This week Dem Boys talk about one of the wildest movies they've encounter with the direct-to-video Freeway 2: Confessions of a Trickbaby. From 1999 and starring Natasha Lyonne, it tells the story of two damage young women as they feel from a medical detention center and get up to a whole lot of no good. Brad and Billy try to find meaning in the exploitation and find a surprising depth.

What's up '90s, kids?! This week Dem Boys bring on super fan and super friend of the show, Steven Collier, to discuss the cult classic Hackers. Do you have what it takes to hack the Gibson?

It was Brad's birthday this month, so to celebrate Dem Boys talk about Pontypool for a looooong time. Written by Tony Burgess, directed by Bruce McDonald, and starring one of Brad and Billy's favorites, Stephen McHattie. It's one of their favorite horror movies and they're going to tell you why. And tell you. And tell you.

Dem Boys return to Japan to talk about the over-the-top, outrageous, blood-soaked gore film The Machine Girl. Also, Billy saves the world by not being gross.

New year, new. . .EPISODE?! It's true! To close out 2021, dem boys have a free-wheeling conversation about the movies they watched together NOT for this show. Also serving as a preview of coming attractions, the guys half remember several movies and effuse about them.

Feliz Navidad, stupids. Brad and Billy talk about one of the most insane Christmas movies you haven't heard of: El Dia de la Bestia OR The Day of the Beast. It's a 1995 Spanish movie that blends horror with black comedy with psychological thriller with. . .Christmas.

Just in time for Christmas, it's our Halloween episode! Dem boys discuss the cult classic Halloween III: Season of the Witch. A major departure for the franchise, this movie doesn't feature Michael Meyers. It does feature Dr. Dan Challis and he even drops by the studio!

Billy watches his first John Waters movie! That's a lie. Billy watches his second John Waters movie!

Dem Boys discuss the John Carpenter movie "In the Mouth of Madness." They also take some of their favorite second-string Sutter Cane novels out of storage.

Our special guest is back! And this time she brought with her the late '80s, Richard Dreyfuss feel-good comedy about going to the horse track Let it Ride.