Gooble, Gobble, everyone! Carn-Evil month begins with 1932's FREAKS! The guys discuss "other-ness," difference, and generally enjoy the melodrama of the film.

This week, a special episode as the guys celebrate another random Friday the 13th with...a random Friday the 13th. We talk broad swings, canon-welding, and other topics on our way through arguably the most polarizing entry into the long running series.

The guys wrap up their coverage of the PHANTASM series with the final DIY installment RAVAGER. With special guest Jenn Rich-Hartle, they discuss their admiration for the spirited low-budget production, the tenacity of Angus Scrimm, and say a thank you to Reggie Bannister.

This week, the guys continue running through PHANTASM with part 4. Along with special guest Eric Kent, we discuss the film's use of archival footage, artsy cinematography and sheer pluck to make it a satisfying and interesting inclusion into the series.

The guys continue going through the PHANTASM series with 1994's part 3. We talk expectations vs reality, comedy in the Phantasm series, and riff on pop culture references, while marveling at the continued weight of The Tall Man.

The guys roll on with the PHANTASM series with part two, a spirited action/horror hybrid filled with some oddball casting choices, an uneven but interesting tone, and plenty of explosions. We talk about the fascinating second act, Evil Dead 2 references, and whether or not this film was an influence on the television series SUPERNATURAL.

The guys begin their journey through the delightfully strange PHANTASM series, beginning with the original film, discussing the "kids movie" backdrop, iconic characters, and generally enjoying the whole thing.

Happy #Revengeofthe5th. For "Star Wars Day," the guys discuss Episode 3 of Star Wars, talking fan expectations, "dark star wars," and seek the positive and constructive in the admittedly messy flick. May the force be with you and such. High Ground!

The guys wrap up Ave Satani month with frequent special guests Maggie , Emily, and filmmaker Jamie Alvey and the final film of The Omen franchise, The First Omen. They discuss franchises, mainstream horror, and the film's connection to 1981's POSSESSION.

This week, the guys take on the challenge of the 2006 remake of THE OMEN as the next step in their Ave Satani month, talking the baffling decision to make it virtually identical to the original film, the new cast and remakes in general.