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Fellow podcaster Doug Kabourek is in the basement this week to tell us about two GREAT podcasts: Fizzle Like a Flood and The Necronomicast. We all get squeamish as we discuss Frank Marshall's "Arachnophobia," and Doug brings notes to the 7 Deadly Questions.

News of the Dead: Kiefer Will Flatline Once Again, Amblin Re-Enters the Alien Invasion Sub-Genre, and More News From the Universal Monster Universe.

Music is from Let Me Crazy this week with their song Good God/Bad God off their album Contraflow.

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Chevy and Bill tackle the Game of Thrones Season 6 Finale. Blood and tears will be shed.

Comedian Ryan de la Garza comes to the basement to reminisce about old times in Council Bluffs, IA. He also gives us a little insight into the world of stand-up comedy. Per Ryan's suggestion we re-visit "Cannibal the Musical," and he takes a swing at the 7 Deadly Questions. And we check out a few new releases to theaters, blu ray, and Netflix for the month of July.

News of the Dead: George Romero Finally Gets His Star, Annabelle 2 Starts Shooting, and Adam Wingard's Manga-to-Film Adaptation Begins Filming.

Music this week is "Violent Love" from Skankin' Pickle and "Rot and Decay" from Chewing on Tinfoil.

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This week the guys discuss 10 Cloverfield Lane, unlikely Power Rangers casting, the Tetris film franchise, the Lost in Space re-make, the Warriors TV show, and The BFG.

Silver Screen Summer continues as the guys watch and discuss the made-for-television remake of the Hitchcock classic, Rear Window. Then they explore the endless abyss as presented in Hollow, a novelette by Martin Kee.

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Chevy and new co-host Bill Curtner, reminisce about comic convention memories old and new, the in's and out's of running a comic book store, and the future of the show.

Brian and Craig talk about the perils of drinking Red Diamond Sugar Free Sweet Tea, the cancellation of Penny Dreadful, the untimely passing of Anton Yelchin, Godzilla, Keanu, Gremlins 2, Depalma, Conspiracy Theories and more!

#SilverScreenSummer continues as they review the 1972 made-for-TV noir, The Night Stalker, a film that served as a springboard for the commercially unsuccessful but oft-revered television show, Kolchak: The Night Stalker.

Finally, they discuss the novella, Blade Man, by Edison McDaniels.

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Singer/Songwriter/Badass Kait Berreckman stops by the basement this week to discuss the life of a musician and Omaha Girls Rock. We have a lovely discussion about Adam Wingard's "You're Next." And Kait takes her turn with the 7 Deadly Questions with a surprise guest appearance (via speaker phone) by her husband Mark. And Kevin makes his triumphant return to the couch.

News of the Dead: Dark Sky Films Gave Us a Little Surprise This Week, "Aleister Arcane" Nabs One of My Favorite Actors, What's In a Name?, There's a New Doug Jones In Town.

Music this week is from Omaha's own Millions of Boys with their song "Gimme Yr Blood."

You can pre-order Kait's new album (available 8/19/16) at kaitberreckman.bandcamp.com, and for our listeners, use code "loveditlive" at checkout for 20% off.

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Watch her new music video filmed by past guest Tony Bonacci on YouTube at www.youtube.com/watch?v=foRyg9pwMrU

Visit omahagirlsrock.com to see the amazing things this organization is doing in our community

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Christine Fink drops by the basement to tell us about her band High Up, and her unlikely love of the movie Birdemic. She weighs in on the cake-kicking-psycho mom, and takes a swing at the 7 Deadly Questions. And Jeremy Johnson is here, sitting in for Kevin while he's away catching fish in Minnesota.

News of the Dead: Sad, Shocking, R.I.P. Anton Yelchin, "The Godfather II of Creepy Doll Movies as I Like to Call It," Corin Hardy Gets 'Hell Bent,' Brad Fuller Reneges a Little.

Music is "Scaredy Cat" off the album "Everything's Casual" from Foozle.

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On this episode Cody starts off by telling the guys what it felt like to kill his pets. Kyle jumps into some #E32016 news, and they discuss which games they are looking forward to. Greg tells the guys why he thinks Jeff Lemire is the best independent creator, and of course, they have some Game Of Thrones talk.

The Dynamic Duo return with a vengeance as Silver Screen Summer continues! Popstar! The trailer for Nerve! Rob Zombie's 31! The Boy! Plus reviews of the darkly humorous carnival of horror, The Incredible Zilch Von Whitstein by Thomas S. Flowers, and the 1985 made-for-TV undead classic, The Midnight Hour.

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