This week McKenna and Zane go on a journey to lovely Ohio talk about 2019's movie MA, directed by Tate Taylor and starring Octavia Spencer. McKenna talks about why you should never meet your neighbors, never eat or work at Subway and never have a phone. Basically it's because men are psychopathic stalkers. Zane talks about a famous John Doe case that may (or may not) have involved someone fucking their vacuum cleaner and may (or may not) be the ACTUAL ZODIAC KILLER. Yeah. We solved the Zodiac killer. Boom. Lastly we get to the new movie Ma, starring Oscar-winning actress Octavia Spencer (Shape of Water, The Help, Hidden Figures). It's not that good. (Spoiler alert).

This week our intrepid hosts waltz on over to Kansas to talk Superman and the new move Brightburn, directed by David Yarovesky and produced by James Gunn. McKenna informs us about real life superheroes, including Seattle's own Phoenix Jones (who Zane casually knows) and the Petoskey Batman. Zane goes in depth on all the times Superman was a huge prick (mostly to Lois Lane). Finally they get to reviewing the brand new horror movie Brightburn in collaboration with NVDReviews on Instagram. 

This week, McKenna and Zane tackle the classic movie The Haunting, adapted from Shirley Jackson's The Haunting of Hill House. This is also the first episode they ever recorded way back when, so get ready. Boy oh boy. Here we go.

This week Zane and McKenna are talking all SORTS of whack shit. McKenna educates us about people who have woken up in morgues (classic) and Zane does a SPOT ON Tom Cruise impression. They also talk about the one convicted with in Virginian history and how there's a holiday in her honor. They also review the 2016 movie The Autopsy of Jane Doe, which is some dank shit. 

This week Zane and McKenna get into the confusing sexuality of Greek mythology's OG badboy Pan. They talk about his dope flute and how his goat screams led to the coinage of the word PANic. They also talk about literal human monster Francisco Franco and how his regime was responsible for the kidnapping of up to 300,000 children. Thanks Catholicism! Finally they get into Guillermo del Toro's 2006 masterpiece Pan's Labyrinth. Which might be the best movie of 2000's. Also the most depressing. Yet beautiful? Look it's complicated.

This week Zane and McKenna talk about the mythology and history behind last weeks flaming turd The Curse of La Llorona. They also pitch a couple MUCH better ideas for the movie and go on a lot of rants. That's pretty much it guys. 

This week Zane and McKenna uncover the strange history of the Ouija Board. They wish Tim Curry a hippy happy birthday and said goodbye to the legendary Lorraine Warren. They both think they might be haunted, although disagree on the source. We talk about how the Ouija board is maybe just a lil' misunderstood in modern times and McKenna doesn't care because it's legit horrifying. Zane doesn't know where Idaho is and never learned basic geography. McKenna also talks about the true story behind the movie Veronica, which is arguably more frightening than the movie (it's not, but it comes pretty close). They can't decide how to pronounce Spanish words and Zane has some funky ideas about grammar. Finally, they talk about how Veronica might be the scariest movie either of them has seen and how pretty much flawless it is on a whole.

Weekly Question: Would you be interested in branching out into other genres such as fantasy, science fiction and true crime?