Dinoshark 9am
Mega Shark Vs. Crocosaurus 11am
Dinocroc Vs Supergator 1pm
Malibu Shark Attack 3pm
Lake Placid 2 5pm
Lake Placid 3 7pm
Sharktopus 11pm

You can check out trailers for each of these fun movies below…

Dinoshark 9am

You can checkout our Saturday B Movie Reel podcast discussion of Dinoshark here.

Mega Shark Vs. Crocosaurus 11am

You can checkout our Saturday B Movie Reel podcast discussion of Mega Shark Vs. Crocosaurus here.

Dinocroc Vs Supergator 1pm

Malibu Shark Attack 3pm

Lake Placid 2 5pm

Lake Placid 3 7pm

Sharktopus 11pm

You can checkout our Saturday B Movie Reel podcast discussion of Sharktopus here.

Here’s the description…

An offshore drilling accident triggers the release of a giant prehistoric shark. When marine biologist Kat Carmichael (Sarah Lieving) arrives she runs up against corporate front man, Roger Wade (John Schneider), who plots to disrupt her investigation. With the help of Skipper Chuck (Tim Abell) Kat finds a way to defeat the monster, which has evolved to a state where it can walk around on dry land and fly through the air!

You can support our podcast by purchasing Super Shark on DVD here.

Video trailer/preview below…

We have a Fans of Syfy Original Movies Facebook group if you want to discuss the Syfy movies and other fun scifi/fantasy B movies with fellow fans. We also have a Saturday B Movie Reel Facebook fan page if you want to keep up on all our activities.

You can also follow us on Twitter as @SatBMovieReel.

Courtesy of The Asylum

Here’s the description…

When a fleet of mysterious ships wage war against the Earth, only the crew of the USS Iowa, the last American battleship, can prevent global armageddon. Cast includes Mario Van Peebles and Carl Weathers. This is a production of The Asylum

Video trailer/preview below…

We’ll be discussing this movie on an upcoming episode of our Saturday B Movie Reel podcast.

We have a Fans of Syfy Original Movies Facebook group if you want to discuss the Syfy movies and other fun scifi/fantasy B movies with fellow fans. We also have a Saturday B Movie Reel Facebook fan page if you want to keep up on all our activities.

You can also follow us on Twitter as @SatBMovieReel.

One of the programming tracks that always has lots of great panels and events is the American Sci-fi and Fantasy Media track. For the past couple of years I’ve participated on panels covering the Syfy Original Movies including last year’s “A Little Cheeze With Your Syfy?”. You can find a recording of that panel here.

Kevin (l) and Joe (r) at 2011 Sharktopus screening

Last year was also the first year that the American Sci-fi and Fantasy Media track held a “Saturday Night Scifi Drive In Theater” event. They screened Sharktopus and Joe Crow from RevolutionSF.com and I did some MST3K (Mystery Science Theater 3000) inspired riffing during the movie. We had a standing room only crowd and a ton of fun was had by all in attendance!

For 2012 we have another fun movie planned and we are very excited to announce that we will be screening and riffing Mega Python vs Gatoroid which is a production of The Asylum. Along with the two creatures battling it out the movie also has a Debbie Gibson vs Tiffany dynamic which makes this one EPIC all around!

So make your plans now to join us at Dragon*Con in Atlanta, GA over Labor Day weekend and be sure to keep the evening of Saturday September 1, 2012 free so you can join us for all the fun.

Courtesy of Syfy

Here’s the description…

Jupiter’s famous blemish, the Great Red Spot, has vanished. When massive storms are reported in North America, it quickly becomes apparent that the huge, high storm that has been swirling around Jupiter for hundreds of years has landed on Earth. Swallowing up everything in its path, the Great Red Spot threatens to transform Earth into another Jupiter-like gas giant in just a matter of days! The film stars Erica Cerra and Mitch Pileggi.

