The guys celebrate two years discussing Urban Legends and Folklore with some very special guests! Along with Hear Us Scream Editor/Contributor Violet Shrieks, frequent guest Jenn Rich-Hartle and filmmaker MI Chelle Nessk, the guys talk favorite legends, cultural values, and two years of podcasting.

This week the guys are joined by Violet Shrieks, co-editor of the Hear Us Scream Essay Anthology, to discuss Darren Aronofsky's strange film "mother!" Discussion topics include biblical allegory, gender roles, and Glenn Danzig jokes. Join us for a conversation on "mother!"

This week, we delve into the body horror cult classic VIDEODROME, along with special guest Chrystal Williams of the Gals of Geekdom podcast! We discuss the movies themes, moral relativism, chest vaginas and generally enthuse about the work of David Cronenberg

This week, the guys welcome back Sarah Stubbs of the Final Girls Feast podcast and the Geeks Who Eat blog to the show. Sarah also discusses her #100HorrorMoviesIn92Days challenge, Gastrohorror and the weird little film HONEYDEW

In our 100th episode(!), we are joined by Chris Gersbeck of Dumb Industries and the amazing Mary Jo Pehl of MST3K/Rifftrax fame! We discuss Pehl's memoir, her show on Twitch and, of course, WHATEVER HAPPENED TO BABY JANE. Join us, won't you?

We discuss what might be both the best AND the worst of the Friday the 13th series with Part 5, a movie that doesn't really care what it's doing and throws a plethora of insane characters at us for no particular reason. It's a fun as hell movie, and we love it.

This week, the guys sit down with Writer/Producer Frank Farel to discuss films such as STREET TRASH and SPOOKIES, with attention to the writing/filmmaking process, how the films have aged, fandom and more! 

It's July 3rd, approximately 5:30pm, and that means its time for RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD. We discuss the poor political climate, favorite moments in the film and generally have a good time with this strange little film.

This week, the guys cover an all-time classic with JAWS, the 1975 killer shark movie that invented the blockbuster, launched multiple careers and spawned countless imitators across time. We discuss the amazing performances, the films undeniable influence and other topics.

This week, we welcome back two of our favorites, Jamie Alvey and Emily Fabrizio, to discuss the mind-screw film "Oculus." We discuss the film and its director Mike Flanagan, themes of familial trauma and fear of antique mirrors.