Patrick and Ghoulies superfan Feck ignite the great debates of whether or not Ghoulies is a 1984 film, as well as what exactly does Brinke Stevens's filmography consist of

Feck returns to discuss a mid-eighties double feature on Brian De Palma’s Hitchcock homage Body Double and the rubber puppet monster classic Ghoulies 

Patrick and Josh explore a by-the-numbers sequel as well as the wild world of director Larry Cohen, where right wing crazy right wing militias can be heroes in movies satirizing American corporations

Josh and Patrick team up to discuss Michael Myers doing the same old shit, and a sci-fi body horror satire on corporate America. 

Jim and Patrick discuss splitting people in half, head explosions, age gaps, incels, and the urinal rule.

Jim and Patrick talking about two early ‘80s slashers means two things: blood and complaining. 

Patrick and Sean discuss a career low for NFL legend Jim Brown in a film from the director of Samurai Cop, as well as Godzilla's first time fighting another monster.

A couple of action-packed films of varying quality are the topic of discussion here, with the second Godzilla film and a Robert Z’Dar/Jim Brown action crime film.

Jim and Patrick discuss Kong, the most terrifying thing to hit the Broadway stage since that Spider-Man musical, as well as one of the stranger results of the public domain.

A giant gorilla tears apart New York City and a poor monkey wishes he could tear apart the diaper they made him wear for the movie.