The 1956 thriller the Bad Seed is covered this week. A murderous pig-tailed 8 year old girl? Check. A creepy apartment building janitor? Check.  A pitiful drunken mother bursting into someone's home multiple times to be sad about her dead son? Check. All this plus baskets of hugs exchanged for baskets of kisses in this week's episode!

What do you get when you combine the comedic antics of Tin Tan with a mute Lon Chaney Jr. playing a mummy that turns into a werewolf for some reason? You get the 1960 Mexican comedy/horror la Casa del Terror! We weren't exactly sure what was happening in this movie, and it had nothing to do with the language barrier.

How'd it take 75 episodes to cover Dracula??? Bela Lugosi's most famous role gets praise from everyone, but we feel Dwight Frye steals the show as Renfield. Creepy sets, floppy bats, multiple thick accents, and more are discussed with your oft distracted horror hosts.

Black leather, black leather, ta-ta-ta! "Oof" is all we can really say about this supposed black and white sci-fi/horror Hammer-produced movie that features a biker gang with their own theme song, crappy sculptures, and radioactive children kept in a secret underground military enclosure.

The 1936 Universal film Dracula’s Daughter is this week’s choice. Despite Gloria Holden’s great performance, we spend a lot of time wondering where the horror was in this not-so-great vampire flick that took Scott a record four times to get through without dozing off. That and why Van Helsing is now VON Helsing.

The third installment in the Universal Frankenstein series is covered this week with 1939’s Son of Frankenstein. Determined to clear his father’s name in the village where the monster was created and terrorized the locals, Baron Wolf von Frankenstein almost immediately forgets this and revives the monster who, under the control of Ygor, begins terrorizing the locals anew! Featuring disorienting German-expressionist style sets, a stellar cast, a ploppity-plop sulfur pit, and that weird damned fur vest.

The 1958 film Attack of the Puppet People is discussed this week. A very lonely doll maker turns people tiny and keeps them against their will in glass tubes, with the occasional forced dance party. A useless detective chews up screen time. Spoilers: the people are NOT puppets and they do NOT attack anyone.

1958’s the Screaming Skull is covered this week. Bill is absent, but that just allows more time for Scott & Kevin to express their disappointment in this not-so-great film, despite the clever prologue claiming a free burial for anyone that dies of fright from viewing this movie.

Invisible atomic monsters suck the brains and spinal cords out of Canadiens living near a U.S. Air Force base. Beware of the mental vampires! The 1958 B-flick Fiend Without a Face gets covered this week and we ain’t too happy about it!

This episode is sponsored by Fright Lights & Gravely Unusual Magazine.

In Santa Mira, California, Dr. Miles Bennell is baffled when all his patients come to him with the same complaint: their loved ones seem to have been replaced by emotionless impostors. Despite others’ dismissive denials, Dr. Bennell, his former girlfriend Becky, and his friend Jack soon discover that the patients’ suspicions are true: an alien species of human duplicates, grown from plant-like pods, is taking over the small town. Run for your lives from the Pod People!

This episode is sponsored by Fright Lights & Gravely Unusual Magazine.