Wee Ryan interviews artist, Cecily Furlong, aka, @fourfires.

It's all Catholics this episode and, before you roll your eyes, yes, we've got a significant body count.  3 murderers!  Well, 4 depending on how you digest the info we've got on Anjezë Gonxhe Bojaxhiu a.k.a. Mother Teresa.  Also, for the first time, the Terry brings the VS segment! 

 

Music by Frostbite

It's all mick business this episode!  Wee Ryan tackles the seemingly adorable cryptid, The Dobhar-chú, and Terry has a breakdown of the infamous Scissor Sisters.  

 

Music by: Wisdom In Chains

This episode is dedicated to the memory of Mrs. Norma "Betty" Weidner, a lovely Irish woman who had something positive to say about everything.

Wee Ryan covers one of the worst murderers NOLU has expounded upon yet, while Terry explains a rash of "karaoke rage" violence, followed by Masochism in Music surrounding one of the bands involved in one of the rage incidents. 

Never before heard music by Pure Heel

It's Spawn, Maxx, Creepshow, and a real murder involving comics in this episode.  We also tell you why Kid Rock will never be reviewed in "Masochism In Music" after doing one with platinum records that everyone still claims to hate. 

Music by: Nataly Lola

Wee Ryan interviews Tomo from Sham 619 Productions.

It's the wrap up (part 2) on the Temple of Set, and Terry's got parasites again, coupled with an especially volatile Masochism in Music and a challenging hip-hop versus with no wrong answer.

 

Music by: Sissy Fit

More Satanic religion business as we begin a 2 part dive into the Temple of Set with a side of related Egyptology.  And once again, more music from the almighty Bonecrusher.

Terry Walks you all through the height of Italian gore, and LB breaks down the soundtrack of Deodato's masterpiece "Cannibal Holocaust."  Wee Ryan goes back down the dark road that is Masochism in Music and is ganged up on by Terry and LB.  

 

Music by Bonecrusher

It's the conclusion of our first 2 parter on The Order of the Nine Angles, and it gets complex, silly, and at times, cringy.  We've got a listener suggested Versus, or first cryptid entry, and a second run at Masochism in Music that is surprisingly more positive than the last entry.  

 

Music by: Crise Total and Doomsday Productions