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Hear the boys recount what they remember of the final Tragically Hip show held in their home town. Everyone discuses their alter egos and aliases and which movies scared them the most.

Is it too soon to get hyped? The guys weigh in on Rogue One, and rank some of their favorite and new games. All this and more on this weeks TWO VERSUS THREE.

In which Mel discusses how Las Vegas, one of its most prominent magicians, rock supergroups, a Wayans brother, and horror genre illuminati have all recently been a huge part of his filmmaking landscape. It's basically a quick little update episode to let you all know what's going on in Upstart Filmworks Cinema-land! There's a reason while we've been on a bit of a podcast hiatus. Fear not, for there will be a deluge of content on the other side! For now, here's what's keeping us busy. No, Mel has not met up with Randall Flagg yet. (That he knows of, at least).

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Fellow musician and horror enthusiast Trey Abel stops by the basement this week to talk new releases for the month of September. We're also joined by Rachel Ross for the first half of the show and then Anthony's wife, Bobbie for the second half. Trey takes his turn with the 7 Deadly Questions and we get downright disgusting with a review of "Bite."

This week's giveaway is only being offered to those who live in the Omaha metro. All you have to do is answer a simple question to be entered for a chance to win a $10 token to the Dire Lion Grille and Chippy. Thanks to Dakota and Isaiah for supplying this week's giveaway.

News of the Dead: A Little Nonsense Now and Then is Relished By the Wisest Men, 30 Years of Henry, A Potentially Instant Halloween Classic?

We have music from legendary ska band The Toasters with the song "Hard Man Fe Dead" off the album "Hard Band For Dead."

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In this episode, our trio delves into the history of comic book shops. Bill walks down memory lane. Chevy sells imagination. "Rick" sold his.

The Chop to the Chest crew have their biggest run in of the year as they, slide in the podcast ring to defend the honor of Cena? Will they stand by His side or do they keep it real, Keep it Heel with a chair shot to the back. We are talking how hard Cena is making it to hate him and discuss the heartbeat of our show which is a giant promo to support local wrestling!

The guys discuss Rob Zombie's 31, Fathom Events, Suicide Squad, Andy Sidaris's 12 film collection, dance moves from the sixties, the new Blair Witch movie, The Lost Boys tv adaptation, missing Twilight, and Night Terrors.

Then, they review the horror collection, Something Terrible, by Wrath James White and Sultan Z. White before they dive headfirst into 1985 martial arts meets gymnastics classic, Gymkata.

This week the guys celebrate their 20th episode with some games. Kyle asks the guys to name some other episode 20's. Greg has some questions about who would win in a street fight. Cody gives away a prized possession to the winner of his challenging trivia contest.

Take a Journey down the entrance ramp as we roll in the ring and Drop a shooting star press on summer slam this year. Then connect with some sweet chin music on Booker T's reality of wresting for the finish.R.O.W. we love your vibe.

Producer/artist Adam Robert Haug (a.k.a. Haunted Gauntlet) is in the basement this week to talk horror, music, horror music and why paying artists is so important. He takes his turn with the 7 Deadly Questions, and we get into the Christmas spirit with a review of "Krampus."

Our weekly giveaway comes from Haunted Gauntlet himself with his extremely limited Diarrhea Planet Maha poster. These sold out in mere hours at Maha this past weekend so this is something you need in your life. Hand-drawn, screen printed, and GLOW IN THE DARK! Listen in for details how you could win this amazing poster.

News of the Dead: Before I Wake Gets Bumped, Mark Duplass Gets Creepier, Sony Is Bringing Us The Horrors Of The Cecil Hotel, and The CW Find The Lost Boys.

Thank you to Shot Baker for the tunes this week with their song "Echoes of the Dead" off the album "Awake."

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On a very special episode, Chevy and Rick Dickster interview Toxic City regular, Marvin Mangum aka Mutagen Marvin about his massive TMNT collection and the passion of collecting.