This week, Billy's back and Ian returns to the show once again. They're talking about the cult classic Suspiria from Dario Argento. Opinions vary. A little German boy visits the studio. Brad is betrayed by lack of support from the squad.

Billy's not quite back yet, but enjoy this episode dem boys recorded a few months back.

Billy's gone and this is our shortest episode ever! HAS THE WORLD GONE MAD?

GUEST SERIES CONTINUES. This week, Brad welcomes on the show's former and original co-host, writer for Horrorobsessive.com Brendan Jesus. They talk about the We're All Going to the World's Fair, a coming of age horror movie that the director has pointed as dealing with issues of gender and identity.

Billy is still absent, so Brad invites his one of the other movie lovers in his life onto the show: Elyse! Elyse brings along Ralph Bakshi's Cool World which is the definition of a hot mess! What's the super secret sexy one rule of Cool World? What's the greatest Leisure Suit Larry mod that never was? Tune in to find out!

Oh, boy. . .this is a rough episode. Billy is MIA so Brad brings on a friend, Jon Towne, and they discuss After Last Season. Or they try to. This is the movie that almost defeated Brad.

This week, dem boys tackle a true cult classic: the Brian DePalma - Paul Williams collaboration The Phantom of the Paradise. Not only that, but they have a special guest. Friend of the show Ian Keefer drops by to chat with the guys about this phenomenal movie.

Willem Dafoe. Pleather overalls. What more do you need? Okay. How about an awesome soundtrack and Rick Moranis? Fine, we'll throw in Bill Paxton and explodercycles.

EPISODE 50!! Can you believe it? You know Dem Boys had to do something special for it. So, Brad corrects one of Billy's huge weird movie blind spots and shows him Alejandro Jodorowsky's singular epic The Holy Mountain.

What makes Billy cry? An episode of Power Rangers it turns out. This week, he brings us an unusual episode of the RPM incarnation of the franchise. He says it's unusual. We'll have to take his word for it.