Episode Forty Four. A Belgian serial killer comedy blacker than any Belgian chocolate. A snuff odyssey on a Spanish university campus. One an established cult classic, the other all but forgotten. Should it be the other way around?

Episode Forty Three. Christophe Gans and Neil Marshall’s werewolf thrillers were released less than two years apart, but couldn’t be more different. Is one clearly better than the other?

Episode Forty Two. Jodorowsky eat your heart out! Nothing quite says "cult" like a mega-budget Hollywood action sequel, so this year's Christmas episode is all about two of them. Featuring John McClane, Martin Riggs and Roger Murtaugh. Happy holidays!

Episode Forty One. Spoilers abound in this discussion about two deadly early-80s summer camps that aren't Crystal Lake: it's Camp Stonewater versus Camp Arawak.

Episode Forty. Albert Pyun's 13-inch cop. Peter Manoogian's possessed dolls. Albert Pyun's 13-inch cop versus Peter Manoogian's possessed dolls, as directed by Charles Band. Who's the real winner here?

Episode Thirty Nine. What’s the best worst movie ever made? Is it Drake Floyd’s previously peerless 1990 headfuck Troll 2, or Tommy Wiseau’s newly legendary 2003 opus The Room?

Episode Thirty Eight. Welcome to the battle of the half-remembered 1980s teen romcoms. Is Savage Steve Holland’s 1986 kookfest One Crazy Summer better than Greg Beeman’s 1988 Coreyfest License to Drive? It’s time to find out.

Episode Thirty Seven. Before he made the brilliantly unhinged Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 for them, Tobe Hooper helmed two very different flicks for Cannon Films: Lifeforce and Invaders from Mars. But which one has the edge today?

Episode Thirty Six. The late, great Pittsburgh powerhouse George A. Romero did some of his best work in the 1970s. This episode, 1973's The Crazies squares off against 1978's Martin.

Episode Thirty Five. Charles Band’s bargain basement Avengers riff. Cullen Blaine and Richard Gasswein’s maniacal vanity project. Robocop versus Terminator it is not.