If It Bleeds, We Can Kill It

On this episode, Byrd and Trev give their thoughts on the Walking Dead and American Horror Story so far and concept art for the abandoned Crow reboot, Trev reviews the recent sci-fi film In Time, and the two review the recent Edgar Wright produced creature feature Attack the Block. After that its all downhill as the podcast goes totally off the rails as the two discuss the nature of fan films as Byrd tries, and ultimately fails to describe why they annoy him, in a debate that pretty much goes nowhere. This is what happens when a podcast self destructs. We're not perfect!

On this episode, Byrd and Trev discuss a wide variety of topics including news about the Maniac remake, the proposed Punisher TV series, the Akira remake, Benicio Del Toro possibly being cast in the new Star Trek, the perplexing Youtube trend of people opening DVDs and showing their DVD collections, and why nerds feel like their favorite properties need to be darker to be cool.

On this Halloween episode, Byrd and Trev talk Evil Dead remake news, give a slew of horror movie recommendations, talk about what they like to watch on Halloween and do horror movie lightning rounds. Don't miss this spooktacular episode! Happy Halloween!

Music:

Intro- Misfits: "Halloween"

Outro- Vincent Price's "Thriller Laugh" and John Carpenter's "Halloween Theme"

On the evening of October 23rd, 2011, horror fans Kyle Byrd and Trevor Snyder recorded a podcast containing Halloween movie recommendations, opinions on the Season Two premiere of The Walking Dead and a discussion on the "found footage" trend in the horror genre. They were never heard from again. This is that recording.

Music:

Intro: Roky Erickson- "Night of the Vampire"

Outro: Type O Negative- "All Hallow's Eve"

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Join us for another horror-centric October podcast as Byrd and Trev review Human Centipede 2 (Full Sequence), give another big round of horror movie recommendations, and briefly touch on the Avengers trailer and the Thing "premake."

Intro- Fantomas- "Spider Baby"

Outro- Misfits- "London Dungeon"

On this episode, Byrd and Trev pay tribute to recently deceased B-movie icon David Hess, review the long awaited director's cut of Guillermo del Toro's Mimic, Trev gives a belated review of Scream 4, and the two review the recently released thriller A Horrible Way To Die. And its October, so that means another massive round of horror movie recommendations!

Byrd and Trev kick off an October of Halloween-themed shows, which means even more horror talk than usual. This week, the two recommend some lesser-known fright flicks and review the current release Tucker & Dale vs. Evil. But first, Trev defends himself against Byrd's accusations of being a necrophile!

On this episode, Trev and Byrd have a free form discussion that includes discussing the merits (or lack thereof) full screen DVDs, the recent director change for Thor 2, and contemplating whether or not Marvel truly knows what they are doing with their Avengers properties. And of course, the IMDB post of the week.

On this episode, Trev and Byrd discuss the confusing wide release of the film Creature, the perplexing existence of movie novelizations and give reviews for Steven Soderberg's virus epic Contagion and the new crime drama Drive starring Ryan Gosling. Also, some brief news about the Walking Dead and the Evil Dead remake and IMDB Post of the Week.

With Byrd off in Vegas living his version of "The Hangover," Trev invites Brad to guest host the show and defend his "love" for AMC in the Walking Dead showdown. They also discuss the future of the X-Men franchise and why its future may not necessarily be a sequel to X-Men: First Class or even with Professor X and Magneto involved. Last but not least, they break down the new Fall TV shows and tell you what they're excited to see...and what they're not (SPOILER: Glee).