In Season 2 of Show Me Something Wrong, we're focusing on rip offs, unofficial sequels, and wrong adaptations!

In this episode, Guy shows Dave BLOODY MUSCLE BODY BUILDER FROM HELL, perhaps better known as THE JAPANESE EVIL DEAD. It's from 1995 (kind of), directed by and starring musclebound hunk Shinichi Fukazawa. This film is a true work of love, and its incredibly drawn out making of is a testament to Fukazawa's endurance and dedication. One of our more heartwarming episodes!

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In Season 2 of Show Me Something Wrong, we're focusing on rip offs, unofficial sequels, and wrong adaptations!

In this episode, Dave shows Guy LADY TERMINATOR from 1988 — Indonesia's take on THE TERMINATOR with added lasers, black magic, eels, ripped off willies, madcap effects work, and lengthy musical tangents. This is a wildly entertaining film... and the tales behind its creation are equally wild!

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We're finally back! In Season 2 of Show Me Something Wrong, we're focusing on rip offs, unofficial sequels and wrong adaptations.

In this episode, Guy shows Dave HOMOTI from 1987 — a film that lies somewhere between Turkish soap opera and a (maybe?) progressive LGBTQ+ rendition of E.T. THE EXTRA TERRESTRIAL. Regardless of what genre you put it in, it is most certainly a goddamn nightmare as its titular alien, Homoti, shoves his paper mache fingers into mouths and eyeballs and struggles to walk with his distressingly huge butt flopping about. This is a rough one, guys...

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We're finally letting you know why we took a break from the podcast—we made a movie! (To be fair, if you follow our socials, that's old news.) In this mini-episode, we discuss the production of our found footage mockumentary: THE UNSOLVED LOVE HOTEL MURDER CASE INCIDENT. A film starring Guy and Dave, shot in Japan, in an abandoned love hotel! It was a wild fast-paced shoot that genuinely left us terrified. We also discuss the future of Show Me Something Wrong!

The film is currently up for pre-sale on Indiegogo!

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In case you didn't listen to the last episode... don't worry. We're not gone. We're just having a little rest. We'll be back with more nonsense soon.

In the meantime, please throw us a cheeky rating and review on Apple Podcasts and Spotify!

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It's our 50th episode, and, to celebrate this milestone, we're discussing the two movies that inspired this podcast: DOOR and SABAKU!

When we first started this podcast, Banmei Takahashi's DOOR was a brutally underseen, almost forgotten film. Now, thanks to Third Window Films, it has had a second life! Guy unpacks the story of its production company and his own introduction to the film.

We then take a hard violent turn with SABAKU, a vicious queer pinku from the early 2000s. This film has always been shrouded in mystery. Dave digs deep into secrets, focusing on its oddly named director, "Casino", and its connection to podcast favourite, Hisaysu Sato.

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Our 50th episode is coming up soon, so we thought we'd take some questions from you all! In this mini, we talk about everything from our favourite death scenes in movies to the war of convenience stores in Japan. Enjoy and see you in a week for number fifty!

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Dave shows Guy TALK TO ME, DICKY! from 1992, written and directed by its star Alfred Cheung, a very familiar face to those who enjoy 90s Hong Kong cinema. This film has one of the most jaw-dropping narratives of anything we've covered. Just look at this plot synopsis:

"A policeman learns to talk to his penis (which can talk to other men’s penises) and his penis helps him investigate a rape case."

And yet, despite the wild levels of silliness, we somehow go to some very dark places in this episode, from Hong Kong-Mainland relations to post-Tiananmen Square trauma.

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