Insufferable Bastards

Eugene is on the scene at NJ Horror Con in Edison NJ and gives his impression of day one.  Episode features interviews with Troma's Lloyd Kaufman and Frankenhooker's James Lorinz.

Special FX artist Peter Gerner joins Brian & Eugene to discuss Chris Alexander's list of "9 Bad Movies That are Actually Good."  It turns out, ironically enough, that they are actually really bad.

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The boys discuss the rise and fall of the 80s Slasher film as well as the evolution of the Final Girl.

Former (and final?) Editor-in-Chief of Fangoria Magazine KEN W HANLEY sits down for an interview to discuss the downfall of the print edition of genre journalism's most iconic publication.

This episode is an excellent companion to our August 2016 interview with MICHAEL GINGOLD, Hanley's predecessor and former Fango colleague (see Episode 19).

HorrorNewsNetwork.net's NICK BANKS joins the boys as they go LIVE to mourn the loss of Fangoria Magazine. 

MHC superfan Mike Lane returns to share stories of what the magazine meant to them in their formative years.

Well, it WAS live anyway.  The boys open up the show to the fans for some live participation.  Shockingly, no one responds.

Amidst the heartbreak, they do manage to cover an interesting topic - films you watched as a kid even after your parents told you not to.

The boys are joined by CT Cult Classics founder Larry Dwyer to discuss their favorite Carpenter flicks.  He is also a staff writer for HorrorNewsNetwork.net, the website that hosts the annual CT Horror Fest at The Strand Theatre in Seymour, CT.

Directors series - Rob Zombie.  Glen Baisley joins the boys to explore the Hellbilly's cinematic canon.

Stand-up comedian Artie Lang proves he's also a stand-up guy by giving a spontaneous interview to a Stern Show super-fan.

Eugene & Brian do an extended intro to give context, interview begins around the 37min mark.

The boys look back fondly on the era of the video store - Brian's dad let him rent whatever he wanted, Joe had a crush on the girl behind the counter, but Eugene tops them both by working for a video store boss who went to federal prison.