Johnny and James get recent with a bit of action-adventure schlock. But what does Frasier Crane have to do with it?

Johnny and James tell the tale of a vampire who can't get laid.

Johnny and James take a look at a British sci-fi/horror/comedy film starring Alfed Pennyworth himself, Michael Gough.

Johnny and James do another spotlight episode on British director Terence Fisher, the Hammer Horror filmmaker who gave us The Curse of Frankenstein, Dracula, The Mummy and The Curse of the Werewolf.

Johnny and James follow an ex-con's maddening journey as he faces off against magicians and Satan himself.

Johnny and James take some addictive substances with Larry Cohen's cult sci-fi horror The Stuff (1985).

Johnny and James tackle the feature directing debut of title designer Saul Bass, who used his stylish eye to create the cult sci-fi/horror classic Phase IV (1974).

Johnny and James decide to go critically-acclaimed with Stuart Gordon's classic H.P. Lovecraft adaptation Re-Animator, starring the one and only Jeffrey Combs.

Johnny and James do another spotlight episode on zombie legend George A. Romero.

In their first Double Feature, Johnny and James get bloodthirsty with a vampire double-bill. First, it's the Dave Carradine/Bruce Campbell starring Sundown: The Vampire in Retreat (1989), and then the bigger-budget John Carpenter-directed Vampires (1998) starring James Woods.