Time to get campy, y'all! Let the ridiculousness overflow, along with the blood and gore, as the hosts discuss two of the silliest movies they can think of. Oh hey, both come straight out of the 90's!

Mutilation, transformation, assimilation, disfiguration, morphing into a new configuration: these are the things body horror is made of. Minki goes with a modern take on this category and Tracy goes for the obvious with a movie from one of the masters and originators of traditional body horror. They both aim to put the fun in bodily disfunction in this episode!

Minki has a tendency to not choose any movies prior to the 1990's as his favorites in this series of episodes, so this theme pushes him to do just that, and reach back into history to pick a great horror film of the past. See which cinema greats they chose that not only paved the way in the industry but could still rival some of their more modern imitations.

Minki might disagree, but old abandoned asylums are one of the scariest places on earth. It's no wonder asylums are the setting for many horror movies and (ahem)...tv shows. Whether it's about the crimes committed by residents inside or the atrocities performed on them in the days of experimental medicine, these facilities induce fear in many. Check out the hosts picks in today's episode.

Mother nature can definitely be a B!T@# sometimes. And when animals or plants attack, you better hope you're in doors and safe from the terrors.

Just because they were made with lower budgets than larger feature films, doesn't mean they aren't awesome. With so many movies to choose from in this category full of ridiculous premises and silly dialogue, it's kind of hard to pick favorites. Tracy pulls from the 80's and Minki pulls from a more modern set of B-Films.

Monsters and murderers are one thing, but when technology takes the main stage as the center of the fright fest, things can get interesting. If you're a technophobe, you may not want to watch these movies, but then again, you're probably not on a computer or phone to read this right now. So, to all of you non-technophobes, plug in to today's discussion and get charged up.

Stalking psychopaths. Axe-wielding murderers. You just can't keep 'em down, these guys...which is what makes these films so easy to come back to. Formulaic? Maybe. But, so many classics in this sub-genre. Tracy finds them a little more terrifying than Minki so tune in to hear their picks.

Are you or someone you know part of a secret society that worships Pagan Gods? What about Satan? Maybe you just like getting together with friends and performing a little black magic. Well, get out the cloaks, the candles and the chalice and let's perform the ritual of listening to the hosts chat about two films they deem "the best."

Telekinetic powers or powerful spirits...which way do the hosts go with this theme? You'll just have to tune in to find out. Either way, if furniture starts moving around your house, GTFO!