Where have we been? It's definitely been awhile but we have a special podcast for our loyal listeners! We're taking a step away from the Halloween series and taking a "stab" at Blood Rage, a film from 1987. We have four special guests filling in for Holly to discuss the film to provide their hilarious commentary. Get ready for a chaotic experience, folks!

Laurie Strode makes her triumphant return to the Halloween franchise in this 1998 blockbuster hit! What has she been up to for the last 20 years? Well since you asked... she faked her death, moved to the warm and sunny state of Cali and is the head mistress of a prestigious private school. Everything is going fine and dandy for Laurie Stro-- oh sorry! I meant Keri Tate. Did I forget to mention she also changed her name? Michael misses his sister and decides to take a road trip to Summer Glen, California to reminisce and play cat and mouse again.... but this time Michael's the mouse. Buckle up and get ready, folks!

We’re back! And so is our friend Mikey. He decided to come out of his brief retirement to wreak havoc on Haddonfield and his niece, Jamie Loyd. Tune in to find out what happens and to hear about my personal experience with Michael Myers.

No Michael Myers, no problem... right? Potty Mouth Podcast discusses the only installment in the Halloween franchise to not include our favorite iconic slasher character. Holly, I have a feeling we’re not in Haddonfield anymore! Tune in to find out what Halloween III: Season of the witch is all about!

Looks like our good friend Mikey Myers is back for some more bloodshed! In this direct sequel to John Carpenter’s original Halloween (1978) we get to see Laurie and Michael Myers square off once again. This time the story’s taken to Haddonfield Memorial Hospital where the body count and suspense continues. Will Loomis stop Michael for good this time? Can Laurie elude the shape twice in one night? Tune in to find out!

Listen as the hosts of PottyMouth podcasting review and take a deep look into the cult classic Halloween (1978) by John Carpenter.