We've got a fever! And the only presecription, is a Stephen King show featuring Jake the Snake! How does the book compare to the David Cronenberg movie? Tune and and hear us discuss! All this plus offensive jokes, Marvel talk, feedback from Darthballsac, and Music by Katrina & the Waves and Fatboy Slim. Next time we will be talking about two movies from 2009; Jared chose Antichrist and Craig picked The Last House on the Left. Email the show at [email protected], or leave us a voicemail at 206-376-6187 and follow us on twitter @TimeAfterTimeHC. And be sure to check out Jake the Sanke at the NFW (no fucking way) podcast and the Unholy Fuckers podcast and follow him on Twitter @Jakethesnake54.

Welcome back to 1974! This week on the show Stan rushes us through Shriek of the Mutilated so PC Craig can lead the gang through Madhouse. Jared drops the ball once again, the crew talk about their favorite horror-movies-within-horror-movies, and Stan finally gets to drop in some Tull. We get a deluge of feedback this week from from Jim, Darth Ballsac, Anthony from Baltimore, and Jake the Snake. Music comes from Jethro Tull and Eric Clapton. Next time we will be talking about Stephen King's The Dead Zone, directed by David Cronenberg and starring Christopher Walken. Email the show at [email protected], or leave us a voicemail at 206-376-6187 and follow us on twitter @TimeAfterTimeHC

Stay tuned after the show to hear Stan share his thoughts on It Follows.This week on Time After Time: The conclusion of The Basement Collection, our favorite 80s one-hot wonders, Sport (but not the kind you usually get), and a couple of movies from 1983 that may be pretty average. Feedback comes from Jake the Snake; and music this week comes from Corey Hart, Burton Cummings, and Bonnie Tyler. Next time we will be talking about Madhouse and Shriek of the Mutilated, both from 1974. Email the show at [email protected], or leave us a voicemail at 206-376-6187 and follow us on twitter @TimeAfterTimeHC

Welcome back to 2007! This time around our fearless heroes take on The Signal and Spiral, Stan and Craig argue about the Eagles (amongst other things) and the group dicusses some of their favorite lesser-known gems of the genre. Feedback comes from Jake the Snake, although Stan is offering a prize to anyone else who sends in feedback with hopes that it will get the ball rolling on some new contributors to the show. Music this week comes from Aphrodite's Child, the Eagles, and Rodney Adkins. Next time we will be talking about two flicks from '83: Curtains and The House of Long Shadows. Email the show at [email protected], or leave us a voicemail at 206-376-6187 and follow us on twitter @TimeAfterTimeHC

Welcome to 1981, again! The gang returns to the year they reviewed in the debut episode of the show and reviews some good ol' classic slashers. Stan questions things about The Prowler, Craig checks his feelings on The Burning, and Jared gushes over My Bloody Valentine. Truth be told, all three hosts do. Also, Stan debuts his new segment to replace "Bad Things and Hot People". Feedback comes from Jake the Snake. Music this week comes from Rick Wakeman and Genesis. Next time we will be taking a trip back to 2007; Craig will explain Spiral and Jared will enlighten us on The Signal. Email the show at [email protected], or leave us a voicemail at 206-376-6187 and follow us on twitter @TimeAfterTimeHC

Welcome to 1975! The gang gets together to talk about two 70s movies; Craig runs down a Dario Argento film, and Stan talks about a huge piece of shit. Wait, isn't that what happened on episode 56? Oh well. This show took a while to put together, and we really hope it was worth the wait. The sound quality may be a little different from what we're used to, but that should be corredted by next show. Feedback comes from Jake the Snake, with apologies for forgetting to play it last week. Music this week comes from Glen Campbell, Fleetwood Mac, and Foghat. Next time we will be talking about Lucio Fulci's Gates of Hell trilogy: City of the Living Dead, The Beyond, and the House by the Cemetery. Email the show at [email protected], or leave us a voicemail at 206-376-6187 and follow us on twitter @TimeAfterTimeHC

Welcome to 2014! The gang gets really fired up this week and once again Stan finds himself the odd man out. Jared stirs up big differences of opinion with his pick, The ABC's of Death 2, and Craig really hates it when elderly women spend their entire lives in Texas without ever making the 5-minute jaunt across the Arkansas line. Feedback comes from Jake the Snake, who hopefully remembers Clarissa Explains it All. This week's hot jams come from Iggy Azalea, Trinidad James, and Brantley Gilbert. Next time we will be talking about two movies from 2002: Cabin Fever and 28 Days Later. Email the show at [email protected], or leave us a voicemail at 206-376-6187 and follow us on twitter @TimeAfterTimeHC

Welcome to 1970! We finally have a movie that makes Stan almost quit the show, or maybe that was just the jello shots talking. Does Incense for the Damned finally unseat The Redeemer for the title of "worst movie ever reviewed on the show"? Also, Craig reviews an Argento movie. Guess there's a first time for everything. Music this week comes from CSNY, Badfinger, and The Beatles. Next time we will be talking about two movies from 2014: The Town that Dreaded Sundown remake and The ABC's of Death 2. Email the show at [email protected], or leave us a voicemail at 206-376-6187 and follow us on twitter @TimeAfterTimeHC

This week the gang breaks down Frank Darabont's adaptation of Stephen King's The Mist. Dumbass Craig forgot his headset so he sound pretty awful, but Stan and Jared are fine as usual. All this plus Bread, Ice Cube, naughty words, and Teabaggers. Feedback comes from Jake the Snake and music this week comes from Led Zeppelin and Slipknot. Next time we will be talking about two movies from 1970: Incense for the Damned and The Bird With the Crystal Plumage. Email the show at [email protected], or leave us a voicemail at 206-376-6187 and follow us on twitter @TimeAfterTimeHC

Welcome to 2004! Y'all ready for some Jimmy Buffett? You'd better be. Sadly, that might be the high point of this show. Craig can't stay awake, despite recording at 5 PM, and Jared is more depressed than usual. Stan does his best to keep upbeat, and finishes off a bottle of gin in the process. This week's burning questions: Who is hotter, Kate Beckinsale or Gemma Arterton? Which member of the show actually enjoyed Van Helsing? Who comes the closest to giving Club Dread the highest honors? Feedback this time comes from Gwen Stephani, and all the music this week comes from Jimmy Buffett. Next time we will be talking about The Mist from 2007. Email the show at [email protected], or leave us a voicemail at 206-376-6187 and follow us on twitter @TimeAfterTimeHC