Episode 138: Halloween Never Ends. Two Halloween themed horror movies and two certified cult classics involving plenty of hanky panky in, Night of the Demons (1988) and May (2003). 

Episode 137: Witchy pumpkin Halloween spice. It's hard to make October matter to a horror podcast but we do our best with an early 80s rarity in Superstition (1982) and a celebrated cult oddity in Pumpkinhead (1988). 

Episode 136: The Waniverse. Two entries in two of the most successful horror film franchises of the century, each brought to us by way of James Wan, in Insidious (2010) and The Nun (2018). 

Episode 135: Speak No Saloum. Two new releases, each anticipated after buzz generating festival runs, from two very different parts of the world in Speak No Evil (2022) and Saloum (2021).

Episode 134: Tricks and Treats. Two Halloween horror anthology film collections boasting a bag full of filmmakers, performers, tributes and cameos to celebrate evil season. Trick r Treat (2007/09), Tales of Halloween (2015). 

Episode 133: Taboo spoiler week. You should have watched pitch black comedy, The Death of Dick Long (2019) by now. We start there, spoil that, then get into La Bête aka The Beast (1975). Two transgressive films with as much humor as darkness and a connection to the wild side. 

Episode 132: Poorly received and obscure lady vampires. Checking out the legendarily disastrous Anne Rice adaptation, Queen of the Damned (2002) and the lesser known but far superior Mary, Mary, Bloody Mary (1975).

Episode 131: Tubi 90s SOV Week. Taking a break from the polished, higher production value films of the past few episodes to drop down a Tube hole and explore a more street level side of horror filmmaking. The Necro Files (1997), Bloody Muscle Body Builder In Hell (1995/2012). 

Episode 130: Hulu. Two films from this year including the most watched Hulu premiere of all time, Prey (2022), and the Finnish coming of age body horror, Hatching (2022). 

Episode 129: Two recent Shudder originals by newer feature filmmakers in The Advent Calendar (2021) and What Josiah Saw (2022), each with a lot of moving parts and twist upon twist. Chaos reigns.