Ben takes on the literary masterpiece from the Choose Your Own Adventure series "Who Killed Harlowe Thrombey" before Ali gives us A glimpse into the past by telling us the #1 song of 1981. Afterward we move on to the brain eating classic "Return Of The Living Dead" before Ali tells us a bit of the Stephen King short story "The Raft". After which the kids keep warm by teaming up to also visit the movie treatment of "The Raft" and talk A little bit about Creepshow 2 before throwing Ali into the ooze and talking about the lawsuit inducing accident on the set of the King directed "Maximum Overdrive"  

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Our longest episode to date contains an ironic rant about excessive movie length. Ali tells us about the Scooby Doo series "13 Ghosts" where Scoob and the gang face actual ghosts not creeps dressed up.  Also, did you know about Night Of The Comet and it's strong female characters? We'll talk about that but that's not all folks, we also visit Ozzy's 1982 middle finger to Black Sabbath with the live album "Speak of the Devil", and ponder the question of whether He Man could beat up Rambo.

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In this episode Alithea talks about the #1 song of 1980, dead rappers, admiring Curtis Armstrong from afar, and the agony of an elementary school girl who doesn't have A monosyllabic first name. Ben mourns Felix Silla; after, the kids pair up to debate the merits of Corey Feldman's lifetime of work and explore their feelings about the late 80's movie that set the bar for everything that followed: Hell Comes To Frogtown. 

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We discuss The Twilight Zone's pious counterpart The Daylight Zone.  Ali gets nostalgic for Flash Gordon before we visit the mean streets of Canada masquerading as Los Angeles in 21 Jump Street's "Mean Streets and Pastel Houses". Then we have a post workout cool down by showing some love for Mariska Hargitay and the horror themed entries on her resume from the 1980s.

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In this episode Bustamante and Ali revisit the husband and wife team of Patrick Swayze and Lisa Nieme as they come late to the post apocalyptic party and fail to put asses in seats with their movie Steel Dawn.  Ali shares A particularly riveting story from the mid 80s "Alfred Hitchcock Presents" TV series, and the whole world mourns the anniversary of the death of Wendy O. Williams. 

In Episode 2 we visit A special episode of Punk Brewster, 3 hit songs from 1980, and an episode of the Twilight Zone that's stuck in Ben's memory for over 30 years.  

In this, our debut episode, are two people desperately (pathetically?) clinging onto the era of the best movies, music, and TV shows. We discuss King Diamond's album "Them" then into the cartoon Thundarr where someone at Hanna-Barbera thought "kids need more post apocalyptic hellscapes in their lives", lastly we move onto the last but not least of the Big 3 of "Naughty Tiny Creature Things" movies, of course I mean Critters pt. 1.   Enjoy!