5195 Podcast

Brad & Jase discuss the possibility of extraterrestrial life in the universe and talk about some of the stranger things they've seen in the sky that they can’t explain.

In a follow-up to the sequels that better their originals, the fellas discuss sequels that just weren't necessary. Not necessarily BAD sequels, but "what's the point" level sequels to films that nailed it on the first try.

The fellas compare lists of sequels that they believe are better than the originals in what’s bound to be a controversial episode. Remember, “hate mail” can be directed towards Brad & Jase at [email protected]!

The fellas talk to James about his passion for film, the importance of art in our culture, working with indie director Gregg Araki, and how these experiences grew into a steady, eclectic career that spans decades and includes such hits as "Doom Generation" "Donnie Darko", "Independence Day" and "Go".

The fellas interview iconic composer Harry Manfredini & learn about his beginnings, classical music, teaching filmmakers along with future composers, his opinions on temp tracks, & the importance of "feeling" the music!

The fellas interview Del Howison, co-owner of the world-famous horror bookstore Dark Delicacies. Many know him from the horror scene, but did you know about his beginnings in Detroit industrial film, his stint as a hand model, or his tour of duty in the Army’s Public Information Office? Learn all this & more on this episode!

Brad & Jase lament the projects they began or planned that sadly never panned out for one reason or another. For example, Brad's "found footage" feature idea, Jase and his brother's "Saturday After Slaughter" review show, and an SOV horror film Jase and his friend Brian tried to get off the ground.

In this final half of Marty Recio’s interview, the guys talk about collecting and his growing presence on TikTok with 62,000 followers & over 1 million likes! Marty also discusses traveling to Salem during Halloween, finding famous graves, visiting the real “Conjuring” house, a terrifying health scare, & visits from beyond!

The fellas sit down with Marty Recio, a frequent volunteer for Creep I.E., and talk about his introductions into horror, collecting autographs, meeting celebs, friendly people, and that "Truffle Shuffle" tattoo.

The fellas take a look at some of their favorite "lesser-recognized" horror icons and side characters that are more deserving of recognition within the genre, hoping to shed some love on frightening or quirky performances that tend to be overlooked or forgotten about.

The fellas uncover the meaning of life, where 5195 is headed in 2024, and answer ALL of your questions in this VERY special Monday episode!!

Brad & Jase discuss the triumphant return of distributor label Anchor Bay Entertainment. They recall films the company released, exceptional bonus features they produced, along with the films Brad & Jase hunted down to purchase for their respective collections.

In this first in a recurring new series, the guys list the 13 "Halloween" films and rank them from "worst" to "best", discussing the franchise's strengths and weaknesses. There's bound to be some hot takes in here, but will they agree more often than not? What "Halloween" will come out triumphant on their lists? And will they ever be able to remember names?

In the conclusion of our 3-Part interview with Jonny Ramaglia, the fellas discuss the fallout after the closing of Red 11 Pictures, their sneaker shop, re-connecting with each other, their creativity, & an update on Jonny's future projects, featuring his music.

In this 2nd in the 3-Part interview with Jonny Ramaglia, he talks about hitting up a media school to get a certification, some hands-on experience with top-level audio equipment, & how he joined the Red 11 Production team & started filmmaking.

In this 1st of a 3-Part Interview, Jase returns to the studio as the fellas interview sound engineer & all-around renaissance artist Jonny Ramaglia, who talks about soaking up culture growing up all over the country, his days as a skateboarder, DJ, & eventually an artist.

The fellas wrap up their conversation about genres they'd like to visit more of, discuss travel stress, new industry standards for script length, and Brad tries a new writing method of "stopping when the momentum is good".

The fellas discuss the genres of film they wish they knew more about. Brad talks about the speedy success he's been having with InkTip and Jase discusses the hazards of writing while "disinterested".

Tina Simonian joins the fellas as they discuss the Creep I.E. convention from last weekend. They talk about the guests, including experiences with Dana DeLorenzo, Matthew Lillard and first-time guests Fabiana Formica and Jessica Rothe. They discuss collecting from Severin Films and Pallbearer Press and just how Creep I.E. has reinvigorated Brad's passion for conventions.

The fellas compare the movies they love that everyone hates. We're not talking guilty pleasures, either. These are films universally panned that they can't get enough of. Brad talks about hitting Creep I.E. con in Ontario this weekend (stop by and say hello booth 212 with Video Shock) and they discuss their recent media purchases.

Brad shifts his entire focus from filmmaking to screenwriting specifically, while Jase juggles two wildly different genres for his next projects. The fellas discuss proper screenwriting format and their most anticipated films of 2024.

The fellas discuss the last few movies they caught in theaters in 2023, & dive into some of Jase's scripts: one of which is his current project regarding "The Dark Web.” They discuss two versions of an old script that Brad analyses and references to, along with themes & differences that set it apart from typical stories.

The fellas catch up after the holidays and see what the other has been up to since their last hang before Halloween. They discuss self-care and letting go of toxic people, as well as their plans for future scripts and a hope to join the "Creepshow" family!