Video trailer/preview below…

We’ll be discussing this movie on an upcoming episode of our Saturday B Movie Reel podcast.

We have a Fans of Syfy Original Movies Facebook group if you want to discuss the Syfy movies and other fun scifi/fantasy B movies with fellow fans. We also have a Saturday B Movie Reel Facebook fan page if you want to keep up on all our activities.

You can also follow us on Twitter as @SatBMovieReel.

To enter the contest, just submit an email, voicemail or Skype message with the following information: Your name, your email address and home town along with the code word we play during our regular Tuesday podcasts while the contest is running.

The contest begins today. Submissions must be received by Friday May 4, 2012 at 11:59 PST.

One entry per person. This contest is open to listeners residing in the United States and Canada. Read on for the fine print and contest details…

Contest Rules
Submitting your email or voicemail with the information in the Eligible Entry section below permits your name to be entered in a random drawing where one winner receives Teen Wolf Season 1 on DVD.

Eligible Entry:
Include the code word played during the non-spoilery Water Cooler segment of our regular Tuesday podcasts while the contest is open. The same code word will be given out on each of the podcasts during the contest time period so you only have to hear the hint once to complete your entry.

Also include your First and Last Name, your Home town and your Email Address to contact you if you win. Please note that we will not use or share your e-mail address or personal information with anyone for any reason. It is only used for us to contact you should you win.

Any entry not containing these four pieces of information will not be considered in the drawing.

You can submit your answer in any one of these ways:
- Leave a message with your entry on our Voicemail at 206-202-4182.
OR
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OR
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The winning entry will be selected based on a random drawing from all valid submissions. One entry per person. The winner will be announced on Tuning in to SciFi TV Episode #192 on or around May 8, 2012 and also notified by email.

Also, there will be no Study Group podcast this week, but it will return next week.  The next episode of the Top Characters countdown is finished with editing and will also be released this week as soon as we clear our backlog of our regular shows.  And stay tuned for the next episode in Wendy’s Game of Thrones special podcasts due out by the end of the week as well.

Here’s the description…

An unusual green-tinted tornado barrels through a farm town, leaving 15 year-old Jack Lynch homeless and fatherless. Thirty years later the same tornadoes return, only this time in numbers! Now a certified weather fanatic, Jack enlists the help of local meteorologist Gale Morgan and together they discover that the tornadoes are really a cover for an alien invasion! Jack and Gale must then dodge shadowy government forces to alert the public and stop the invasion. The movie stars Jeff Fahey (Machete and Lost) and Kari Wuhrer (Sliders) and is a production of Active Entertainment.

Video trailer/preview below…

We’ll be discussing this movie on an upcoming episode of our Saturday B Movie Reel podcast.

We have a Fans of Syfy Original Movies Facebook group if you want to discuss the Syfy movies and other fun scifi/fantasy B movies with fellow fans. We also have a Saturday B Movie Reel Facebook fan page if you want to keep up on all our activities.

You can also follow us on Twitter as @SatBMovieReel.

Here’s the description…

The warrior Deathstalker is tasked by an old witch lady to obtain and unite the three powers of creation – a chalice, an amulet, and a sword – lest the evil magician Munkar get them and use them for nefarious purposes. After obtaining the sword, Deathstalker joins with other travellers going to the Big Tournament to determine the strongest warrior. The false king holds the true princess in captivity, and plots to have Deathstalker killed, and Deathstalker must fight to free the princess

You can support our podcast by purchasing Deathstalker on DVD here.

Video trailer/preview below…

We have a Fans of Syfy Original Movies Facebook group if you want to discuss the Syfy movies and other fun scifi/fantasy B movies with fellow fans. We also have a Saturday B Movie Reel Facebook fan page if you want to keep up on all our activities.

You can also follow us on Twitter as @SatBMovieReel.

