In this week's episode, Zack and Kelly are joined by one of Scritophobic's original writers, author and professor Chris Vander Kaay! Our guest chose the movie for discussion and he picked a good one: Masaki Kobayashi classic anthology film, Kwaidan (1964).

This week's episode concludes One Missed Pod's look at season one of Ju-On: Origins, a dense, dense show. Kelly and Zack discuss the last three episodes of the new Netflix series in depth and boy howdy is it ever a wild ride!

Tune into a new episode of One Missed Pod and listen in as Zack Long and Kelly Warner take you on an in-depth, extra spoilery discussion of the first three episodes of the new Netflix series, Ju-On: Origins (2020).

On this episode of One Missed Pod, Zack and Kelly discover the true meaning of "technical difficulties." Covering Zack's favorite Japanese horror movie, Onibaba, the podcast was recorded in three segments thanks to various issues. Yet it remains a fantastic episode, so check it out.

Ugetsu (1953) is up this time around. A classic of Japanese cinema, Kelly and Zack dive into this masterpiece to explore both the film and the circumstances surrounding it in depth.

This week the topic of discussion is Kiyoshi Kurosawa's Pulse (2001, AKA Kairo), a movie that is equal parts about a ghost apocalypse and depression.

This week's a Kelly pick and she's selected one of the craziest Japanese horror-comedies ever put to film: George Iida's Battle Heater, a movie about a killer table. That's right: a killer table. From the insanity of Battle Heater to your hosts losing their mind, this week's episode is a bit over-the-top and crazy. #BlackLivesMatter

You can tell this week was a Zack pick by the dark subject matter in Guilty of Romance (2011). This film by legendary director Sion Sono is based on a real crime that rocked Japan in the late '90s. Sono spins this film off from the real event to look at the self-destructive urges of successful Japanese women, the misogyny of Japanese men, and the alluring darkness of Shibuya's neon lights.

From missed calls to Toho tokusatsu insanity, One Missed Pod is back with a new episode. This week Zack Long and Kelly Warner are looking at mostly forgotten 1960 film The Secret of the Telegian, part of the 'Insubstantial Man' series that included 1958's The H Man and 1954's The Invisible Avenger.

Following up from One Missed Call (2003), hosts Kelly Warner and Zack Long look at the sequels in this mostly forgotten J-horror series: One Missed Call 2 (2005) and One Missed Call: Final (2006).