We have done it. We finished the "Masters of Horror" collection. But I ask... AT WHAT COST?

This episode features Dirty Dog from "Geek Peak," and J-Honcho from, "For Nerds By Nerds."

"Dream Cruise," was directed by Norio Tsuruta, best known for directing, "Ringu 0: Birthday."

For real everyone... this was an incredible experience. Be safe, and have a googly Halloween. 

Some movies are so profoundly stupid they become compelling. This is the penultimate episode of our "Masters of Horror October Extravaganza." Will the boys finally find an episode to give more than a 3/5? 

Featuring Josh from, "For Nerds By Nerds," and Chris from, "The Geek Peak."

"The Washingtonians," was directed by Peter Madak, best known for directing, "The Changeling," and "Species 2."

Hey... this one was about Edgar Allan Poe. Neat.

Featuring Josh from, "For Nerds By Nerds," and Chris from "The Geek Peak."

"Black Cat," was directed by Stuart Gordon, best known for directing, "Re-Animator." 

I hate it when that happens. You're taking a hot bath in your barrel with your favorite buck knife and all the sudden you melt. That's the worst. 

Josh from "For Nerds By Nerds," and Chris from "The Geek Peak," join Miles for another exciting episode. 

"We All Scream For Ice Cream," was directed by Tom Holland (Not Spiderman). He is best known for directing "Fright Night," "Child's Play," "Thinner," and "The Stand." 

Could this be the promised episode? Finally a good one? Or will this fall by the wayside like the rest? Here to judge this movie harshly are Chris from "The Geek Peak," and Josh from "For Nerds By Nerds." Will Miles convince them this is a good movie solely based on seeing the most magnificent pair of breasts ever to grace the screen? 

"Right to Die" was directed by Rob Schmidt, best known for directing "Wrong Turn."

Back at it again with the boobs, blood, angry suburban dads, and CGI mud. Valarie on the stairs is a new twist on the "Masters of Horror" franchise. Of course, Josh from, "For Nerds By Nerds," and Chris from "The Geek Peak," are along for the ride. 

"Valarie on the Stairs," was directed by Mick Garris, best known for writing "Hocus Pocus," and directing the made-for-TV version of "The Shining." It is based on a short story by Clive Barker, best known for "Hellraiser." 

GHOST BOOBS

Well, well, well. We meet again. This is a very unique episode of "Masters of Horror." The boys from "For Nerds By Nerds," and "The Geek Peak Podcast," once again join Miles to settle the question, once and for all. "Why do they keep referencing 'Titty Bags' when they talk about this show?"

"The Screwfly Solution" was written by Mick Garris, the showrunner for "Masters of Horror," best known for writing, "Hocus Pocus." It was directed by Joe Dante, best known for directinhg, "Gremlins," "The Howling," and "Small Soldiers."

I would do anything for love... but I won't watch this again. That's right, Masters of Horror meets Meatloaf for an incredible episode. As always, Miles, Chris, and Josh discuss how damn confusing the premise of the episode is. 

"Pelts," is directed by Dario Argento, who is best known for directing "Suspiria."

"Based on the name, it doesn't sound like it will be divisive or controversial at all." - Josh

Pro-Life is the 5th episode in Season 2 of Masters of Horror. As always, Josh from "For Nerds By Nerds," and Chris from "The Geek Peak," join Miles to talk about how terrible the episode is... OR IS IT? Could this be the episode that finally breaks the mold?

Pro-Life is directed by John Carpenter. He is known for directing, "Halloween," "The Thing," and "Assault on Precinct 13." 

This movie looks and "Sounds Like..." shit. Sorry, just had to get that one out there. As with every episode of our Halloween, "Masters of Horror," Spectacular, Miles is joined by Josh of "For Nerds By Nerds," and Chris from "The Geek Peak," Podcasts. We expect every episode of "Masters of Horror," to be terrible at this point, and "Sounds Like..." meets our expectations. 

"Sounds Like..." was directed by Brad Anderson, who is best known for directing "The Machinist," "Session 9," and various episodes of popular television shows.