What’s that falling from the sky?! It’s…David BOWIE! This week we cover another film for our Uncaught Gems recurring segment, The Man Who Fell To Earth, staring the previously mentioned rock and pop icon. In News, we cover some art imitating life with a recent true crime case, in Trivia we play another exciting round of Slash Cards, and for our Final Cut, Counselor Tone gives us a nice Sci-fi surprise. Next week we will be watching and discussing the second season of the Netflix anthology series, Love, Death and Robots. Thanks for listening! keep it creepy.

We are redeemed…AGAIN! This week we discuss recent watches of three shameful Sci-Fi misses, Forbidden Planet, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, and Attack the Block, and also give into our shame for three new misses to add to our lists. In NEWS we discuss new and noteworthy additions to several franchise and directors catalogs, check in to see if I can get a Space Camp Peak Streak in TRIVIA, and for our FINAL CUT we provide our month long watchlists. Next week, we discuss another one of our Uncaught Gems, The Man Who Fell to Earth, staring David Bowie. Thanks for listening! keep it creepy.

We want to believe! This week we comb through the storied history of UFO/UAPs and some of the most recent sightings. We forgo news this week and jump straight into another crazy round of Slash Cards in TRIVIA, and for our FINAL CUT we provide a list of some of our favorite space movies, with submissions from our friends and listeners. Next week, we go back to finish off our most recent round of shameful sci-fi misses by watching Attack the Block, Forbidden Planet and Wrath of Khan, and provide our new lists. Thanks for listening, keep it creepy.

Here’s Part 2! To kick off this summer-long event, we will be covering the 6 main films from the Alien franchise in story order, concluding with Aliens, Alien 3, and the critically reviled Alien: Resurrection. In NEWS we discuss the newest film from Rob Zombie, followed by another exciting round of Slash Cards in TRIVIA, and for our FINAL CUT we sit down and talk about the next film in the Conjuring Franchise, The Devil Made Me Do It. Next week, we put on our tin foil space hats and comb through and discuss the most recent information released by the government around UFOs. Thanks for listening! keep it creepy.

Summer is finally here, and we’ve made our way back to camp. This year we decided to have our parents sign us up for Space Camp, meaning we will be covering a ton of space themed content all summer long! To kick off this summer-long event, we will be covering the 6 main films from the Alien franchise in story order, starting with Prometheus, Alien: Covenant, and the classic that started it all, Alien. We forgo news this week and jump straight into an exciting round of Slash Cards in TRIVIA, and for our FINAL CUT we sit down and talk about the long awaited sequel A Quiet Place Part 2. Next week, our retrospective on Alien concludes with Aliens, Alien 3, and Alien Resurrection. Thanks for listening, keep it creepy.

This is it! Our big finale of UNIVERSAL MONSTER MAYHEM, where we have our good friends Erika and Roshane from the Homies of Horror podcast watch 3 Universal Horror movies and give us their thoughts as newcomers to the genre. In NEWS we discuss several new trailers that have come out recently. We have a jam packed 5 player round of Slash Cards in TRIVIA. For our MAIN DISCUSSION, we had the Homies watch Dracula, The Invisible Man, and Bride of Frankenstein, and provide us with their thoughts and rankings. For FINAL CUT, we provide our end of the month Watchlist. Next week, we go where no 3 men(with a podcast) have gone before…Porcelain Peak Space Camp! For the first two weeks we will be diving into the Alien franchise, starting with Prometheus, Alien Covenant and the original Alien! Thanks for listening, keep it creepy.

This week we present Part 4 of our month-long Monster Mayhem. Each week we will be watching a different Universal monster movie and pairing it with a modern retelling. Our selection for this episode is Creature From the Black Lagoon. In NEWS we discuss our triumphant return to the theater, and some big headlines around a massive change for a particular movie studio. We play through another exciting round of Slash Cards during TRIVIA. For our MAIN DISCUSSION, we dissect Creature From the Black Lagoon (1954), and it’s modern day counterpart in The Shape of Water (2017), written and directed by pod-fave Guillermo Del Toro. We finalize our fan casting in FINAL CUT as we recast Creature From the Black Lagoon. Next week we have special guests from fellow horror podcast, Homies of Horror on to give them a crash-course on Universal Monsters by showing them Dracula, The Invisible Man, and Bride of Frankenstein. Thanks for listening, keep it creepy.

This week we got together at the theater(finally) to check out the new entry to the Saw franchise, Spiral: From the Book of Saw. This episode has both our spoiler-free and spoiler-full thoughts on the film. Check out our regularly scheduled Monday episode for more on our experience going back to the theater after what felt like an eternity. Thanks for listening! Keep it creepy.

This week we present Part 3 of our month-long Monster Mayhem. Each week we will be watching a different Universal monster movie and pairing it with a modern retelling. Our selection for this episode is The Mummy. In NEWS we discuss some new trailers for upcoming projects, and the controversy surrounding the Golden Globes. We have another nail-bitting round of Slash Cards during TRIVIA. For our MAIN DISCUSSION, we dissect The Mummy (1933) staring Boris Karloff(again) as Imhotep, and it’s modern day counterpart in the 1999 reimagining staring Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz. We keep the fan casts rolling in FINAL CUT as we recast the 1999 version of The Mummy. Next week we tackle The Creature from the Black Lagoon and it’s modern counterpart, The Shape of Water. Thanks for listening. keep it creepy.

This week we continue our month-long Monster Mayhem. Each week we will be watching a different Universal monster movie and pairing it with a modern retelling. Our selection for this episode is the big man himself, Frankenstein. In NEWS we discuss the final resting places for the upcoming Marvel Cinematic Universe releases. We have another tight round of Slash Cards during TRIVIA. For our MAIN DISCUSSION, we dissect Frankenstein (1931) staring Boris Karloff as the Creature, and it’s modern day counterpart in the 2011 stage performance staring Benedict Cumberbatch and Johnny Lee Miller. We continue the theme of fan casting the classics in FINAL CUT as we put our thoughts on wax about who would make the perfect Frankenstein’s Monster. Next week we tackle The Mummy (1932) and the 1999 Brendan Fraser lead reimagining. Thanks for listening, keep it creepy.