Midnight Drive-In

Time to head to Japan as we tackle two films dealing with outsiders trying to deal justice in an unfamiliar land. First up Michael Douglas tries to be a badass in BLACK RAIN. Then Christopher Lambert picks the wrong woman to pick up at a bar in THE HUNTED.

It's bigfoot week on the show. We look at the John Lithgow classic HARRY AND THE HENDERSON. Then we talk about the Canadian sex comedy FROSTBITE. After that, we talk about the GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY HOLIDAY SPECIAL, GODZILLA vs. KONG, and TERRIFIER 2.

We're taking a look at some vampire films this week that takes a twist on old vampire lore. First up, we look at old artifacts that can make you want blood in CRONOS. Then a strange girl moves in next door and convinces a young boy to stand up for himself in LET THE RIGHT ONE IN.

We're going back to high school with kids that have crazy powers. First up, things get inappropriate when Scott Baio develops telekinesis in ZAPPED. Then we rocket off to a superhero high school in the sky with Kurt Russell in SKY HIGH.

It's drug week here on the show. And in typical form, there is a technical glitch that made us lose part of the show. So try and listen as we talk about SPUN and THE SALTON SEA.

Happy Halloween! As our Trick or Treat to you we do a solo review of the new HALLOWEEN ENDS. Does it work for the new franchise? Find out!

Dracula and Frankenstein month draws to a close as we look at the 90s take on both characters. Then we chat about HALLOWEEN ENDS, SOLE SURVIVOR, and we end on a spoilery discussion of CLERKS III.

Our path on the Dracula and Frankenstein road continues as we look at the Andy Warhol sponsored films BLOOD FOR DRACULA and FLESH FOR FRANKENSTEIN. Then we talk about SHE-HULK, Bryan's trip to the drive-in, and end on a spoilery review of WEREWOLF BY NIGHT.

We're back looking at some Dracula and Frankenstein films. This time we're stopping by Hammer Studios. First up, we take a look at Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing in HORROR OF DRACULA. Then, we check out Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing in CURSE OF FRANKENSTEIN. After that, we talk about THE MUNSTERS, DON'T WORRY DARLING, and at the end of the show have a spoilery discussion about BARBARIAN.

It's Dracula and Frankenstein month to celebrate the spooky season. We head back to 1931 to see if these films still hold up. First up, Bela Legosi enraptures us with his gaze in DRACULA. Then, Karloff throws us into the lake in FRANKENSTEIN. After that, we chat about THEY LIVE, PIECES, and FRIGHT NIGHT.