Zak Shaffer, the host of the Two Dollar Late Fee podcast, knows his way around a cult classic. With a deep understanding of 80s pop culture and cult film production, Zak brings a wealth of knowledge that helps peel back the layers of what made Attack of the Killer Tomatoes a standout in the genre. The panel explores everything from the film’s ingenious marketing tactics to how VHS helped the film grow into a beloved cult classic. Through Zak’s ripe commentary, listeners are treated to a saucy discussion on the evolution of cult cinema, shining a light on the unique charm of films that were once considered rotten but now enjoy an enduring place in film history.

This episode isn’t just a tribute to Attack of the Killer Tomatoes; it’s a celebration of everything that makes cult classics so irresistible to movie lovers. From quirky merchandise to the bizarre world of novelizations, the panel delves into the weird, wonderful, and sometimes squishy world of cult cinema. Whether you’re a long-time fan of this tomato-tastic franchise or a newcomer looking to discover what makes these films so fresh, this episode is packed with juicy insights and a good dose of nostalgia. So, grab your popcorn (and maybe a tomato) and tune in to hear from some of the best in the business about the films that refuse to be forgotten.

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