The fellas discuss the permanent closing of the iconic Dark Delicacies bookstore in Burbank, what the store meant to them, and their friendship with the proprietors Del and Sue Howison.

The fellas discuss some of the publications they collected growing up, and the interests that they helped cultivate. From the benign educational or video game issues, to gore-filled, horror rags, they dish on the mags that stacked up in their rooms!

Tina joins the fellas to discuss the inaugural Retro Palm Springs convention from the creators of Creep I.E.! They discuss the guests, vendors, and the uniqueness of the theme, as well as hopes for its future!

Brad and Jase reach their 100th Episode and reflect on the show, their favorite moments, and the bizarre and hilarious experiences the show has afforded them. Celebrate with us, and listen for a number of cameos! 

Brad and Jase discuss some of the stranger (and let's say, somewhat disturbing) things they have a morbid interest in. Everything from cults and gangs to the paranormal and true crime (the latter of which, Jase offers a trifecta of podcasts by Colin and Courtney Browen).

Tina Simonian joins the fellas for a quick rundown of the films made based on the paranormal adventures of Ed and Lorraine Warren, as well as some interesting facts and films outside of The Conjuring Universe that involved the late couple. 

The fellas welcome back Jonny Ramaglia, where they talk about their guilty pleasure TV shows, the original "Faces of Death" series, the downsides of 4K UHD clarity in horror, and Jase's troubling predilection for extreme cinema. 

Brad and Jase discuss the death of Val Kilmer and his ecclectic filmography they grew up with. They also discuss the celebrity deaths that impacted them. 

Brad and Jase reflect on places they enjoyed going to as kids that no longer exist and the impact they had on them growing up.

With so many subgenres within horror, Brad and Jase discuss the ones that least interest them, and why, dissecting what it is about them that puts them off.