Wrestling with the Holidays Part I: Adam tries to convince Bobby to watch more movies in the Marvel Universe. They debate the pros and cons of the Halloween franchise. Then they watch and discuss the gold standard for 80s Scifi b-movies, "Hell Comes to Frogtown", starring Rowdy Roddy Piper and that chick from Conan. Merry Christmas frogface.

After eating themselves into a coma this Thanksgiving, Atom and Bobby discuss glam rock, broken beds and food (again). Right after that they discuss they discuss the political climate during the cold war and watch Walter Hill's 1988 "Red Heat" starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jim Belushi. But wait! its a double feature... listen to them wrap up BROvember with the buddy cop zomedy "Dead Heat". You're welcome.

It's Bobby's birthday and it's BROvmeber! You know what that means - more talk of Latin food, clown face shenanigans and a viewing of one of many Indiana Jones rip-offs put out by Cannon Films - "Firewalker" starring Chuck Norris and Louis Gossett Jr. So strap in for a disappointing and offensive dune buggy ride on this weeks episode of "Not For Everyone".

Atom is back from a taco binge and talks about his hatred for modern 1st person shooters. Bobby listens intently. Right after that, they discuss the 1989 one-liner full pile of mediocrity - "Tango and Cash" starring Sylvester Stallone, Kurt Russell and every "hey it's that guy" actor you can think of from the 1980s. BONUS - Listen closely for the part where they confuse William Sanderson for Michael J Pollard.

Craving a short break from horror movies (and terrible movies) Atom and Bobby decide to bake a big testosternoi pizza and watch the 1985 crime thriller that makes you doubt the humanity in humanity - "To Live and Die in L.A.". But first! Strap in for two adequate Atom's corners that add up to one decent one.

After a wild night of Halloween induced self abuse, Atom and Bobby stay inside on a beautiful day to discuss some of their favorite new Netflix movies, Atom's stolen t-shirts and the 1988 heavy metal horror puppet show "Black Roses", directed by John Fasano of "Rock and Roll Nightmare"

On this very special, very first ROCKTOBER episode, Adam and Bobby agree yet still some how disagree about Danny DeVito's portrayal of the Penguin, Bobby has a brush with death, Adam discusses his fond memories of the Satanic Panic and at some point they get around to watching "Trick or Treat" starring Skippy from Family Ties.