The Thursday gang is BACK and almost sober to discuss the democrats shameful failing this week, a huge Epstein/Trump update, the launch of Call of Duty's newest game, Lindsey's cloud adventures, and the top five people who make us laugh the most!

Got a drippy dong? Then we have the cure for you! Tonight, we review Chris Farley's last leading role - Christopher Guest's "Almost Heroes!" Watch for eagles!

PZ85 comes back swinging, in a political sense, as the gang tackles the blue wave on Tuesday, the continued shutdown crisis in America, hateful local bigots, Tucker Carlson starting the MAGA civil war, WWE showing how greedy and petty they are in their dealings with Ridge Holland, Pokemon telling WWE to hold their beer when it comes to greediness, and five nostalgic songs that make us think of entertainment scenes!

We're kicking off Nostalgic November with one of Double H's all-time favorites - SNL born buddy comedy Wayne's World! Schwing!

Tonight, we slip into our old ways and tear apart the Trump administration for the nation's current woes, question why Amazon fired 14,000 employees and ended the resurrection of New World, and rank 25 of horror's greatest franchises!

We're finalizing our Halloween month with Seanan's final horror pick - the Spanish language end of the world brutality special "When Evil Lurks." Don't use guns!

Two Michael B. Jordans? Blues? Irish music? DELROY LINDO!? It must be the final episode of "Fangoria: Movies That Suck" and our review of Ryan Coogler's Sinners!

The gang is back for a full-fledged Thursday show, talking about the most popular pieces of entertainment in the world that we just didn't get the hype for, congratulate Jesse and Shelby on three years, and rank our favorite horror antagonists! Kiss me, fat boy!

Twick o' tweet! Seanan's employee picks continue with a true Halloween classic - 2007's horror comedy Trick 'r Treat! Follow the Halloween rules so you don't end up like Leslie Bibb!

Seanan is back in MO and we're back with a new episode talking about one of the OG Marvel films before the MCU made a trillion dollars - Blade, starring Wesley Snipes! Something something ice skating uphill!