Can you hear banjos? At least we have the masculine aid of Burt Reynolds & John Voight! Right? What could go wrong??? Big Daddy Griz takes over hosting duties for one of his all time favorite films on this special episode of the show. Plus musical guest Harvest of Ash appears courtesy of Horror Pain Gore Death Productions.

 We're back for a brand new season and this time we're looking at a sub-genre of horror that is near and dear to us, as it's mostly poking fun at people from the south and well, that's us. It's been called hicksploitation, southern gore, and more but for our purpose we're calling it Killbilly Cinema!Episode 1 starts at pretty much square one, with one of the most primative examples. We'll talk about the career of "The Godfather Of Gore" himself Herschel Gordon Lewis as we explore 1964's Two Thousand Maniacs.Plus musical guest Mass Extinction, courtesy Horror Pain Gore Death Productions.

Its the most raunchy and wild Frankenstein adaptation of all time from the great Frank Henenlotter and it's sponsored by executive producer Patron Joe Blair. Enjoy Frankenhooker, this week on a special bonus SHV

 Brought to you by executive producer Joe Blair, it's a late night cable cheesecake classic.

As requested by Executive Producer Tier Patron, Joe Blair we're going away. But as a podcast we're only 14 seasons old...so we can't go to prison, we're going to REFORM school. Starring Wendy O Williams, Sybil Danning, Linda Carol and Sheri Stoner and directed by Tom DeSimone, it's the 1986 "spoof" of the "women in prison" genre, REFORM SCHOOL GIRLS.  

Our 14th Season comes to a close as we wrap up two full Seasons of Stephen King goodness with the sequel (well second half) to the highest grossing horror film of all time as we cover It: Chapter 2. We've ran the gauntlet of the horror master going back to the 1970s over the last 2 seasons and this week we wrap it up with yet another appearance from everyone's favorite child murdering clown.  Plus musical guest "Coffins" appear courtesy Horror Pain Gore Death Productions.

 We're almost ready to close the book on Stephen King and Season 14, but we have two more stories to speak of and both are the only sequels we've done in the last two seasons. This week we're revisiting the Overlook hotel and little Danny boy is all grown up as Ewan McGregor stars in Dr Sleep, directed by Mike Flanagan. Plus musical guest Metalucifer returns courtesy of Horror Pain Gore Death productions (HorrorPainGoreDeath.com) 

 This week we're looking at the biggest horror phenomenon in recent history and if earnings are any indicator, of all time...the 2017 feature film adaptation of It from director Andy Muschietti.  Plus musical guest Metalucifer, appearing courtesy Horror Pain Gore Death Productions (HorrorPainGoreDeath.com)

 It's often said Stephen King's endings had to be lightened up by movie studios because they were often too dark. Well, this week's film takes the opposite approach. We're watching THE MIST (2007) on an all new Seeking Human Victims. Please, special musical guest FRIGHT appear courtesy Horror Pain Gore Death Productions (HorrorPainGoreDeath.com)

 Stephen King writes a story about a troubled man trying to survive in a haunted hotel? Though it seems we've been here before, the journey is somehow all new as we look at 1408 from 2007. Plus musical guest Blasphemous Creation returns courtesy of Horror Pain Gore Death Production (HorrorPainGoreDeath.com).