Color out of Space (2019) MVP Mutant Radio Review

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 MVP After Dark returns for a special post-election review of H.P.Lovecraft's Color out of Space directed by Richard Stanley and starring Nicholas Cage. Join your hosts Streeborama and Bat32 of Exploited Cinema infamy for a spoiler-free and spoiler-filled discussion of Stanley's latest and perhaps greatest work!  






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