Here’s the description…

When a UFO crashes into Seattle’s Puget Sound, it triggers unusual, deadly weather and geological phenomena. As the chaos escalates and the violent storms threaten to sweep across North America, the scientist and soldier must stop the Seattle Superstorm before it spreads further – and annihilates the planet. Seattle Superstorm is a production of Mar Vista Entertainment and Two 4 the Money Media and stars Esai Morales (Caprica) and Ona Grauer (The Collector).

Video trailer/preview below…

We’ll be discussing this movie on an upcoming episode of our Saturday B Movie Reel podcast.

We have a Fans of Syfy Original Movies Facebook group if you want to discuss the Syfy movies and other fun scifi/fantasy B movies with fellow fans. We also have a Saturday B Movie Reel Facebook fan page if you want to keep up on all our activities.

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Hopefully we’ll be able to get him on the podcast in the near future to talk a little more about himself and the movie. We’ve got the movie’s full description and trailer available here.

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How did you get started as a director?

I have been a working screenwriter and director in Hollywood for 15 years. I used to do big studio action stuff. I’ve written for Tony Scott, Jerry Bruckheimer, Brett Ratner. Lots of high octane, young male driven action and buddy stuff. But I was in that loop in the studio system where I was making a living but nothing was getting made. So when the writer’s strike happened in 2007 -2008, I decided to make a bit of a career change. I saw how horror films were getting made so readily, and they were done on these controlled budgets. I also realized how much influence watching monster and horror films as a kid had influenced my going to work in Hollywood — and I decided I would pursue my heart’s desire and try and make a go of it in horror films.

So during the WGA strike I got together with friends and we made a bunch of horror shorts, only a few minutes long each, more like skits, and we posted them online. One of the first ones I made, BEDFELLOWS, went viral and had 2 million hits in the first week, and I knew I was onto something. It was a weird thing discovering I could scare someone.

How did you become involved with Leprechaun’s Revenge?

I was developing another, darker (straight horror) project with After Dark, when this creature feature came up and I was approved by the network as director before even knowing about Leprechaun’s Revenge.

Syfy and After Dark saw the work I did on my short films, my web series CAMERA OBSCURA (you can see it on YouTube), as well as the directing I did on MTV’S horror comedy series DEATH VALLEY and invited me aboard. I think they knew they had an unusual project on hand that needed to be scary at times, funny at others, and they liked what they’d seen from my previous work. I seem to have that rare DNA strand that allows me to do horror and comedy and that particular balancing act comes pretty naturally to me, for better or worse.

What was your biggest challenge in making this movie?

Getting the creature right. We had no money, no time and I knew I had to make myself happy because I’m a monster fanboy myself. Jeff Farley, my creature FX designer and dear friend, saved the day on this film. It was awesome. I knew that if we went full CG on the creature in the short time we had to make this film (5 months, by the way from start to finish) then the creature would look like garbage. There’s just no way to do good CG on this budget and this schedule, but if we went old school physical effects, and just enhanced it a little bit with CG, then we could pull it off. But even that was going to be tough. Jeff came in and made it work. He’s really a great joy and a creative force. There’s no “We can’t do that,” with Jeff Farley. He just rolls up his sleeves and makes it happen. It’s inspiring to work with him. I think gore hounds and creature fans will be more than pleased with his work, as well as the work of Ashley Walsh who supervised all of the gore while Jeff focused on the monster.

Do you have any other Syfy or B movie projects coming up anytime soon?

Yeah I have a very dark feature that’s more in my wheelhouse. A pretty horrific ghost story that I hope to be filming by the end of the year. There’s another thing that goes very soon, but it’s super secret and I can’t talk about it quite yet. It too is really creepy and dark. Enough fun B-movie monsters for a while, now back to feed my darker heart.

Drew’s other work can be accessed at DaywaltFearFactory.com.

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We’ll be discussing Leprechaun’s Revenge on an upcoming episode of our Saturday B Movie Reel podcast.

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