D and Andrew head to Antonio Bay for some ghost stories with old dudes dressed up as sea captains, bad fishing, good radio, and generally pleasant weather. Though they never get to see the stupid centennial statue, which apparently ended up on the cutting room floor. Tune in as they discuss great visuals in boring movies.

D and Andrew settle in for another eighties gem, this time one coming in the pre-Ghostbusters II slime era, with THE BLOB, Tri-Star's attempt to do a mainstream... Troma movie? Or something? Listen as they discuss bad wigs, good stars, eh music, and much more.

D and Andrew hop into the DeLorean and head back to 1958, when you took your gal to the malt shop, only they were surviving killer jello. It's also Steven McQueen's first appearance on the cast! Lots of talk. Some of it even about the movie!

How did they ever make a sequel to THE THING? Poorly. Tune in as D and Andrew roll back the clock to 1982 (sort of) and see the incredibly-similiar-to-what-would-subsequently-occur events leading up to the good THING. And get really bored. And consider watching better movies instead. But, hey, Teen Wolf Too couldn't take down our intrepid hosts, MATTHIJS VAN HEIJNINGEN JR.'S THE THING BEGINS can't either.

South, Miss Teschmacher, south! D and Andrew head to the south pole to check in on Kurt Russell, Keith David, and an assortment of late eighties guest star dads in John Carpenter's 1982 classic, THE THING. Listen as they discuss cheater angles, practical effects, music, tension, and much more.

D and Andrew leave the helmets ON as they hop on their big wheels and head into Mega-City One for another DREDDful adventure. Except this time it's good, but also didn't get a sequel, so they get to be sad about that part. While enjoying the rest, obviously.

D and Andrew wanted a mission, and for their sins, they picked the Dredds, which means they had to watch 1995's Sylvester Stallone box office bomb JUDGE DREDD. BAT WINGS ON THE THEATER FLOOR, PEOPLE. Listen as they question their bad movie-watching decisions for every frame. Listen as they have to talk about Robspierre Schneider. And so much more.

D and Andrew return to Springwood, heading straight to the diner for some French fries and gravy, only to discover they're still trapped in a NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET. Except this one is from Platinum Dunes and doesn't have a remotely likable or sympathetic cast. Tune in as they suffer through.

It's back to school for Dee and Andrew as they head to Elm Street to see what those eighties youths are up to! Turns out they've been all having the same dream--sure that won't be ominous at all. Listen as the hosts discuss horror franchises, recasts, practical effects, and much more!

D and Andrew head into the swamps looking for Jude and Alice but instead find themselves hanging around a hive of eighties actors playing seventies national guardsman armed with blanks and a mad-on for the local Cajuns. Yes indeed, it's SOUTHERN COMFORT, the pod's first Walter Hill movie. Tune in and hear about all the actors who went on to better... and the ones who didn't.