In this installment, Jacob sits down with Matthew Robbins, director of THE LEGEND OF BILLIE JEAN, about his work on that movie, as well as writing SUGARLAND EXPRESS for Steven Spielberg and even crafting the fantasy epic DRAGONSLAYER for Paramount Pictures.

Bonus Features are back baby! This week, Jacob talks to Rowdy Herrington, the writer/director of ROAD HOUSE, STRIKING DISTANCE and JACK'S BACK (among many others), about what it's like to be a blue collar Pittsburgh working boy who went Hollywood. Come for the Patrick Swayze stories, stay for Rowdy explaining why he loves working with James Spader so much.

This week, Jacob chats with Robert Harmon, director of the road horror all-timer THE HITCHER ('86), about everything from working with Charles Napier to Rutger Hauer to Jean-Claude Van Damme. Take a listen and remember: your mother always told you to never pick up strangers.

This week, Jacob shoots the shit with Bobby Miller, writer/director of THE CLEANSE and CRITTERS ATTACK! about the FRIDAY THE 13TH series. More specifically, they break down why JASON LIVES might be the very best entry in the franchise. Catch a machete to the face with these two dorks.

This week, Jacob talks to Dan Fraga, master film curator and wild man emcee from the Philly/NJ collective Exhumed Films. The two take a stroll down memory lane while exploring the group's quarter century history of bringing rare, weird horror/exploitation celluloid to the most devoted cinema freaks.

For this very special edition of Bonus Features, Jacob and Marten talk to David Prior, the writer/director behind last year's criminally underseen horror picture THE EMPTY MAN. Over the course of our lengthy chat, David dives into his career as a special features pioneer during the the early days of DVD, and just what happened to his future cult classic at Disney/Fox.

This week, Jacob shoots the shit with Blake Howard - founder of One Heat Minute Productions, about all things Michael Mann (up to and including how BLACKHAT is a remake of MANHUNTER). Because who else but the man who spoke to the Mann himself?

In the second installment of our lengthy chat with the mastermind behind the SKYLINE series, Liam fills us in on what it took to make his wild space opera, SKYLINES, on another shoestring budget, and why James Cameron is one of his ultimate heroes.

Jacob sits down Liam O'Donnell, the mastermind of the SKYLINE series (and writer/director of BEYOND SKYLINE), to talk working with Frank Grillo, Iko Uwais, kaiju, and why BIG TROUBLE IN LITTLE CHINA is his personal Secret Handshake Film.

This week, we speak with Max Booth III, author of TOUCH THE NIGHT and THE NIGHTLY DISEASE, Editor of indie horror press Perpetual Motion Machine, and Executive Producer/Screenwriter of the upcoming film WE NEED TO DO SOMETHING. Over the course of our lengthy discussion, we cover indie horror, what it's like to make a feature film during a global pandemic, and why David Fincher's ZODIAC (2007) is his all-time favorite film.