The time has come to say goodbye for now, as we celebrate Halloween, Seeking Human Victims style with the season 15 finale, wrapping up our look at Killbilly Cinema with a rare sequel that in they eyes of most surpasses the original. We're chewing the fat about the directorial debut of the great Joe Lynch in Wrong Turn 2! Plus musical guest Shredderford returns with some spooky synth wave to set the mood for your holiday. (Shredderford.com)

This week, courtesy of Executive Producer Casey Oliver, we're extending season 15 by two more episodes. The killbilly killings continue this week as we find out what happens when you take the Hollywood it boys and girls of the day and send them to Australia with a first time director in an on location shoot with crazy practical effects and sets as we present another Dark Castle gem in 2005's House Of Wax. Plus musical guests Blood Of The Wolf appear courtesy Horror Pain Gore Death Productions (horrorpaingoredeath.com)

 On what was originally planned as the season 15 finale, we dig into one of the most important movies of the season, a major influence on our hosts, and a movie that takes the "cinemtatic killbilly" to entirely new levels. It's been called Rob Zombie's greatest film, Sid Haig's finest moment, and influenced a generation of horror fans, we're talking The Devil's Rejects on this week's giant sized episode of Seeking Human Victims. Plus musical guest Snipers Of Babel appear courtesy Horror Pain Gore Death Productions (HorrorPainGoreDeath.com)

 We're coming all the way back around now to discuss the remake of the first film we talked about this season. The mighty Robert Englund, Lin Shaye, Madman Pondo and more appear in the wildly over the top, offensive and entertaining 2001 Maniacs from 2005. Plus Musical guest VHS returns with their new single "Solange" courtesy of Horror Pain Gore Death Productions (HorrorPainGoreDeath.com)

  On this week's episode we jump the extended drought in killbilly movies from the 80s to their return in the early oughts, when nostalgia & gore were all the rage. Eliza Dushku, Emannuelle Chiriqui, Lindy Boothe & more meet some inbred mutant West Virginia killbillies in 2003's WRONG TURN. Plus musical guest Deep Gashes & Long Lashes appear courtesy of Horror Pain Gore Death Productions (horrorpaingoredeath.com) 

 This week our journey into the history of killbilly cinema takes us to the Pacific Northwest in 1981's "Just Before Dawn" directed by William Lieberman and starring George Kennedy, Chris Lemmon & more in this film where the killbilly genre becomes one in the same with the Slashers in the year where they had their shining moment. Plus musical guest "Deeds Of Flesh" returns courtesy of Horror Pain Gore Death Productions. (HorrorPainGoreDeath.com)

The killbilly tour de force continues, this time back to the south, specifically Louisiana, where a group of national guardsmen run afoul of a cajun community & the lines between good & evil remain sketchy. Keith Carradine & Powers Boothe star in SOUTHERN COMFORT. Plus musical guest Saviorskin returns courtesy of Horror Pain Gore Death Productions

 The crossroad where Killbillies & slashers collide! These genres have almost been exclusively combined in modern times, but aside from the original TCM, 1980's Mother's Day was really where we see this become the norm. It is directed by the brother of Troma founder Lloyd Kaufman, Charles Kaufman in his only directorial effort with cameos from most of the Kaufman family, is a sister picture to a much more famous and influential slasher, and was so offensive and controversial it was banned in the UK for several decades. We'll talk about all that & more. Plus, musical guest "Deeds Of Flesh" appear courtesy Horror Pain Gore Death Productions. 

 This week we prove that a Killbilly doesn't have to just be from the south as we travel to the great white north with Hal Holbrook and company for the 1977 Canadian Tax Shelter killbilly extravaganza RITUALS from 1977 (aka The Creeper).Plus musical guest Blasphemous Creation appears courtesy of Horror Pain Gore Death Productions.

 Whiskey, weed, mayhem & murder are all on tap with one of the best of the Deliverance rip off movies...and The Charlie Daniels Band! Director William Grefe (Mako: Jaws Of Death) is doing things the drive-in way as we cover 1977's Whiskey Mountain on an all new Seeking Human Victims.