There's a TON of College slashers to go through but CK and UB picked these two for this episode of Cruel Summer Slashback... Fans of Lovin' Spoonful will enjoy our coverage of Girls Nite Out from 1982, and next it's the ultra low budget Troma-ish style slasher from 1984 in Splatter University!

Join CK and UB as we begin Cruel Summer Slashback for 2026 with some good ol' 1980's slasher films: Jack Sholder's insanity unleashed from 1982 Alone in the Dark, and a wacky sorority slasher from 1986 Killer Party!

The Creepy Kentuckian and Uncle Bill welcome Alpha Romero and Living Dead Weekend's own and everyone's favorite tour guide Lawrence DeVincentz on for another Q&A preview event to get everyone prepared for the weekend! Which happens to be the last BIG EVENT at Monroeville Mall before it's destruction next year.

The Creepy Kentuckian and Uncle Bill go in-depth on George A. Romero's all time horror classic, genre defining film and what led to this film being held up in public domain for nearly 60 years.

The Creepy Kentuckian and Uncle Bill welcome Michael 'Two Scoops' Felsher and special guest on the show for the very first time the director of Jason Goes To Hell The Final Friday, it's Adam Marcus! We discuss the new documentary Hearts Of Darkness as well!

The Creepy Kentuckian and Uncle Bill went to an early showing of the latest SCREAM film (no I aint kidding) and give everyone a live reaction review! Is it better than the last couple of films? Is it worse? Listen in and find out!!

Michael “Two Scoops” Felsher joins the DEADPIT Boys as he ranks the Friday the 13th films on … Friday the 13th!!

CK and Uncle Bill look back at the year that was 2025, the movies, the physical media releases, people we lost and MUCH MORE!

The Creepy Kentuckian and Uncle look back at 20 years of DEADPIT and listen back to the ORIGINAL show from 2005! Special surprise guests conclude the second hour!

It's the most wonderful time of the year...This Sunday join Uncle Bill, CK and the Patrons as they discuss anything they damn well please...including a re-watch of the underseen (is it underrated?) Christmas Slasher from 1980 directed by David Hess, To All A Goodnight!!