Once upon a time the movies gave us something to believe in.

Once upon a time they had magical, bespoke songs that rose above the din.

Once upon time we had a podcast that listened to those songs

and

Once upon time you listened to that podcast.

Well, now you can all do that once again.

For

Once upon a time we recorded this new episode

because...

Once Upon a Time There Were Title Tracks.

Kyle Sullivan returns to the Halloween Hole for another round of Title Tracks.

But before you can enjoy that, sit around with the guys as they loosen up by eating off-brand Candy Corn, listening to some Creep Phone calls and experiencing some inappropriate “carving” tips from serial pumpkin abuser Gordy Falk.

For the visually-impaired, it’s the less interesting, audio-only version of an episode only marginally improved by crummy low-rez video.

Come join us…

In the Hole!

It’s October and if you’re listening to the Halloween Shindig playlist and you hear a song that sounds like it doesn’t belong, that’s probably because...

IT'S IN THE MOVIE!

Special guest and YouTube creator Josh Spiegel - writer, director and star of the new film The Last Amityville Movie - joins Graham C. Schofield and Mikey Rotella as they wade through some out-of-place inclusive tracks from the likes of Trick or Treats (1982), Night Train to Terror (1985), Berserker (1987), Paganini Horror (1989) and more!

It might not sound like it belongs on a Halloween playlist, but it does, cause it's not only in the movie, but it's definitely in the movie on...

IT'S IN THE MOVIE: WHAT THE FUCK? EDITION

Get ready for a new kind of episode that’s a whole lot like a regular episode except for all that boring stuff that actually makes it, ya know...a show.

Hear Graham C. Schofield, Mikey Rotella and YouTube's Movie Timelines guy Josh Spiegel pregame for the real new episode while we attempt to pass that shit off as actual content.

Experience idle chatter, Creep Phone calls, Mellowcreme snacks, iTunes Reviews, Shindig Corrections and all the other stuff you usually fast forward past, in a new and easily skippable format!

It’s like everything you don’t want and none of the fat that makes Shindig Radio mildly enjoyable. C’mon, join us…

IN THE HOLE!

3 years ago, Shindig Radio first exposed themselves to the world while jack-jawing about Halloween H40. So, you knew that when the sequel to that requel finally came along, we were gonna be right there weighing in.

Only that didn't happen, did it?

Not as far as you're concerned anyway, because a crippling technically difficulty prevented you from hearing that episode when it was originally intended to air.

Now, through the magic of modern audio technology and a little bit of patience, this once thought "lost forever" episode returns to life - a year late and totally irrelevant because an even newer Halloween has already come out.

STOP! wondering if evil is going to die tonight!

LOOK! at your phone or computer while 4 aging assholes complain about a thing not necessarily intended for them!

LISTEN! to Mikey blow the lid off of Tommy Lee Wallace's 40-year-long mask deception!

it's...

Halloween H40 II: H43 Halloween Dies Tonight 

The Shindig Radio gang finally returns, and regionally specific fan favorite, Kyle Sullivan, is returning along with 'em!

Join him as he joins Graham C. Schofield and Mikey Rotella to endure more Horror Movie Title Tracks of dubious quality.

Laugh, You Clown! as you hear them hear songs from genre classics like 1973's Arnold, Mexico's Don't Panic! and Alan Plone's The Phantom of the Ritz!

Marvel, You Rube! as they reference events from almost one full calendar year ago, like Matt Mastrella's 43nd birthday and the passing of film legend William Smith.

Recoil, You Pussy! as they eat dusty skillet chips and scratch dry shit!

Duck, You Sucker! It's Title Tracks Pt. 5!

Shindig Radio is back and Freddy Krueger’s coming with us, and he’s bringing 9 more Nightmare on Elm Street rap songs with him.

Join MC Radio D, Busy G and Mic-E (and of course Freddy himself) as Shindig Radio takes a nap on Rhyme Street, with a boiler room full of Freddy Raps all* from 1987 - a full year before the hits A Nightmare on My Street and Are You Ready for Freddy.

It’s time to face the music with Rap Master Freddy on Monster Raps Pt. 3: Freddy’s Revenge!

And be sure to visit Werner Von Wallenrod's Humble Little Hip-Hop Blog, without which, this episode would not exist!

And don't forget to check out that swollen meatball, Matt Mastrella, over at YouTube on The Crypto Hunter!

Well, it's that time of year again, when the spirit to goodwill and brotherhood gives way to paranoia and rising Coronavirus infection rates.

To fight this epidemic, Shindig Radio is releasing a vaccine of outtakes to help inoculate our listeners that are locked down at home, unable to enjoy the holidays with their friends and loved ones.

So, curl up next to your favorite indoor pagan idols, spike some eggnog and have a few laughs with your friends over at Shindig Radio on...

The Happy Holiday Outtake Extravaganza!

Merry Christmas everybody.

Shindig Radio is celebrating the weirdest year in recent memory by loading your pumpkin with the weirdest Halloween songs you can imagine.

You'll hear holiday classics from the likes of The Shaggs, Jan Terri, Butch Patrick, The Ghostbusters and more!

And for the first time ever, Shindig Radio picks up The Creep Phone to listen to your calls!

Join Mikey Rotella, Paul Lynde, Graham C. Schofield, Salsa's Kamar de los Reyes, Matt Mastrella, The Old Gray Goose, Joe Piscapo, and Jeff Baloney for the weirdest Halloween Special since Pinky Tuscadero sang Disco Baby with KISS!

So put on your masks, grab a fistful of pumpkin boys and get ready for some football, cause anything can happen on a Halloween episode of Shindig Radio, and this one's a disaster!

It's...

Happy Halloweird!

Shindig Radio fans have spoken and Title Tracks are back!

Join Graham C. Schofield and Mikey Rotella as they catch another wave of plot-talkin' Title Tracks.

You'll hear the titles of Teenage Exorcist, The Hidden, Dead Heat and many more repeated incessantly!

So grab a boogie board, some sun-screen and say goodbye to Summer with your friends at Shindig Radio

on...

A Fistful of TItle Tracks.

TRACK LISTING:

(0:19:05) A Fistful of Title Tracks Intro

(0:20:50) The Green Slime (1968)

(0:27:58) Teenage Exorcist (1991)

(0:33:38) Return of the Killer Tomatoes (1988)

(0:40:43) Dr. Hackenstein (1988)

(0:50:56) The Monster Club (1981)

(1:02:41:) A Critical Madness (1986)

(1:14:48) Hidden (1987)

(1:23:25) Dead Heat (1988)

(1:37:02) Cat's Eye (1985)

(1:55:03) Big Breasted Girls Go to the Beach and Take Their Tops Off (1988)