Derek and Juno bring on Monstrous Femme's Emma Cogan to help them decide who the ultimate Matriarch of Terror is. Part One covers the left side of the bracket, as well as an important conversation on cancel culture.

Juno and Derek talk cum, weed, and bring in professional Irishman Charlie Smyth to discuss Friday the 13th 3D and Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter. 

Derek and Juno, joined by guests Gory Cory and Jessica Guess, dive into A Nightmare on Elm Street and A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge this week. They talk queer representation, exploitation, empathy for teens, and which horror movies deserve remakes in the 2020s.

AND THAT'S IT! makes it's triumphant return for season 3: Friday on Elm Street! In the premiere, Juno and Derek discuss Friday the 13th and Friday the 13th Part 2 with guests Michael Carey and Hannah May. They also spend a decent amount of time discussing Sleepaway Camp, The Burning, Cursed, Scream, Scream 2 and Psycho.

THE WOLFIES

Juno and Derek are joined by longtime friend Val Quarles to discuss The Wolf Man, predatory behavior, Juno's newfound love of Sucker Punch, and the Pick-a-little Ladies from The Music Man. 

Derek and Juno take a foray into The Wolfman (2010), the Benicio del Toro-starring-remake of the 1941 Universal classic of a similar name (that film is called The Wolf Man). They also discuss their plans to become conservative pundits and make a lot of money.

Juno and Derek tackle the heavy 2020 werewolf cop procedural film The Wolf of Snow Hollow. They discuss the movie's interesting take on toxic white masculinity and the difference between being toxic and being a bad person.

Juno and Derek return again with a discussion on seminal werewolf film An American Werewolf in London. They discuss the film's use of antisemitism as an added anxiety to lycanthropy, and consider how that exists in conversation with the other films they have discussed in their season of the wolf.

Referenced articles:

A (Jewish) American Werewolf in London and the invisible other (syfy.com)

Why I love... An American Werewolf in London | BFI

Juno and Derek discuss their foray into the odd film that is The Howling. Unfortunately, neither came out loving the film, and they discuss it's wins and shortcomings, as well as comparing it to the other Lycanthropy analogy movies they have watched.