Midnight Flix

It's the finale of this year's Flixtober series and Pat and Adam are packing their stuff and bidding Elm Street farewell. In today's episode, the boys attempt to dissect the super meta New Nightmare and then don their Ill Nino concert tees and tackle Freddy vs Jason. This will also be the final MF episode until the premiere of season 3 next year - thanks for tuning in!

Pat and Adam return to Elm Street to watch and review the 5th and 6th installments of the NOES franchise. Dream Child leaves the boys hoping for a miscarriage while Freddy's Dead gets some much needed retrospective love. Also on the agenda for today: Which serial killer would be the best hang? Reappraising Ted Nugent. And an update of our franchise rankings.

Next up on the Flixtober docket, the boys are slicing and dicing their way through Nightmare on Elm Street 3 and 4. Pat and Adam rank their favorite dreamy warriors and bid farewell to some beloved characters in the first half, and bring back the dial-a-dude segment in the second half as they welcome John Caution of Weekend Nachos fame to the show to help discuss Dream Master.  It's 10 lbs of episode in a 5 lb bag!

The boys are back for spooky season and rolling out a second year of Flixtober episodes.  This year is solely dedicated to the Nightmare on Elm Street franchise.  Each episode will cover two movies from the franchise, and what better place to start than the beginning.  Today's episode covers Wes Craven's seminal introduction to the franchise, followed by the infamously homoerotic-for-no-reason follow up in Freddy's Revenge.

It's the final episode of Season 2 and the boys are doing 100 bicep curls in preparation as they watch and review 1987's ridiculous arm wrestling drama, Over the Top! Pat learns that MF is trending in Ghana, and welcomes the new listeners accordingly. Meanwhile, Adam has yet to perfect his Stallone impression, but it's not stopping him from trying!  So crank the Hagar, turn those trucker hats backwards, and tune in for the last episode of the summer.

Pat and Adam are pledging at their local zombie fraternity as they watch and review 1986's horror classic, Night of the Creeps!  Is 1986 the greatest year for horror?  How does this hold up to other movies of the '80s?  Plus...The Good, The Bad, & The Questionable and a rundown of our awards and categories.

Pat and Adam are taking a nose dive off the tallest flag pole they can find as they go back to school and watch/review 1982's punk crime thriller, Class of 1984!  Pat shares a hidden talent, while Adam is left reevaluating his fond memories for this film.  What does a guy have to do to get arrested in this movie?  Is Peter Stegman punk or just a sociopath?  Also, is Andrew Norris the dumbest human alive?  We answer all these questions and more!

Pat and Adam are rockin' side ponies and heading down to The Galleria as they watch and review 1983's totally tubular rom-com, Valley Girl! Pat has a major stiffy for EG Daily and Adam attempts to wax nostalgic. Where do Randy and Fred land on the punk spectrum? Is Tommy in denial about his sexuality? Plus...The Good, The Bad, & The Questionable and a rundown of our awards and categories.

The boys are back from vacation and ready to clown around on the mic again as they watch and review 2016's direct-to-video splatterfest, Terrifier! Adam continues to find it difficult to enjoy any horror movie made in the last 25 years, while Pat goes to bat for Art the Clown. Who are the top 3 scariest clowns in pop culture? What song best exemplifies a return from vacation? How far are you willing to go to get to the bottom of a butt dial? Plus...The Good, The Bad, & The Questionable, and a rundown of our awards and categories.

Pat and Adam trip the light fantastic and stumble their way into the 6th Dimension as they watch and review Richard Elfman's 1980 experimental cult musical, Forbidden Zone!  Chug all the ayahuasca you can get your hands on, and join the boys as they discuss the most bonkers film to ever grace the pod.  On today's docket: The undeniable sexual magnetism of Susan Tyrrell.  Also, what makes Minnie the Moocher such an unequivocal jammer?  Plus...The Good, The Bad, & The Questionable, and a rundown of our awards and categories.