The fellas are joined by Producer Tina Simonian and Video Shock! proprietor Mike Kruger for a round-table sharing of creepy ghost encounters, the belief in the paranormal, and a cryptid story about the Cream Colored Man of the Mojave Desert.

The fellas discuss their strengths and weaknesses regarding screenwriting, have a brief discussion about remakes, and regale each other with encounters they had with the late Robert D'zar and Twisted Sister's Dee Snider.

The fellas discuss their holiday rituals with their families, the must-watch Christmas films they pop in every year, the specter of seasonal depression and the act of paying it forward. Stay tuned after the show for our first set of outtakes!

The fellas discuss some of the darker places they've gone mentally when writing and how it translates into work.

The fellas reminisce about the antiquated medium of music videos, their favorite and least favorite, and whether it was a detriment to the songs they were made for.

The fellas discuss some of the stranger things they've collected over the years. From the innocuous to the infamous, they talk about the things they've obtained that people often question.

An extension of Episode 23, the fellas pivot to the films they've collected that have become rarities, collector's items or lost forever, before discussing the potential financial gambles of trading physical media for streaming.

The fellas discuss collecting films and the "thrill of the hunt" from the old days of tracking down that perfect find, with Jase recalling his "last crusade" to find a lost Empire Picture. SPECIAL GUEST: The Fly

The fellas discuss their favorite soundtracks, the composers and artists behind them, and dissect how the music influences their own work and emotions.

After seeing Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny in June, the fellas look back at the legacy of Indiana Jones and the books, games, comics and rip-offs that celebrated "the man in the hat".

In this first in a new series, the fellas discuss terrifying moments from their childhoods while a fog bank sweeps through Murrieta. Cults, psychos and tree house ‘mags! Special Thanks to Midnight Syndicate for this episode's music. Be sure to check out their wide array of dark and symphonic soundtracks at MidnightSyndicate.com & of course, the platforms where you stream music, including Spotify!

The fellas discuss all things Halloween on this special holiday episode! The differences between east coast and west coast traditions, the dangers of trick or treating in the 80s, collecting Halloween decor, and most importantly, Elvira's "boobie-doobies"!

The fellas discuss the vendors, celebs and stories from Son of Monsterpalooza 2023 in Burbank!

The fellas discuss the artists they've met who've had the biggest influence in pivotal times of their lives.

The fellas interview proprietor and owner of City of Industry's "Videoshock" a horror vendor at Frank & Son's Collectible Show (Space 807) who stops in to chat about the art of collecting, reselling, and the financial pros and cons of being a horror collector/seller!

In addition to the usual show, this is an ongoing series in added to the regular episodes. Producer, actor, director, and overall "Jill of all Trades" our show runner and producer Tina gives us a peek behind the scenes of our show, how she got into the business, paranormal experiences, and her hopes for the future! NOTE: Episode was recorded prior to the WGA/SAG ActrFTRA strikes.

The fellas discuss cinematic pet peeves, how "needle drops" can ruin or boost a film, film-goer etiquette, and a rather "sticky" way to keep irritating theater-goers from sitting near you.

For their 13th Episode, the fellas discuss popular superstitions along with their origins, & personal superstitions they believe in, leading to stories about Native American folklore, ghost hunting & Ouija boards.

The fellas wage a debate about what physical media is superior, the pros and cons of restorations, and a plea to keep theaters from dying out.

The fellas discuss where inspiration come from, styles of writing, the use of "MacGuffins," "casting" your scripts, the pros and cons of film school, and the hilarious untold stories behind the "Maternal Instincts" shoot.

The guys discuss the films that "reignited" their interest in film when interest would wane, "comfort films, and experiences with filmmakers and the way that horror is perceived by audiences/critics. Brad discusses his encounter with George A. Romero and Jase recalls a "revenge film" from his Dad that backfired.

WARNING: This episode may contain themes and descriptions that some listeners may find disturbing, triggering, or extremely distressing. Listener discretion is strongly advised. Brad and Jase discuss Mondo Films, Shockumentaries, Shock Websites along with how gore in "real life" and actual murder videos has permeated the internet to a disturbing degree.

The fellas look back at the 80's era toys that they grew up with, the culture of collecting, and the toys they wish they could have gotten as kids. Make sure to check out 5195 Podcast's Social Media Pages for Exclusive Behind The Scenes Photos from this episode!

The fellas get nostalgic about their favorite decade: the 80's. The films, the music, the television shows, the MPAA ratings, the VHS tapes, and so-called "outdated societal norms."

The fellas talk about getting back into the film business, reclaiming excitement in their projects, considering the benefits of crowdfunding, and getting iconic composer Harry Manfredini on board to fast-track "The Vinyl Redemption".

After an ambitious shoot, seven years of productions, and a newly completed script by Jase on deck for a feature, Red 11 takes a turn for the worst and begins to dissolve, sending Brad and Jase into a creative spiral and a deep depression.

The fellas discuss asserting yourself in this business and recognizing your talents. Brad dives into the trials and tribulations behind the production of "Garlic & Gunpowder" and Jase realizes doing things "for the exposure" only takes you so far.