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This week the guys discuss the video game Firewatch, and Greg and Cody debate over liking characters vs liking creators. You'll hear the stories of the the first times they smoked weed, and speculation on how Jesus' mother could have been a prostitute.

On this episode of B&E, the guys discuss the Tales from the Crypt reboot, Fahrenheit 451, Kingsmen 2, and Bill and Ted. Then, they review on the cyber-bully horror film, #Horror, and the retro throwback horror novel, Zero Lives Remaining, by Adam Cesare.

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Fellow podcasters Elliot and Rachel Ross (Reel Rats) stop by the basement to play the 7 Deadly Questions and review He Never Died. Nonsense this week comes from New Zealand and their problem with the bulge. We explore the news - board game soundtracks, Bradley Cooper gets sexier and deeper, Milla returns, Abe Sapien is Nosferatu, something in the mist, Clown on Starz, and the Crypt Keeper graces our living rooms once again. Featured music this week comes from Hard Girls. Remember to check out our Spotify playlist.

On this lazy Sunday edition, the LST boys tackle a full week of news. New trailers, DC Rebirth updates, Bill reviews Daredevil S2 and DC's Injustice comic, and Walking Dead movie rumors.

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This week the guys talk about the new Rogue One trailer and whether or not the movie is necessary. Cody confesses to secretly being a Beleiber and Kyle explains his distaste for graphic design in weed culture.

On this episode of B-Movies and E-Books, Craig finally watches The Force Awakens. Brian talks about the poster for The Neon Demon, the new film from Nicolas Winding Refn, and the trailers for The Shallows and The Bye Bye Man.

Then they dive head first into the increasingly dangerous plane of existence that lies between dreams and the world of the awake as they review A Monstrous Place by Matthew Stott. And make sure that you get your headset mics and and frosted tips in check before they venture into the arena to discuss the new film, Dead 7, a zombie movie starring various boy band members and produced by The Asylum.

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Actor/Director/Writer Noah Diaz makes some time to visit the basement and talk about The Feast, playing at The Shelterbelt in Omaha, NE April 15-May 8. He also plays the 7 Deadly Questions and reviews We Are What We Are with us. We ask the question, "Have you ever shit on someone's lawn?" In NotD this week: Anthony's childhood favorite comes to DVD; Snipes, Simmons and the WWE team up to make a giant turd; a New Zealand high school theatre departments gets serious about Sweeney. Music this week is from Radkey. Check out our all new playlist on Spotify.

This week, Bill and Rodney are joined in the ‘box by George Tripsas and Justin Corbett from Gray Bear Comics; here to talk about their new comic book project Speak No Evil. But first, Bill and Rod discuss their fast food qualms, Scott Snyder’s new project after his reinvigorating run on Batman, the new trailer for Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, Vertigo rebranding to “Young Animal”, and new comics this week (including Black Panther #1, Black Widow #2, and Old Man Logan #4).

Remember to go to GrayBearComics.com and support this local Houstonian comic.

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Craig and Brian discuss trailers for the upcoming films, Lights Out, The Girl in the Photographs, and The Green Room (starring Patrick Stewart in his creepiest role yet). Then, they talk with Kit Power about his writing career and his powerful horror novel, Godbomb. After that, they talk about the film Chained, directed by Jennifer Chambers Lynch.

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Comedian/Actor Monty Eich isn't a huge fan of the horror genre, but he still stopped by the basement on the hill to play the 7 Deadly Questions, and talk about April's new releases. We also discuss horror headlines - Victor "Jeepers Creepers" Salva, and more Stephen King - and we review two movies: The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari and Turbo Kid. Our music this week comes from The Goddamn Gallows and Horror My Friend.