The Blind Rage Podcast enters week four of DeCoteau DeCember with 2001’s THE BROTHERHOOD, which was essentially the birth of David’s in-your-face homoerotic horror productions.

Set on the campus of Drake University, we meet Chris (Sam Paige), an all-American boy next door, who quickly hits it off with Devon (Bradley Stryker), leader of the school’s most exclusive fraternity. Chris believes he’s finally found a place he belongs, given the chance to participate in all the things he was deprived of during his high school years, with the school’s elite to help him become acclimated.

But there is something evil lurking behind Devon’s charming smile and welcoming demeanor…

Wishing everyone a very merry DeCoteau DeChristmas and don’t forget to check back next week to see which of David’s titles rounds out 2024!

It’s week three of DeCoteau DeCember on The Blind Rage Podcast!

For this installment, we’re kicking back to watch one of David DeCoteau’s many, many Full Moon features, 1999’s WITCHOUSE. This micro budget quickie follows a group of post-adolescents, who receive an exclusive invitation to attend a party thrown by Elizabeth, a former classmate with a reputation for pulling bizarre pranks and harboring an unnatural interest in the occult. She has chosen each guest carefully, as their ancestors assisted in the demise of Lilith, a witch killed in a fiery blaze centuries before.

Tonight, Lilith’s demonic spirit has been resurrected…and the taste of revenge is fresh on her lips.

DeCoteau DeCember continues on The Blind Rage Podcast!

For week two, we’re taking a look at David DeCoteau’s 1989 MURDER WEAPON, starring and co-produced by the legendary Linnea Quigley. This thinly-plotted quickie is probably the goriest of David’s many films and truly showcases his desire to exploit hard-bodied men, who spend most of the movie running around in no more than Speedos and short shorts.

MURDER WEAPON also carries a bit of cult cache for featuring SILENT NIGHT, DEADLY NIGHT 2’s Eric Freeman (credited here as Damon Charles), in his first feature post “Garbage day!”