Part 1 of 2. Bret and Shira hop in the time machine to see what 1943 has to offer when it comes to romance and horror. No surprise the world at war has plenty to offer for both. Up first is Bret's pick The Leopard Man. Tune in to find out how this criminal is spotted and then stick around for the remixes. 

Part 2 of 2. Bret and Shira are cruising the streets of New York, searching for parts... lady parts. It's not what you think. The necromancers aren't looking for strange. They're hanging out with Bret's pick, Frankenhooker! Will the cult classic have Shira in stitches? Listen to find out and then stick around for the duo's reanimated remixes. 

Part 1 of 2. The necromancers turn to the world's oldest profession for their next theme: sex work. Is this just an excuse for Bret and Shira to talk about two cult classics in the genres they love? Maybe. But it would be a big mistake, HUGE, for you to miss out on Shira's pick, Pretty Woman. Come for the fairytale and stay for the nightmare remixes. 

Part 2 of 2. The necromancers are done being the Devil's playthings but a bargain is a bargain. They owe the dark one another movie and it's a good one. Bret's pick, Constantine, is up! It's no secret how much he loves Keanu's take on the character but does Hellblazer fan Shira feel the same way? Listen to find out and then stick around the rom com remixes inspired by DC's most chaotic bisexual. 

Part 1 of 2. Bret and Shira descend the nine circles of hell to meet their next subject: the devil. The duo may not care for his arithmetic but they are fans of Satan's film appearances. Up first is Shira's pick, Bedazzled. If there's one thing the prince of darkness loves as much as sinnin', it's spiritually binding contracts and Elizabeth Hurley's devil is the ultimate negotiator. Come for the hijinks and stay for the remixes. It's not that hot down here! 

Part 2 of 2. The necromancers are here to remind you that they are ending the theme of breakups. It may have been seven hours and 15 days since you took your love away but it's not too late to turn back time at The Broken Hearts Gallery. Shira's pick has an interesting answer to how to mend a broken heart: start a museum. Find out which ex-artifacts the duo would donate and then stick around for some tearstained remixes. 

Part 1 of 2. It must of been love but it's over now so the necromancers are looking back to where it all went wrong. That's right. The theme is break ups! Bret and Shira leave town on the Heartbreak Express. Their first stop: Cold War era Berlin for Bret's pick, Possession (1981). Sam Neill and Isabelle Adjani make Kramer vs. Kramer look like Sesame Street. Don't be somebody we used to know and stick around for the necromancers' remixes. 

Part 2 of 2. The devil has Georgia covered so Bret and Shira go down to Louisiana instead to finish off their country tour. Up next is Bret's pick, Southern Comfort, a Southern cautionary tale of what happens when you run afoul of Cajuns in the swamp. Come for the crawfish and then stay for a dance in and out of the beams of a neon moon. 

Part 1 of 2. The necromancers wind up way down yonder on the Chattahoochee exploring this week's theme: country! Bret and Shira might be a little bit more rock n' roll but they still know how to walk the line. First up is Shira's pick, Sweet Home Alabama. Will Bret find Josh Lucas' tractor sexy or will he wish for deliverance? Tune in to find out and then stick around the hoedown for some country fried remixes. 

Who's afraid of Jane Austen? Not Bret and certainly not Shira's ghoulfriend Dr. Heather King. Heather helps the necromancers get to the bottom of Jane's addiction to comedies of manners and the romance community's addiction to her. Heather's pick, Northanger Abbey, also proves that Miss Austen knows a thing or two about remixing genres in this gothic satire. Come for the high society and stay for the low comedy!