Film Dungeon

Billy's back for our second horror sequel and the end of Schlocktober 2: This Time's For Real. Together we take apart the lengthily titled C.H.U.D II: Bud the C.H.U.D. and try to figure out if this movie is pro-nostalgia, why nobody is underground, and whether the CEO of Paramount should be held criminally responsible for his youthful indiscretions (like causing the death of all humanity). Eat em up, eat em up? Yum yum yum!

It's the one-year anniversary of Film Dungeon and finally Schlocktober 2: This Time It's Schlockier. We're celebrating with a sequel to a movie we both incorrectly thought we had seen: Maniac Cop 2!

Find out why New York City is worse in movies, when you should perform your regular herrrr checks, and whether it's possible to drive a car you're not actually inside (hint: if you believe in yourself, anything is possible)!

The Film Dungeon returns!

We're back with a very late September episode for Back-to-School month, and two-plus hours of marveling at Gene Simmons with our favorite guests, Evan and Zoe!

Tune in this week to find out what to do with your MacGuffin, what not to do with your radioactive waste, and whether you should chew on your lavalier mics for good luck (the answers might surprise you).

Summertime Showdown wouldn't be complete without a Showa era Toho classic. Featuring the return of overly confident mediocre white man Nick Adams, and a distractingly bad fake horse!

Tune in to find out how the military keeps losing track of their Kaiju, what to do if you work in a seaside power plant in a universe with giant monsters, and why Baragon keeps framing Frankenstein for murder!

Could we start Summertime Showdown month any other way than with the aggressively aughtsy crossover king: Freddy vs. Jason? Ian and Maya get together to geek out about some top-tier horror franchises, and also Friday the 13th is here.

Tune in to find out what Tim Curry's Pennywise has in common with Disney's Robin Hood, if Beyoncé tricked Kelly Rowland into appearing in this film, and whether cornfield raves are an appropriate way to mourn your fallen classmates.

It's the end of Shark Month at the Film Dungeon and we've got a newly de-sea beasted Zoe with us to tackle the scientifically questionable Shark Attack 3: Megalodon. Discover the world's most adorable submarine, wonder at a shark with a person kite, and find out if John Barrowman is wearing pants (hint: no)!

It's the end of Shark Month at the Film Dungeon, and we've got a newly de-Sea Beasted Zoe with us to tackle the factually questionable Shark Attack 3: Megalodon! Discover the world's cutest submarine, if sharks like to fly kites, and whether John Barrowman is wearing pants (hint: no)!

Apologies for the last upload, Dungeoneers. I'm using a new podcasting program and posted the wrong file. Give this one a try!

Buckle up for Shark Month, Dungeoneers. It's America's 250th birthday and that means it's time for Canadian Jaws ripoffs! Evan's back and Zoe's been eaten because we watched the thoroughly mid Sea Beast (2008).

Tune in and find out why Maya hates being pooped on by birds, Evan was hoping for were-anglerfish, and Ian still hates the aughts with the passion of a thousand fiery suns!

Wrapping up Gay AF month at the Film Dungeon with 1980's The Apple and new guest/old friend Pretzel (Instagram: @ropepretzel).

Find out why Ian's not speaking to Maya, whether this was an appropriate movie for Pride Month, whether it's worth bankrupting your production studio to own Monty Python and the Holy Grail, and how bad music has to be before your movie doesn't count as a musical...or a movie!