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Hello and welcome to our new side project! Nick and Bill will take a look at the 80's ABC dramedy, "Moonlighting"; from start to finish. We're starting where it makes sense, with the pilot episode, where we'll encounter nazis, and diamonds, and the world's introduction to Bruce Willis.

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This one was ahead of the curve on mall walking, as well as mall motorcycling and mall mauling. George Romero may have started the zombie book with Night, but continued that book beautifully with “Dawn of the Dead”.

“Are you still there? Jerry, son of Jerry?” the tapping continued.

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It’s time to introduce Kick Keyser to Herschell Gordon Lewis, the Godfather of Gore! And we’re starting at the top with 1963’s “Blood Feast”. Find out if he was more sickened by the lingering shots of organs and blood, or by the poor quality of… Well, everything. Spoiler alert, Wagner didn’t respond that night.

There was a slight tapping, almost a test of communication. For some reason, that fear held strong, and I continued to lie there, shivering.

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Elvis and JFK might be just the guys to take on an undead Egyptian soul sucker. Grab your scarab beetles and your Ding Dongs, we’re continuing through another mummy movie with “Bubba Ho-Tep”. This episode is not brought to you by Burger Continental.

I was at a loss for words at this point. So cold, and the thought of my family munching on my seasoned soul sealed my lips. Well, at least kept my fingers from tapping.

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You can consider this our Valentine’s episode, and we’re going to consider this a love story. It’s another shot at a Universal horror classic with Boris Karloff, and it’s possibly a proto Indiana Jones epic with reincarnation at the center. We checked out “The Mummy” from 1932, and we possibly fell in love.

“You’ve invited the devil into that soul of an egg. And you’re gonna lay it out in a tray with olives and pickles, and feed it to your family for a some holiday feast.”

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Another listener recommendation, and another one that would not typically be considered a horror movie. But, we’ve absolutely watched other films that were lighter and less horrific than this little treat. A recent indie film from 2020, we watched “Shiva Baby”.

“Symbolically, what does it mean to take a piece of your soul, the deep part, the rich part of your soul, and mash it up, mix it with oils and spices?”

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Maybe not a horror movie in most people’s eyes, but drop this on the unsuspecting, and you will for sure find people horrified. It’s a listener recommendation and it’s an early Peter Jackson film, we checked out “Meet The Feebles”!

The scratches continued, and I read them as such, “If you run with the notion that an egg is a symbol of the soul, then what are you doing with that piece of soul exactly?”

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Were you looking around here for another part 4? As luck would have it, we got one for ‘ya, even if the title is a little shy about saying so. We checked out “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation.” It’s a… Remake? A sequel? It’s a requel, and it may make you question your own sanity.

“What is it that I’m missing? What’s the greater point to a recipe for a deviled egg as scratched out by a possible rodent on the walls of this shed?”

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Kicking off the start of our 4th full year with a part 4; “A Nightmare on Elm Street Part 4: The Dream Master”. How do they raise up the dead Fred Kreuger this time? You’ll have to listen to… Oh the hell with it, a dog pees fire onto his grave. Yeah.

“Clever, but I think you may be missing a point with this deviled egg situation.” I thought about for a second, continuing to shiver on the concrete floor. Maybe there was a texture thing missing? Some tiny dices of celery?

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Preparing for New Year’s by watching “Terror Train” sure proved at least one thing… We might be into trains! It’s sorta Halloween on rails, including the amazing Jamie Lee, but also bonus David Copperfield for the win.

“Yolk hole was my nickname in college. Yolk hole, oh no.”

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