The guys are joined by their friend Bender where they review the 2018 horror comedy Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich. It's stupid, it's gory, it's got puppets, what more do you want? 

We're 20 episodes in and we're reviewing the long lost but now found Shudder exclusive The Amusement Park, from George A. Romero. We thought we knew what we were getting in to for this one but boy were we not ready! 

Well, the guys finally did it... Joined by their friend Ace, they discovered the greatest piece of cinema to ever be created. Happy 4th of July! Now go watch FDR American Badass! and listen to this episode.

The guys review Scott Derrickson's latest horror film The Black Phone starring Ethan Hawke.

The guys review the film You Might Be the Killer. A fun summer camp slasher starring Fran Kranz and Alyson Hannigan.

Keegan quickly discovers that Sam Neill is in fact not in this film after having confused it with a different HP Lovecraft inspired film. The guys review From Beyond! 

The guys watch the Nicholas Cage insanity that is the film MANDY. Did they enjoy it? You'll have to listen to find out! ...

... Spoilers... They really didn't. 

Welp, the guys watched the 80's classic "Near Dark," and let's just say their expectations were sadly not met. The movie was everything they didn't want it to be. Luckily, they have a great sense of humor, and can appreciate the bad 80's horror for what it is. 

Keegan and Carlos aren't clowning around with this episode, where they review the 80's classic Killer Klowns from Outer Space.

The guys review Friday the 13th Pt. 7 The New Blood on this episode. Yes, they did in fact watch it ON Friday the 13th, and on the 34th anniversary of the film's release.