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At Chevy's request, "Rick" and Bill compile a list of the best and worst film remakes ever. Rick unveils his new collectible segment. Bill reviews two newish movies.

This episode the guys discuss whether or not Marvel is set to dominate video games the way they have movies. Cody picked up the new Flintstones comic and discusses fashion in comics. Game of Thrones Season 6 is over and the guys voice their opinions on the finale,the season and the future of the show.

Craig and Brian discuss The Ghostbusters remake, Ghostheads, The Green Room, binge-watching Stranger Things, The Untitled Lovecraft Anthology TV Show, Scars of the Broken by Ryan C Thomas, MST3K going to Netflix, Kickstarter schemes, and Rotgut coming to Camp Motion Pictures.

Then, teen-angst meets the embodiment of evil in Iain Rob Wright's novella, A is for Antichrist. And the weather forecast appears to be sunny with a chance of death in the film, Psycho Beach Party.

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Mel welcomes guest (and recent on-set collaborator) Graham Skipper to the podcast. Graham is probably best known for essaying the role of Herbert West in REANIMATOR: THE MUSICAL…however, he's steadily been making a name for himself on the independent horror circuit with acclaimed turns in features like ALMOST HUMAN, BEYOND THE GATES, and THE MIND'S EYE, among many others. Most recently, Graham has wrapped principal photography on his first(ish) feature, SEQUENCE BREAK (which, incidentally, Mel was the 1st A.D. on).

Mel talks with Graham about his particular journey, from stage to screen to setting up shots, and why he owes a great debt to Norm from "Cheers". It all culminates in a special one-on-one edition of "Greenlit Or Bullshit".

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Author and honorary host Jeremy Johnson is back in the featured guest chair to talk about his new novel "Vessels." Beaufield Berry also joins Jeremy to tell us about their exciting new theatre company, FireBelly Rep. We discuss the Kiwi horror-metal-comedy "Deathgasm," and for just the second time, we get to play 10 Word Trailer Reviews.

News of the Dead: Surprise! The Witch Is Back, Josh Stewart Gets Insidious, and Covenant Heads To Post.

Our music this week is "Kaleidoscope of Screams" from She Likes Todd off their album "A Story Still Untold."

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Chevy and Bill welcome O.G. co-host Derek Thomasson back to the show. Bill reviews the ultraviolent Hardcore Henry. The trio tackle October's Marvel Now. Insults are hurled. Derek teaches Chevy how to count. Tye Dye is never cool.

This week the guys have been playing lots of video games and sit down to discuss Uncharted 4, Fallout, the new Doom, and the indie game Gone Home. Greg gets caught up with all the E3 coverage and talks about the games he is most excited to play. The guys discover that (according to some poorly produced videos) the rapper Gucci Mane is a clone, and talk about Episode 9 of Game of Thrones with full spoilers.

My good friend and kick ass musician Dave Backhaus is in the basement this week to talk about his new band Jump the Tiger. We get giddy about "The Lost Boys," and non-horror-fan Dave tries his best at the 7 Deadly Questions.

News of the Dead: We'll All Be Flatlining Next Year, and Jigsaw Returns For An Eighth Time.

We have face-melting music from Short On Time with their song "Crematoria" off the album "Sanctuary."

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Chevy and Bill get knee deep in DC Rebirth, Marvel Now (again), sitting around shirtless watching Magic Mike, and Chevy's love of little people.

On this episode of B&E, Craig and Brian discuss the Chris Seaver's last film, Tickled, Pokemon Go, San Antonio's Haunted Tours, Career Tests, and Sulu's sexuality.

Then, they take a stroll through the dark side of BDSM as portrayed in David Owain Hughes's novel, Wind-Up Toy, and novella, Wind-Up Toy: Broken Plaything.

Finally, Silver Screen Summer continues as they discuss Steven Spielberg's made-for-TV feature film directorial debut, Duel.