Cicely & Ray cover the satirical horror film that helped kickstart a whole genre. They cover their favorite scenes, actors, and analyze the story before digging in with fun facts and talking points.

We continue our journey alongside young lawyer Ryunosuke Naruhodo where we learn the true story of the Hound of the Baskervilles

In the debut of a new segment, Ray talks Spider-Man’s live action film adaptations. Giving insightful analysis, ranking his favorite actors, and reacting to the trailers for the next Spider-Man film, No Way Home. Join Ray as we run down the hype for what is arguably one of the biggest hype trains of Spider-Man films.

Ray gives out his picks for Grappling Awards as in tune with his votes for Pro Wrestling Illustrated’s 2021 awards. He also gives the rundown and his thoughts on NWA Hard Times 2 and NXT Takeover Wargames.

Ray and a special guest cover their House of Ashes gameplay. Covering all the different deadly decisions of this dark disaster, our heroes confront horrible amalgamations of creatures, affairs, and patriotic racism. All this and more when you come to the Horror Hotel.

This week, Ray plays The Great Ace Attorney: Adventure! Hear him give a recounting of the plot and discuss what he loved most about it. And try not to raise any objections along the way.

Ray recaps Full Gear 2021 in its entirety, giving his thoughts along the way. He also discusses the news hitting New England’s pro wrestling scene and the wrestling world at large. It’s all here when we Grapple with Ray

In the Motel, Ray tackles questions of philosophy, religion, and morals. He gives his take on the indie game, The Forgotten City and whether he sees any replay value in it, as well as if it’s an experience worth taking.

Ray has finally been able to go to an AEW show. Hear him talk all of the major happenings from the 10/27 Dynamite, the 10/29 Rampage, & the 11/01 Dark: Elevation events. Also listen to the end for more grappling news, tips for going to events, and news on where you can find some great independent wrestling in New England, this November.

Ray gives a quick rundown and analysis on the Fear Street trilogy, with plenty of snark when it comes to police, class warfare, and the dangers of being a homosexual youth in an unforgiving age.