The guys begin their anniversary month with NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD(1968), aiming to discuss the films undeniable culture impact. Topics include political authority, racial tension, and how it's Sammaeal's favorite film ever.

Thank you to all of you who have listened to the show for four years!

The guys wrap up a brief transitional interlude into HELLRAISER territory with the spirited yet uneven DEADER. Topics include great scenes, awkward story edits, and an appreciation for director Rick Bota.

The guys continue down the road to hell with the first of the direct-to-video entries of the HELLRAISER franchise with INFERNO, a divisive religious horror/film noir mashup featuring some good ideas and a lot of heart, but no budget and an awkward execution. Come listen Sammaeal and Nathaniel debate this weird little movie!

This week, in a roughly made transitional episode, the guys discuss HELLRAISER 3, a weird transitional movie where underground UK counter-culture artists move into the world of corporate studio filmmaking and generally make a mess of things.

Topics include queer subtext, corporate shenanigans and whether or not the film is somewhat designed as a protest of the mainstream by outsider artists.

For our last "Party Like It's 1999" episode, we cover the groundbreaking film THE MATRIX. Discussion topics include The Hero's Journey, the greatness of Laurence Fishburne, and the film being an encapsulation of 20th century cinema.

This week, the guys are joined by special guest Matt Blazi, author of the book "8 Days in the Woods: The Making of The Blair Witch Project" and founder of the Blair Witch Experience tour, to discuss...you guessed it, THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT. We discuss the film, fan tours, and giving back to the community as we continue "Party like it's 1999."

For our 200th(!) episode, we go back to where we started and discuss the original Nightmare, discussing the films socio-political themes, the series as a whole, and the films enduring legacy, while celebrating 200 episodes of recording together. Thank you to those who listen to us, we love you!

We're seeing some dead folks this week in our next "party like it's 1999" offering, discussing the greatness that is Toni Collette, moody and melancholic tones, and trying to unravel the universal mystery that is M Night Shyalaman. So eat your pine scented soup, gather up your religious icons and come listen to us talk spooky!

This week, the guys wear their hats like a shark's fin and discuss DEEP BLUE SEA, quite possibly the best film about genetically engineered giant mako sharks to also feature LL Cool J. Topics include appreciation for Samuel L Jackson, questionable ethical choices, and a dramatic reading of "Deepest, Bluest (My Hat is like a shark's fin)" by poet Ladies Love Cool James.

This week, the guys continue to Party Like It's 1999 with SLEEPY HOLLOW, Tim Burton's goth period piece. Along with special guest Janice, conversation turns to the films strange background, good looking set design and creepy age differences.