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Still Up All Night

Still Up All Night

By: Travis Yates
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 The Still Up All Night podcast celebrates the films of USA's Up All Night series, which aired more than 900 episodes from 1988 to 1998, as well as modern B-movies. Follow us on Twitter @StillUpPodcast and on Facebook @StillUpPodcast.Travis Yates Art
Episodes
  • Episode 26: The Invisible Raptor

    Episode 26: The Invisible Raptor
    Jun 23 2025

    It's fitting that three unknown filmmakers caught lightning in a bottle with a B-movie that features an invisible villain. They pay homage to Steven Spielberg and other classic films from the past while creating an Inception-style moment of film history with Sean Astin! Travis and Rob break down the brilliance of this modern B-movie in Episode 26: The Invisible Raptor!

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    52 mins
  • Episode 25: Basket Case

    Episode 25: Basket Case
    Oct 30 2023

    It's a surprisingly deep debut for Grindhouse-obsessed director Frank Henenlotter, who pulls off a horror movie miracle with a micro-budget and an unknown cast. Travis and Rob discuss the sexual desires of the half-man/half-creature antagonist and the ethical dilemmas created when a deformed conjoined twin is forcibly removed from your person in Episode 25: Basket Case!
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    53 mins
  • Episode 24: The Return of Swamp Thing

    Episode 24: The Return of Swamp Thing
    Oct 2 2023

    What better way to wrap up the 1980s than with Heather Locklear's attempt to move from TV to movies? It's a messy narrative with the villain as the film's protagonist and the sequel to 1982's Swamp Thing looks a lot different than Wes Craven's original vision of the DC Comics superhero. Travis and Rob discuss how a former Bond villain saves the movie in Episode 24: The Return of Swamp Thing!
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    1 hr and 7 mins

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