Things get romantic this week as Nick and Chris are joined their wives Shelley and Amanda, as they all discuss the 2013 zombie rom-com, Warm Bodies.

On today's episode, Nick and Chris are talking 2000's alien-action-horror film Pitch Black featuring "avid D&D enthusiast" Vin Diesel.

This week Nick and Chris are joined by comic creator/podcast/musician Douglas Arthur to talk the 1968 Kaiju all-star brawl Destroy All Monsters! A movie which culminates with a spectacular ass-whomping of the so called "king" Ghidorah.

This week Nick and Chris get into the walls of the Wes Craven 1991 creepfest, The People Under the Stairs. Fun fact: we had some left over gremlins from the Christmas episode and they had a field day with our recording setup this episode.

This week Nick and Chris are talking the 1987 ode to classic monsters and the monster kids they spawned, The Monster Squad. It's The Goonies but with monsters and so much more homophobia!

Sometimes when you play with toys, they will play back! This week Nick and Chris are talking the 1988 killer toy movie, Child's Play.

It's gelatinous blobberin' time! This week Nick & Chris are joined by Rowyn and Rob from Team Manticore to talk the 1982 horror masterpiece The Thing, directed by the legendary John Carpenter.

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Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays monsters! This week Nick & Chris are talking the Christmas monster classic Gremlins directed by Joe Dante. The family/comedy/horrorish story of a predictable tragedy that could have been avoided with just a little bit of competent parenting.

Nick & Chris make a run for the border in order to lay low for a while at a little hole in the wall (that may or may not have the best damn food in all of Mexico) so they can talk the 1996 hyper-violent, vampires vs badasses, action/horror romp From Dusk Till Dawn, directed by Robert Rodriguez with a script by Quentin Tarantino.

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Nick & Chris make a run for the border in order to lay low for a while at a little hole in the wall (that may or may not have the best damn food in all of Mexico) so they can talk the 1996 hyper-violent, vampires vs badasses, action/horror romp From Dusk Till Dawn, directed by Robert Rodriguez with a script by Quentin Tarantino.

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