Our Deadite Anniversary rolls on with Army Of Darkness, the fantasy/horror/comedy mashup to end all fantasy/horror/comedy mashups! With special guest Jen Hartle and Mi Chelle Nessk, we talk the evolution of Ash, fan-canon, the rise of Sam Raimi and much more. Grab your boomsticks and come get some.

Our Deadite month (also our anniversary month) rolls on with the groovy Evil Dead 2! Along with very very special guest Michelle Nessk, we talk alternate timelines, Raimi's approach to women and fan canons as we enjoy the wacky movie.

The guys begin their 5th(!) anniversary this month with a conversation on the Evil Dead franchise, beginning with the high-energy splatterfest that is the original film. We talk camera work, fearless filmmaking, and the infamous Tree-Assault scene (content warning: please listen responsibly), as well as talk a little on the anniversary and such. JOIN US.

Punk's (Not) Dead month ends as it began, with a guest appearance by our pal Mark returning to discuss another punk rock horror/thriller/cult movie outing: 2015's GREEN ROOM. We talk anti-fascism, realism vs the fantastic, and talk about Desert Island Movies and Fave Punk Bands.

Punk's (Not) Dead month rolls on with the existentialist, offbeat REPO MAN. The guys talk Emilio Estevez, philosophical and sociopolitical themes and ideas, and the overall weirdness of the low budget cult favorite.

Punk's (Not) Dead rolls on with Dead End Drive-In, an offbeat Australian film about 30-year-old teens trapped in a dystopian drive-in theater, and somehow it isn't nearly as weird as it sounds. The guys talk awkward third act plot points, low budget technical wizardry, and fascism (we're against it).

Punk's Not Dead month begins with a visit from our pal and punk rocker Mark Olszewski of the band NMA and a conversation on the polarizing SUBURBIA. We talk about shock moments, social and economic unrest and, of course, punk rock.

Carn-EVIL month wraps up with 2021's NIGHTMARE ALLEY, a movie that contains a strange moral center and a whole lot of mood. The guys discuss those very topics, along with thoughts on Bradley Cooper and the film's seeming lack of overall audience, and do their best to make thematic connections with the month as a whole.

Carn-Evil month continues as the guys being joined by guest Sarah Sinn to discuss the 1983 Ray Bradbury adaptation of SOMETHING WICKED THIS WAY COMES. Sarah brings her psychology background to the conversation, with the guys enthuse about the powerhouse performance of Jonathan Pryce.

Carn-Evil month continues with the surreal, uncompromising SANTA SANGRE. With special guest Scott Davis, the guys grapple with heavy issues like spiritualism, violence and stunning, upsetting visuals.