Brian and Craig review the brand new Nicholas Cage film, "Mandy", and then they check out "Apostle" from writer/director Gareth Evans.

Brian and Craig and special guest Ryan C. Thomas conclude Spooky Month 2018 by discussing the Goosebumps television episode "The House of No Return" and then the Goosebumps books "A Shocker on Shock Street", "Cuckoo Clock of Doom" and "My Best Friend is Invisible".

Brian and Craig kick off Spooky Month 2018 by discussing the Goosebumps television episode "The Scarecrow Walks At Midnight" and then the Goosebumps shenanigans continue as they discuss "Why I'm Afraid of Bees" and "Revenge of the Garden Gnomes".

Brian and Craig are not sure they can trust their senses as they review the brand new film, "Ghost Stories". Then, they find themselves in the wrong place at the wrong time as they review the film "Murder Party".

Brian and Craig crank the amps to 11 while they review "Metal Magic: Book 1 of Metal Magic" by Brian Barr. Then, the explore the miniature world of malevolence in the film, "Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich".

Brian and Craig discuss the film, "Party Bus To Hell", before they dive headfirst into the dystopian nightmare world of "C*ckblock" by C.V. Hunt.

Brian and Craig review Adam M. Booth's zombie novella, "The End", before they set their sights on the brutal period piece, "Mohawk", directed by Ted Geoghegan and written by Ted Geoghegan and Grady Hendrix.

Brian and Craig review Jeff O'Brien's new collection of short stories, Butt Stuff. Then they explore the brand long-awaited surreal horror film, The Evil Within.

Brian and Craig review How To Exit Your Body - And Other Strange Tales by Christopher Maxim and then they discuss the brand new horror film, Hereditary.

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Brian talks about the new Star Wars film, the guys talk about Deadpool 2, and Craig does a mini-review of Jeff Strand's new book, Bring Her Back.

The guys watch as a hitman recounts his life in the brand new crime-thriller, Ebenezer, by Duncan Ralston. After that, they explore the 1978 television miniseries, Salem's Lot.