David Lynch month continues with a watch-along of Bryan's favorite David Lynch movie...Fire Walk with Me.  Will Pete look at him differently after watching this horrifying depiction of sexual assault and despair?  Or did he always kind of know what he was into?  That and absolutely no questions answered in any definitive way on this week's Scare Value Podcast.

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David Lynch month continues on the Scare Value Podcast with 1986's Blue Velvet.  A first time watch for Pete...and an old favorite for Bryan.  Will Pete like the more straight-forward narrative more or less than the fever dream that was Eraserhead?  How Twin Peaks does Blue Velvet get?  Can Vin Diesel life Mjolnir?  All this and (slightly) more on this week's Scare Value Podcast.

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The Scare Value Podcast kicks off a month-long memorial to David Lynch with a look back at his groundbreaking debut feature film Eraserhead.  What will the notoriously metaphoraphobic Pete see when he looks into Lynch's dark tale of unexpected fatherhood?  It's worth the price of admission alone.  Because the admission is free.

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The Scare Value boys try to solve one of film's greatest mysteries..."what is happening in The Accountant?".  They investigate the 2016 Ben Affleck movie the only way it can be done...watching the last seven minutes and trying to piece together a cohesive narrative.  Anna Kendrick gets a painting.  JK Simmons attends a press conference.  There's something about an autism center.  John Lithgow shows up.  You aren't going to want to miss the last seven minutes of The Accountant.

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Bryan faces his childhood fears and watches Return to Oz for the first time in 40 years.  It's a (possible) first time watch for Pete...will he understand what traumatized his cohost for the last four decades?  A rare in-depth breakdown of the movie awaits those bold enough to revisit this children's nightmare.

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Bryan finally gets Pete to watch his #1 movie of the 21st century.  They discuss how messed up it is that he hadn't bothered to do so before now before diving into an It Follows conversation.  How creepy is Paul?  Is Hugh a bad guy?  Who can lift Thor's Hammer?  You know...the basic It Follows questions.

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It's the second anniversary of the Scare Value Podcast!  Pete and Bryan celebrate by watching the 1989 Weird Al classic UHF.  Hey...it's our anniversary we can do what we want.  If you want to hear them talk about how much they love Weird Al and hate Victoria Jackson...instructions to queue the movie up and watch with us are just a click away.  

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Pete demanded it...and now it's happening.  After spending most of the last year trapped in 1986, the Scare Value Boys present the 1986 Scare Value Awards.  Which nearly 40-year-old movies will take home the coveted Scary award?  Aliens vs. The Fly. From Beyond vs. Friday the 13th Part VI. Little Shop of Horrors vs. Blue Velvet.  Most importantly...who was the best Dick Miller of 1986?  And you just KNOW there's got to be another In Memoriam.  Sit back and enjoy another slice of 1986 fun.

Credit to Myuu on YouTube for the piano music used during the In Memoriam.

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The Scare Value boys celebrate 25 years of Vin Diesel stardom by revisiting his breakout character Richard B. Riddick in Pitch Black.  Friend of the show Mark drops by to help break down the sci-fi horror movie and talk about things cool people talk about like Doctor Who, The Watchmen, Buffy the Vampire Slayer and more!  Don't miss our incredible Vin Diesel impersonations.

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After what feels like an eternity taking care of annual episode business...the Scare Value Boys are finally talking about some individual horror movies again!  This week Pete and Bryan take a look at Tony Todd's iconic Candyman and its oddly necessary legacy sequel.  It feels good to be back (for two weeks before more nonsense will interject itself).

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