Hoser Horror: Deathdream (1974) & Seizure (1974)

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Written By Dan Gorman

On the latest episode of Hoser Horror, Carlo and Dan welcome Back Row's own Jenna to discuss two more Canadian horror movies!

First up, is Bob Clark's anti-war horror classic Deathdream (1974). We talk about Quadrant Films, how they came to produce Deathdream, and whether or not this movie balances its tones and political elements well.

Then, from the same year, we discuss the debut mainstream feature by Oliver Stone, Seizure (1974). This home-invasion horror freakout movie had a troubling production, but was it all worth it? 

We discuss all this and more in the new episode! Follow Jenna on Letterboxd! 

A new episode of Notes From the Back Row will be released every other week. If you have a new movie premiering, drop us a line – we might be interested in setting something up with you too!

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Dan Gorman

Dan Gorman is a co-host/producer of Back Row’s own Notes from the Back Row. Previously, they were the co-creator of the Toronto-based podcast network Modern Superior. When not finding obscure Canadian movies to watch, they can also be found writing about music on The Discover Tab, logging movies on Letterboxd, working in organic search, on discord with the CRUD Buddies collective and screening movies with the Time Bandits collective. You can also read their stupid tweets on Twitter as @yckmd.

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