Is this the most disturbing installment of Christopher & Eric's True Crime TV Club yet?! If not, it's pretty damn close. When Christopher and Eric serve up this episode of the Discovery ID series "Passport to Murder", the toxic brew includes a Spring Break vacation into hell and a murder so gruesome they struggle to get through its details. Was it drug fueled insanity or a  deep belief in Satan that drove the perpetrators to commit the barbaric acts visited upon handsome Texas college student Mark Kilroy during the last hours of his life? What was the true nature of the terrible evil that blossomed at an isolated Mexican ranch outside Matamoros? Christopher and Eric try to shine light into the dark corners of this terribly dark tale, finding answers where history and biased media coverage might have fallen short, and raising some serious questions of their own.

Is this the most disturbing installment of Christopher & Eric's True Crime TV Club yet?! If not, it's pretty damn close. When Christopher and Eric serve up this episode of the Discovery ID series "Passport to Murder", the toxic brew includes a Spring Break vacation into hell and a murder so gruesome they struggle to get through its details. Was it drug fueled insanity or a  deep belief in Satan that drove the perpetrators to commit the barbaric acts visited upon handsome Texas college student Mark Kilroy during the last hours of his life? What was the true nature of the terrible evil that blossomed at an isolated Mexican ranch outside Matamoros? Christopher and Eric try to shine light into the dark corners of this terribly dark tale, finding answers where history and biased media coverage might have fallen short, and raising some serious questions of their own.

Got a question that's keeping you up at night? Ask Eric. He pulls no punches and he takes no prisoners. He delivers the truth unvarnished, and his guidance can deliver the perspective shift you and your neuroses so desperately need. He's fifty percent of 'TDPS presents Christopher & Eric', and he also keeps the other fifty percent from losing his ever-loving mind. Now you too can take advantage of the ass-kicking advice of Eric Shaw Quinn. In the first installment of an all new segment, 'Ask Eric', Eric goes deep on the question, "What would you tell your younger self if you could go back in time?" and all the wonderful answers you posted for us on The Dinner Party Show's Facebook page. (Send Eric your questions at [email protected])

Got a question that's keeping you up at night? Ask Eric. He pulls no punches and he takes no prisoners. He delivers the truth unvarnished, and his guidance can deliver the perspective shift you and your neuroses so desperately need. He's fifty percent of 'TDPS presents Christopher & Eric', and he also keeps the other fifty percent from losing his ever-loving mind. Now you too can take advantage of the ass-kicking advice of Eric Shaw Quinn. In the first installment of an all new segment, 'Ask Eric', Eric goes deep on the question, "What would you tell your younger self if you could go back in time?" and all the wonderful answers you posted for us on The Dinner Party Show's Facebook page. (Send Eric your questions at [email protected])

A doomed, disturbing, international and highly inappropriate teenage love affair. A murder-for-hire plot that circles the globe and the dark web. An on-camera confrontation with an alleged criminal mastermind. It's the first time Christopher & Eric's True Crime TV Club has served up an episode of "48 Hours", and before they're through the first course, your hosts find themselves choking on a question too big to swallow in one gulp – just what in God's name is "the dark web" anyway?  The answers are in short supply, but as always, Christopher and Eric draw their own conclusions about the internet's capacity for malevolence and lies, and whether or not this episode of true crime television did justice to the case before the cameras.

A doomed, disturbing, international and highly inappropriate teenage love affair. A murder-for-hire plot that circles the globe and the dark web. An on-camera confrontation with an alleged criminal mastermind. It's the first time Christopher & Eric's True Crime TV Club has served up an episode of "48 Hours", and before they're through the first course, your hosts find themselves choking on a question too big to swallow in one gulp – just what in God's name is "the dark web" anyway?  The answers are in short supply, but as always, Christopher and Eric draw their own conclusions about the internet's capacity for malevolence and lies, and whether or not this episode of true crime television did justice to the case before the cameras.

Did Christopher actually go on a beach vacation with Gianni Versace's killer?! Is that why the FBI stormed Anne Rice's Garden District mansion in 1999? Eric won't stop until they've served up every detail of this way-too-close-to-home edition of True Crime TV Club. Only without the TV. Plus a whole lot of sarongs. And green Lexuses. (Lexi?) And, of course, gay dance parties. Together, Christopher and Eric feast on the Rice family's near brush with Andrew Cunanan's dark legacy, also tackling the question of what it means for gay people when notorious gay criminals get caught up in headlines around the world. Along the way, wealthy sugar daddies and 'American Crime Story' get served.

Did Christopher actually go on a beach vacation with Gianni Versace's killer?! Is that why the FBI stormed Anne Rice's Garden District mansion in 1999? Eric won't stop until they've served up every detail of this way-too-close-to-home edition of True Crime TV Club. Only without the TV. Plus a whole lot of sarongs. And green Lexuses. (Lexi?) And, of course, gay dance parties. Together, Christopher and Eric feast on the Rice family's near brush with Andrew Cunanan's dark legacy, also tackling the question of what it means for gay people when notorious gay criminals get caught up in headlines around the world. Along the way, wealthy sugar daddies and 'American Crime Story' get served.

Mountains of cocaine and a sex-party filled seventy room mansion in the Hamptons are just two of the spicy ingredients in this installment of Christopher & Eric's True Crime TV Club, a sordid stew of drug-fueled conspiracies and ambitions run amok in 1980's Hollywood. When wildly successful theater producer Roy Raydin tries to make a name for himself in the City of Angels, he crosses paths with a host of wannabes and couldabeens who lead him to the doorstep of usetabe uber-producer Robert Evans, the man behind such films as "Chinatown" and "The Godfather".  This episode of "The 1980's, The Deadliest Decade" follows every grisly, twist and turn on the one-way trip from Tinseltown to the bottom of an isolated Los Angeles canyon. Don't worry. Christopher and Eric will be sitting right next to you for the whole wild and terrifying ride.

Mountains of cocaine and a sex-party filled seventy room mansion in the Hamptons are just two of the spicy ingredients in this installment of Christopher & Eric's True Crime TV Club, a sordid stew of drug-fueled conspiracies and ambitions run amok in 1980's Hollywood. When wildly successful theater producer Roy Raydin tries to make a name for himself in the City of Angels, he crosses paths with a host of wannabes and couldabeens who lead him to the doorstep of usetabe uber-producer Robert Evans, the man behind such films as "Chinatown" and "The Godfather".  This episode of "The 1980's, The Deadliest Decade" follows every grisly, twist and turn on the one-way trip from Tinseltown to the bottom of an isolated Los Angeles canyon. Don't worry. Christopher and Eric will be sitting right next to you for the whole wild and terrifying ride.