Matt and Brian slither through a new conversation about Escape From New York starring Kurt Russel and directed by John Carpenter on this week's episode of The Post Credits Podcast. They also reminisce on seeing John Carpenter live in Detroit, the removal of the bank robbery intro, how John Carpenter and Kurt Russel commentaries are the best to listen to, the absurdity of the Duke's wardrobe, how Matt wish he could go back in time and correct himself for what he said on a previous episode, and why the courts like John Carpenter and hate plagiarism. Please note: This episode was recorded prior to recording the Shocking Dark episode. Apologies for any confusion. 

Matt and Brain, along with the connoisseur of Friday The 13th movies and return guest Blake Kleiner talk about the first entry of the Tommy Jarvis trilogy, Friday The 13th Part IV: The Final Chapter! We go through the ins and outs of this movie along with talking about Matt's dislike of Corey Feldman, the best kills in this franchise entry, fan made movies, and why horror movies are despised by critics and why fans of them keep coming back for more. 

Matt and Brian sink their teeth into Dog Soldiers on this week's episode of The Post Credits Podcast! The hosts go over their thoughts on this amazing low budget werewolf action/horror along with discussing the origin of the real "dog soldiers", the great special effects and set design, great horror related sound tracks, and the interesting references and connections to other science fiction and horror movies within Dog Soldiers. 

On this week's episode Matt and Brain talk about Punisher: Warzone, the best version of the Punisher to hit the silver screen! At least Matt thinks it is! The two hosts also talk about the production problems, how Lexi Alexander was a trend setter and how the experience of making this movie was a bittersweet experience for her, it's rise to cult status, and the crazy over the top action and mayhem that makes this movie memorable, and lastly, Matt sets the record straight about Deadpool. 

Matt and Brian come crashing back into the Keanu-verse by talking about the underappreciated high octane action-fest Speed! The hosts talk about how this movie should be put on a much higher pedestal then where it sits, Speed's awful the sequel, why no one wanted to be in this movie, how we as the audience can be desensitized to action movie spectacles and stunts, James Bond, and how this movie is a predecessor to the comedy and action that we see today in so many movies. 

In preparation for the upcoming release of the Justice League: The Snyder Cut, Matt and Brain thought it would be a great idea to cover Batman V. Superman! Joining in on the conversation is the return guest Andrew Heath, who just happens to have a mutual dislike and disrespect for this entry into the DC cinematic universe! Warning: There is a ton of trash talking about this movie and rightfully so! Apologies in advance if BVS is a favorite of yours!

On this week's episode, Matt and Brian talk more about ghosts and ghost hunting because they are diving into about the underrated box office flop The Frighteners starring Michael J. Fox and directed by Peter Jackson. Also discussed are movies we would like to watch for the first time, multiple returns to the cinema to re-watch the same movie, our worst concert experiences and how Jeffery Combs is an absolute genius and treat to watch!  

The Post Credits Podcast is ringing 2021 because on this week's episode Matt and Brian are talking about Ghostbusters 2, a movie that is too hot to handle and too cold to hold! We talk about everything ranging from our likes and dislikes in the story, missing special effects that would have been astounding, how the themes between the two movies are similar, the weird painting at the end of the movie, and how we ultimately love Ghostbusters 2 even when it still leaves the hosts wanting more. 

The year is coming to an end and instead of The Post Credits Podcast going out with a bang, they are dropping a bomb. On this week's episode Matt and Brian are talking about the odd and psychotic, horrible, and brain melting disaster of the Star Wars Holiday Special! They discuss the origins of this train wreck, its dance numbers, the musical numbers, and the lack of comedy in the comedic sketches. Matt and Brian also take a quick look back on 2020 and the wild ride this podcast has become! 

Matt and Brian take a coal powered Christmas slay ride on this week's episode because they are talking about the 2015 movie Krampus, directed by Michael Dougherty of Trick 'R Treat fame. They talk about the scares and chills that hit harder than most PG-13 horror movies, the great(but gross) special effects, and the humor within this gem of a Christmas movie. Other topics of discussion include the creepy historical background of Krampus, how both of the hosts found out that Santa does not exist, and holiday television shows that are worth a watch.