Haunting Month continues with THE CHANGELING, one of the best haunted house movies out there. With special guest Scott Davis of Moviocrity, the guys break down the spooky film, discussing George C Scott, unique cinematography, and the moral and ethical dilemmas at the heart of vengeance from beyond the grave.

"Haunting Month" rolls on with HOUSE, the surreal Japanese haunted house film. With guests Paul Steadman (INVASION OF THE PODCAST), Mary Steadman, and Terry Witherspoon (STRANGE HIGHWAYS Podcast), the guys discuss absurdism, comedy and favorite "weird cinema."

The guys begin a month of cinematic haunted houses with a piece of modern American folklore, the often uneven AMITYVILLE HORROR. Topics include hoaxes, financial ruin, and the lost art of scenery chewing. And flies. Lots of flies.

Once more, the guys celebrate New Years with a conversation on Mike Flanagan's THE HAUNTING OF BLY MANOR! Along with very special guests Jamie Alvey, Emily Fabrizio and Maggie S., conversation turns to themes of heartbreak, representation, baby voices, and, of course, ghosts. Happy New Year from us here at At The Devils Ball!

Finishing off the Christmas season with underrated haunted house flick THE LEGEND OF HELL HOUSE! Topics include sexual repression, cat attacks, and the remarkable performance of Roddy McDowall. A very happy holidays to you and yours!

Happy Holidays! The guys join forces with their pals from INVASION OF THE PODCAST and special guest Mary Steadman for a conversation on the HE-MAN AND SHE-RA CHRISTMAS SPECIAL, including iconic villain face turns, capitalist cynicism, and other holiday traditions.

This week, the guys tackle an *actual* Christmas movie with VIOLENT NIGHT, an interesting and enjoyable but definitely flawed holiday action film. Topics include wonky narrative choices, fun action sequences and how David Harbour is a fantastic character actor.

The guys begin this holiday season with a sorta-not-really consumerism (the true spirit of the season?) film CHOPPING MALL. Topics include automation, earnestly meant schlock, and fun performances.

Remake month concludes (in December) with a look at 1999's THE HAUNTING, a challenging and occasionally baffling remake. Alongside special guests Jamie Alvey and Emily Fabrizio, the guys discuss casting and adaptational choices, set design and bloated budgets.

Remake month continues with another remake of a William Castle favorite, HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL! The guys discuss the mixed performances, strong cinematography and weird story choices, and generally have a good time with this mixed bag of a film.