This week Adam find himself in Transylvania talking to the charming Friar Anton (played the equally charming and hilarious Gabe Greenspan) about the duties of the church, when it's okay to call the cops, and all the damn vampires. Don't miss it. Want to hear more from Gabe? Check out an extended interview over on Patreon. https://www.patreon.com/myneighborsaredead

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This week Adam talks to Janellope Cullen, (the ridiculously funny Jade Law) a vampire from the Pacific Northwest, who talks of her taste for younger men, troubles with her family, and an unrequited love for her stepbrother Edward. Don't miss it. Want to hear more from Jade Law? Check out an extended interview over on Patreon. https://www.patreon.com/myneighborsaredead

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This week Adam talks to two sibling alums of Bates High School (played by real life siblings, the amazingly talented Emmy and Sam Laybourne) who are to this day dealing with the after effects of their now infamous prom night. Don't miss it. Want to hear more from Emmy and Sam? Check out an extended interview over on Patreon. https://www.patreon.com/myneighborsaredead

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This week's episode takes Adam to a Burkittsville, Maryland Applebees to sit down with home renovator Glenda Phipps (the ridiculously funny Mary Holland). Glenda just recently got to work flipping the infamous Blair Witch house and returned with some strange ailments, only twelve fingers of wine, and an order of Mozzarella sticks can repair. Don't miss it. Want to hear more from Mary Holland? Check out an extended interview over on Patreon. https://www.patreon.com/myneighborsaredead

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We've got a fun one this week as Scott Wampler (Fangoria's The Kingcast) joins us to talk about his early interest in horror and more before he introduces us to an Olive Garden manager who not only created Sausage Fest, but also may be Pennywise the Dancing Clown's landlord. Don't miss it.

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This week, the great Josh Gondelman discusses learning about horror and Goodfellas from The Simpsons and Animaniacs parodies. Then we are introduced to the owner and proprietor of the Pine Tree Manor, the top shelf competition to the Overlook Hotel, in this The Shining themed episode.

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This week we talk about the power of film and get some solid recommendations from the great Dhruv Singh before we are joined by a member of the custodial staff from The Bates Motel who has almost figured out the mysteries held within its walls...almost. All that and more on this Psycho themed episode.

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This week Adam is joined by actor, writer, and fellow film enthusiast Mel Cowan who tells of a unique film camp experience that turned him into a horror fan. And then if you've ever wondered what it feels like to not be invited over for dinner at the neighbors house, well this week's guest has you beat.

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The great Seth Morris stops by to tell Adam about the horrors of the Bay Area in the 70's, wanting to be a splelunker, and more before we are joined by an AirBnB host in North Carolina who may have given some woman travelers a map to an "undiscovered" cave system that led to their untimely demise.

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This week we're back to our regularly scheduled programming with the always hilarious Jon Gabrus (High and Mighty, ActionBoyz) who shares his experiences with horror, Sons of Anarchy, and more. Then we catch up with Ludlow, Maine resident J.P. Sanford who tells tales of accidental murder, a semen tree (yes, you read that right), and a second chance with his parents. Don't miss it.

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