and then Planet of the Vampires, and mashed them together.
Jeremy RuskHOST
11:14
Uh, so it is, like, the other piece of the Alien puzzle, and you watch it, and you're like, "Wow, there's just chunks of Alien are this movie."
Brandi Jo PlanbeckHOST
11:21
Okay.
Gregory CrosbyGUEST
58:13
Well
Bill MulliganHOST
58:13
... a whole Planet of the Vampires out of a bunch of cardboard, you know, sheets.
Jeff MooreHOST
58:18
When he takes the, uh-
Gregory CrosbyGUEST
58:19
Planet of the Vampires
Jeff MooreHOST
58:20
...
Jeff MooreHOST
58:20
when Blade takes the knife out of her neck, and I, I forget which one it was, it's shot kind of above, like in line with his forearm.

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Jeff MooreHOST
64:14
One, one of my favorites-
Bill MulliganHOST
64:15
You know
Simon FosterGUEST
4:31
films this year.
Simon FosterGUEST
4:33
Can you give us an insight? The one that I went after, and I've been trying to program since I saw it in 2016 at the Cannes Film Festival, there's a 2K restoration that's been doing the rounds of Mario Bava's Planet of the Vampires.
Simon FosterGUEST
4:48
It is a stunning work.
Simon FosterGUEST
4:49
Those of you who know Bava know that he... generally works in the world of horror, specifically Italian giallo horror.
Simon FosterGUEST
6:34
We're screening that with an interview with Professor Lorenzo Bonaduce, who is one of Europe's leading science fiction academics.
Simon FosterGUEST
6:41
And that's going to be a great afternoon of cinema.
Simon FosterGUEST
6:43
So we're going to go from one o'clock on Saturday, the Saturn against the Earth, straight into Planet of the Vampires.
speaker_0HOST
6:48
Well, you've got a lot happening on Saturday as well because there's also Jason X.
Simon FosterGUEST
6:43
Yes.
Simon FosterGUEST
6:43
The one that I went after, and I've been trying to program since I saw it in 2016 at the Cannes Film Festival, there's a 2K restoration that's been doing the rounds of Mario Bava's Planet of the Vampires.
Simon FosterGUEST
6:57
It is a stunning work.
Simon FosterGUEST
6:58
Those of you who know Bava know that he generally works in the world of horror, specifically Italian giallo horror, and he only ever made this one science fiction film, which was kind of discarded at the time and considered a bit of a B movie and a drive-in film when it went to America eventually.
Simon FosterGUEST
8:09
This sort of animated work that's been, um, produced in line with the, the comic's 90th anniversary is just stunning to look at.
Simon FosterGUEST
8:16
We're screening that with an interview with Professor Lorenzo Benedusi, who is one of the, Europe's leading science fiction, uh, academics, and that's gonna be a great afternoon of cinema.
Simon FosterGUEST
8:25
So we're gonna go from 1:00 on Saturday for Saturn Against the Earth straight into Planet of the Vampires.
Evan ShapiroHOST
8:30
Well, you've got a lot happening on Saturday as well because [laughs] there's also Jason X.
GavinHOST
24:47
... giallo, he made a lot of horror movies, and he's very famous.
GavinHOST
24:50
Planet of the Vampires is a...
GavinHOST
24:51
If you've never seen Planet of the Vampires, I highly recommend it.
GavinHOST
24:54
It's basically what Alien is based on.
GavinHOST
24:57
It's, uh...
RockyHOST
28:47
It was somewhere weird late at night it came on, and I just kind of wanted to review it again because it's been, you know, 40-some-odd years.
RockyHOST
28:56
But it's Planet of the Vampires.
RockyHOST
28:59
Awesome.
RockyHOST
29:00
Yeah.
RockyHOST
32:43
I know, I'm joking.
RockyHOST
32:45
I know what a pain in the ass that is when it happens.
WolfieHOST
32:48
By the way, Gino Maranuzzi Jr. did the score for Planet of the Vampires.
WolfieHOST
32:55
I don't know if that name's familiar to you, Morris.
BrianHOST
62:59
... kind of fun.
BrianHOST
63:00
Uh, Planet of the Vampires is a, is a Radient release.
BrianHOST
63:03
That's the only reason it was on my radar.
BrianHOST
63:05
But it is directed by Mario Bava, who I think I've watched a few of, uh-
NathanHOST
63:09
Oh
BrianHOST
63:09
... his Italian gi- uh, giallo films when I was going through my giallo phase years, years ago, and kind of got burnt out on.
BrianHOST
63:17
And so Planet of the Vampires was like, "Oh, I'm just seeing some of the artwork," and I'm like, "This looks kind of sci-fi-ish," where maybe they actually travel to a planet full of vampires.
BrianHOST
63:27
And it's like, I mean, what better mashup of genres than horror and sci-fi? Uh, after that we have a movie called Thirst, and I think this is another Indicator release, uh, directed by Rod Hardy.

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