Ep 10. Demons

The Last Drive-in With Joe Bob Briggs season 1 episode 10 is titled "Demons". In this episode, Joe Bob Briggs is back to host two iconic horror movies that make any horror fan's blood run cold. The first movie is the legendary Demons, a cult classic Italian horror movie from 1985. This film is directed by the iconic director Lamberto Bava, and produced by the legendary horror director Dario Argento. The movie is set in a Berlin cinema where a group of people gets trapped after a mysterious demon possesses one of the patrons. The situation quickly spirals out of control, with the demon's rage and violence spreading throughout the theater, causing chaos and terror to break out.

Joe Bob Briggs provides commentary throughout the film, offering the audience his unique insight into the world of horror and storytelling. He provides insight into the making of the film and the cultural context that made it such a cult classic. He also discusses the themes and motifs that make the movie such a memorable experience for horror fans.

After Demons is finished, Joe Bob switches gears to the second movie of the night, a lesser-known horror movie called House of the Long Shadows. This 1983 film features the likes of Vincent Price, Christopher Lee, Peter Cushing, and John Carradine, four of the most iconic horror actors of the 20th century. The movie follows the story of a writer named Kenneth Magee, played by Desi Arnaz Jr., who is challenged to spend a night in a haunted house. When Magee arrives, he finds that three other eccentric characters are also occupying the house, each harboring a dark secret.

Joe Bob provides commentary and background information on this film as well, discussing the unique stories behind all the actors involved and the artistry of the director, Pete Walker. He also shares his personal thoughts and insights on the plot and themes of the movie, which he argues has a unique and subtle social commentary woven into its narrative.

Throughout the episode, Joe Bob Briggs keeps the audience entertained and engaged with his witty remarks, knowledge, and humor. He shares personal anecdotes and tidbits of information that only a true horror aficionado knows. His commentary is a welcomed addition to the movie-watching experience, as it enhances the audience's understanding and appreciation of the film, while also adding a sense of fun and camaraderie.

Overall, episode 10 of The Last Drive-in With Joe Bob Briggs, "Demons" is a must-watch for any horror movie fan. Whether you're a seasoned horror movie buff or new to the genre, Joe Bob's insights and humor will make for a memorable and entertaining viewing experience.