The Fiasco Family would like to tell you what happened in The Living Skeleton, but they can’t really remember how everything fits together—in a good way.

The Fiasco Family would like to apologize for this one, but they do think that the giant robot Kronos is kind of neat.

The Fiasco Family tries to take an island vacation but lands in the middle of a long-standing feud between the Brody and Great White Shark clans, in the franchise-ending Jaws: The Revenge.

The Fiasco Family tries out mid-century therapy, which turns out to be more regressive than anticipated, in I Was a Teenage Werewolf.

The Fiasco Family attend a birthday party in familiar surroundings. They’re pretty sure they’re revisiting old ground at the House on Haunted Hill.

The Fiasco Family is invited to an auction, and when they see what’s for sale all they want to do is to Get Out.

The Fiasco Family thought they’d left the evil behind them, but they had yet to face Forever Evil!

The Fiasco Family agreed to help a therapist remodel a haunted house as an institution, and they’re having second thoughts when The Evil makes its presence known.

The Fiasco Family wake up in a hospital and try to figure out why they’re in Britain and why everybody’s so very enraged, in 28 Days Later....

The Fiasco Family drops by a local make-out joint and sits awkwardly while a drug dealer talks about things he couldn’t have seen—namely the Confessions of a Psycho Cat.