Warning! Phil, Kit, & Graham dive into the problematic subgenre of Italian Cannibal Films with the 1981 film Cannibal Ferox!

The 1993 saga that nobody liked finally comes to an end as Phil, Kit & 1993 Graham watch the 1981 slasher film Graduation Day! Hear them marvel at teenagers who are clearly in their late 30s. Listen to them try and figure out who is the main character and why someone would choose the name "Patch MacKenzie." Featuring a pre-Wheel of Fortune Vanna White!

Death By Video returns with the long lost Mafiasploitation near-classic Gone With The Pope! Listen in as Phil, Kit & Graham discuss the odd tonal shifts and complicated ethics in this 1970s freak-out of a film! Racism, religion, & the holocaust all weave their way into Duke Mitchell's final film!

Probably the best episode yet! Phil & Kit are still stuck in 1993 with an alternate universe version of Graham. They watch the fantastic film Tuff Turf (1985) and reality is shattered!!! Graham goes on an epic rant about modern life being rubbish as Kit & Phil try very very hard to reign him in.

Join Phil, Kit & Graham as they travel back in time (literally!) and revisit the cable television & video store staple Gleaming The Cube! What does that even mean? Listen to finally find the answer! This episode also contains a brief tribute to the late Jonathan Demme.

Phil, Kit & Graham take a trip to New York City as Robert Ginty cleans up the town by burning it down. They discuss the difficult ethics of revenge films and how it's better to sometimes just turn the other cheek. They laugh, they cry, and are haunted by the ghosts that still linger amongst the battered VHS tapes.

Phil, Kit & Graham enter the brutal world of roller derby in the 1972 classic "Unholy Rollers." Staring Claudia Jennings and produced by Roger Corman it's dynamite on roller skates! Also, somewhat edited by Martin Scorsese! They laugh, they cry, and are haunted by the ghosts that still linger amongst the battered VHS tapes.

Phil, Kit & Graham gather in the ruins of the abandoned video store off highway 9 to watch the 1988 not-so classic "Zombi3." The VHS box cover says it was directed by Lucio Fulci. The box cover lied. They laugh, they cry, and are haunted by the ghosts that still linger amongst the battered VHS tapes.

Phil, Kit & Graham gather in the ruins of the abandoned video store off highway 9 to watch the 1986 Jean-Claude Van Damme, Kurt McKinney classic "No Retreat, No Surrender." They laugh, they cry, and are haunted by the ghosts that still linger amongst the battered VHS tapes.