John and Jenn with two n's finish up their discussion on The Faculty. Jenn spills a drink. John reacts to Bryce Harper going yard. All good stuff. Crack another cold one and enjoy.

John and returning guest Jenn with two n's have marathon discussion on The Faculty, directed by Robert Rodriguez. The two discuss their love for this 90's classic. Josh Hartnett's hair is remarked upon. Usher's prominence on the poster is questioned because he's in the movie for like five minutes. Sit back, crack a few cold ones and enjoy.

John and Jim chat about The Burning directed by Tony Maylam. This was a new one for each host, but this slasher does not disappoint. Some good ol gore, summer camp hijinks, and a pissed off serial killer awaits. You know the deal, crack a cold one and enjoy.

John and guest host Rich discuss 1982's Poltergeist directed by Tobe Hooper. The two dig into the production of the flick which Stephen Spielberg was heavily involved with. Craig T. Nelson's propensity for wearing deep V's is noticed. Sit back, crack a few cold ones and enjoy. 

John and Kristina take a deep dive into the western vampire classic, Near Dark, directed by Kathryn Bigelow. John discusses his love of Western motifs. Kristina makes a regrettable Rob Schneider reference. Both marvel at the absolute unit that was Bill Paxton. Sit back, pray for daylight, and crack a cold beer. 

John and Kristina sit down to discuss Tim Burton's iconic Beetlejuice, starring Michael Keaton and Winona Ryder. The two discuss how important Tim Burton was growing up. Michael Keaton's bizarre and unforgettable performance is mentioned once or twice. Sit back, crack a few beers and enjoy.

John and Kristina take a trip down memory lane as they discuss some classic Tales from the Crypt episodes. Some surprising names from behind and in front of the camera are associated with this horror anthology which originally aired on HBO back in the day. Kristina reveals her love of the pun making Crypt Keeper. Sit back, have a cold one or two and enjoy. 

John, Jim and special guest Malachy discuss the cinematic masterpiece, Leprechaun directed by Mark Jones. Malachy dispels some Irish stereotypes. The comedic chops of Warwick Davis are admired. Sit back, crack a Guinness and enjoy.

Kristina and guest host Mary dig into 2013's Oculus, directed by Mike Flanagan. The two remark on this dread-filled, slow burn flick that has one of the more memorable endings in post 2000's horror history. Sit back, mix that cocktail (is that what they do? As you know I'm a beer guy) and enjoy. 

John & G finish up their chat on Doctor Sleep... baby.