Insufferable Bastards

In this wide ranging episode, the boys discuss everything from the evolution of the multiplex to Elvis' granddaughter.  Naturally, this includes the definitive discussion of who would win if the cast of PREDATOR fought the cast of ALIENS.

It's Friday the 13th on Friday the 13th! In this very special episode the boys discuss the entire franchise, argue over the best & worst entries, and one of them even blasphemes the entire hockey masked canon.

The boys is discuss "The most offensive movies ever made" and try and figure out what it is that defines objectionable content. 

Along the way, Joe gets triggered by professional movie critics and Eugene gets triggered by the word "parasite."  Listen in to the highlights of their argument.  Easily one of our most contentious episodes to date.

Original Screenrant.com post discussed in the episode:  https://screenrant.com/most-offensive-movies-ever-made/

Is Netflix brainwashing us to watch whatever new release they dangle in front of us? Plus, our thoughts on The Ritual and The Cloverfield Paradox.

The trio closes the episode wondering if the born again Fangoria Magazine can maintain its editorial integrity if owned by a film production company.

Listen to our lost episode featuring the FRANKENHOOKER & BASKET CASE panel discussion and reaction from last year's inaugural NJ Horror Con (http://www.newjerseyhorrorcon.com/).

This episode is a companion to Ep 38 "Birth of a Convention" - our on-the-scene reaction to the Garden State's newest horror con. 

The MHC is proud to be part of the Horror Punks Podcast Network.

Is ‘True Romance’ racist?  Should Tarantino let others direct his scripts?  Did Dick Ritchie really survive?  Those questions and more as the boys remember TRUE ROMANCE in advance of its screening at Connecticut Cult Classics (Facebook.com/ConnecticutCultClassics)

Slate’s critical essay: http://www.slate.com/blogs/browbeat/2015/12/29/samuel_l_jackson_s_hateful_eight_monologue_about_forcing_the_general_s_son.html

Very good 2008 Maxim retrospective: https://www.maxim.com/entertainment/true-romance-15-years-later

MHC gaming correspondent Glen Baisley returns for a follow-up to our FRIDAY THE 13th THE GAME episode to delve into the finer points and subtle nuances of hack-and-slashery.

The boys discuss the upcoming CT Cult Classics screening of THEY LIVE & ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK.  This episode also covers the "29 Most Rewatchable Movies" as per the Collider staff and a tease of next months Monster Mania Convention in Cherry Hill, NJ.  CT Cult Classics is a group that screens genre flicks at The Strand Theatre in Seymour, CT.   More information: facebook.com/connecticutcultclassics or on Twitter @CTCultClassics.

Link to the "29 Most Rewatchable Movies" article: http://www.businessinsider.com/most-rewatchable-movies-ever-made-2018-1

The boys discuss the different versions of Stephen King's IT.  The conversation covers the entire love/hate spectrum in what is probably the most in-dept discussion of the film you're going to find.

The boys delve into the world of Star Wars collectables with memorabilia mover-and-shaker Peter Gerner.  The conversation quickly turns into a debate when special guest Chris Coyne flies in off the top rope to suplex the love fest.