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When is a lesbian vampire film not a lesbian vampire film? Desmond and Darryll answer that in their review of Daughters of Darkness. Then Desmond looks at the 3 Rs (rape, revenge, and remake) as he reviews 2010's I Spit on Your Grave. Keanu couldn't be here this week, but Desmond calls another mega-celebrity to make up for it. All in a good day's podcast. Tunes included: "Bring Your Daughter... to the Slaughter" by Iron Maiden, "Strangers on a Train" by Lovage, "Raped and Freezin'" by Alice Cooper, and "Janie's Got a Dissolvo Ray" by Zombina and the Skeletones. Send feedback to: [email protected], or 206.203.1213. Join the Facebook group! Visit www.audibletrial.com/dreadmedia to get a free audiobook!

Today, on a very special episode of Avatar: The Last Podcast, we deal with tough social issues such as sexism, nepotism, cultural preservation, and fire safety as we look through three more episodes of Avatar: The Last Airbender: "The Deserter," "The Northern Air Temple," and "The Waterbending Master."

The trailer is an integral part of the moviegoing experience, and in this episode, The Boys Outta Brooklyn discuss whether it's an art form or just another product. Join Tom and Derrick as they recount some of their favorite trailers, the trailer "formula," why creativity is a must in fashioning one, and why creativity is going out the window. It's an hourlong discussion in the two-fisted BITD style, so put down your popcorn and get to clicking!

Barry Allen is accused of a murder he's yet to commit (The Flash: The Dastardly Death of the Rogues), the Justice League tackles pint-sized problems (Super Friends: Mystery in Space), and Batwoman's latest foe hits a little too close to home (Batwoman: Elegy).

In Tales of Suspense #83, a guy who's not Cap but looks like him battles what may very well be the single stupidest Captain America villain ever, a character with the single stupidest "superpower" ever. Can you handle the coming of the summersault machine that is... The Tumbler?

As The Doctor and Romana continue to look for the scattered segments of the Key to Time, they cross Cailleach, an ancient alien criminal hiding on Earth ("The Stones of Blood"), and Grendel, a Count with his murderous eyes on the crown ("The Androids of Tara"). Note: This episode was recorded before the passing of Nicholas Courtney, hence the reason his death isn't mentioned at the top of the show. Look for Dan and Mike's thoughts about the man and his character next episode.

Fill yer hands with Academy Awards, ya sons o' bitches! Ahem, in the second part of their Oscar-stravaganza your hosts dive into Black Swan and cozy up to True Grit. Which host liked the horror film? Guess! We dare you. Is the best part about a film with a lesbian sex scene the ballet? Will Megan ever enjoy a Western? Which male star of True Grit has Desmond met several times? Hint: Order the stars in the order of coolness and he's number four. Also, the hosts give their Oscar picks until Megan finds it all too stressful. Send questions, comments, and requests to: [email protected] and 206.350.0057.

How does the beautifully animated movie Origin: Spirits of the Past, about a war on super-intelligent trees, move Kellen to talk about Anderson Silva? Only one way to find out.

Rape-revenge, a proto-Scream film, and an Epic Meal Time reference? Yup! It's an episode of Dread Media. Desmond and Darryll sit down to discuss I Spit on Your Grave, which is now out on Blu-ray, before Desmond goes solo on There's Nothing Out There. Rounding out the show is some excellent feedback, and the following terror tunes: "Spit it Out" by Slipknot, "Dirt on the Grave" by Black Label Society, "Nothing Terribly New" by The Hellacopters, and "That Time of the Month" by Harley Poe. Send feedback to: [email protected], or 206.203.1213. Join the Facebook group! Visit www.audibletrial.com/dreadmedia to get a free audiobook!

Bad British accents, cryptozoology, bleeding walls, more of the Eternal Darkness playthrough; THESE CAN'T BE HAPPENING!?