This week we invite our good friend, filmmaker Mi Chelle Nessk, to join us on Vampire mythology and folklore and generally have fun getting into the spooky season! 

This week, the guys would like to discuss NIGHT OF THE DEMONS 2(aka the sequel you never knew existed). They'd LIKE to, but instead they get the sillies like two children at a sleepover and talk Halloween season, horny teens and proper etiquette at parties in abandoned houses. And, occasionally, NOTD2. 

We wrap up our Wes Craven month with the voodoo cult classic THE SERPENT AND THE RAINBOW, joined by the utterly charming and lovely Taffeta V. We talk her seductive late night podcast LATE, as well as the film's discussions on political turmoil in Haiti, white saviors, academia, and romantic flings.

Wes Craven month continues with the oddball quasi-slasher SHOCKER! Joined by our friend Steven King of INVASION OF THE PODCAST and creator of the comic THE SATURDAY NIGHT SLASHER, we break down Craven's mostly ill-conceived attempt at creating a new franchise and admire the film's weird (and numerous) plot changes.

This week, we welcome filmmaker Addison Binek back onto the show to discuss his new prank/stunt film MAGNUM OPUS, as well as the B-movie goodness of RETURN OF SWAMP THING! Binek talks his inspirations and hopes for OPUS, and we all delight in campy superhero/action fun.

Keep repeating: it's only a movie, only a movie, only a movie. Alongside our friend Robb Maynard of the excellent REELS OF JUSTICE podcast, we discuss the nasty but tonally uneven LAST HOUSE ON THE LEFT, with focus on awkward comedy, irresponsible filming conditions, and the films shocking sexual violence.

We begin our Wes Craven month with what we believe is an underrated film from the legendary director, THE PEOPLE UNDER THE STAIRS, a delightful family film about cannibals, cleaning house, and capitalism. We also right a wrong by inviting our old friend Janice back to the show after a far too long absence. Join us or BURN IN HELL!

This week, the guys finish off their anniversary month with Creepshow 2, a well-meaning and generally entertaining follow-up to George Romero's seminal anthology film. Armed with but their wits, the guys discuss Native American representation, little-known Stephen King stories about college kids getting eaten, and the proper manner in which to thank people for free rides. Join us, won't you?

This week, the guys break down the Horror All-Star Game that is CREEPSHOW! Topics include Stephen King's wonderful performance, the most underrated segment of the film, morality plays, the comics code authority, and Ed Harris's disco dancing. 

This week, the guys tackle the strange 1997 film "The Devil's Advocate," a film ostensibly about Al Pacino chewing scenery and something about The Devil. Joined by their old pal Nastassia-who, possibly due to some sort of Deal with the Devil, has suspiciously not aged- we discuss high caliber actors, strange line reads and, of course, The Devil.