Craig and Brian review the 1964 horror classic, "At Midnight I'll Take Your Soul" and "The Unheimlich Manoeuvre" by Tracey Fahey.

Craig and Brian celebrate their hundredth episode by treating themselves to a double feature of "Boo! A Madea Halloween" and the gross-out extravaganza "Kuso".

Craig and Brian talk about the cult-classic body horror film "Society", directed by Brian Yuzna. Then, they review "Inferno Bound and the Hell Hounds" by PC3.

Craig and Brian talk about their top five films of 2017!

Craig and Brian discuss the political body-horror genrebender "Ratpocalypse", directed by Vladimir Uglichin and starring Casper Van Dien. Then, they explore the dusty terrains of a very unusual take on the post-zombie apocalypse as they review "Good Boy" by Seth McDuffee.

Craig and Brian check out brand new B-Movies Creature Features: "Cute Little Buggers" and "Attack of the Killer Donuts".

Craig and Brian visit the darker side of the humanity as they review the teenage thriller "Super Dark Times" and the novella "Puckered" by David Owain Hughes and Peter Oliver Wonder.

Craig and Brian are joined by author Ryan C. Thomas as they explore the Goosebumps television episode, "Ghost Beach". Book reviews include "The Beast from the East", "Return of the Mummy", and "The Ghost Next Door", all written by R L Stine.

Craig and Brian get #SpookyMonth2017 started as they review the magical powers of a mysterious remote control in the Goosebumps TV Episode "Click". Then they take turns unleashing the hidden nostalgic horrors of Goosebumps novels "Curse of the Mummy's Tomb" and "Attack of the Mutant".

Craig and Brian wax nostalgic as they explore the vast realms of the otherworld in the VHS-board game-centric film "Beyond the Gates". Then, they get seasick as they explore the aquatic horrors of "One P*ssed Off Shark" by Zack Scott.