Episode 109: Spiders. Web spinning creepy crawlies run amok in Arachnophobia (1990) and Eight Legged Freaks (2002), each a tribute to bygone eras of monster movies while being very much of their own times. 

Episode 108: Fresh and Blood. Two very different movies from very different times with very different sensibilities make for a complementary pair in Fresh (2022) and Blood Beat (1983). 

Episode 107: Kevin takes the team on a tour of short collections, classic and contemporary, spreading the good word of horror anthology film. A feast for the attention span, anthologies offer a lot for a little, giving viewers a grab bag of experiences for the price of one. Cat's Eye (1985), V/H/S (2012).

Episode 106: Listener Recommendations Part One. Long time listeners and first time callers run the show with two never before seen by any cast member of SAE selections, Cherry Falls (2000), and Alison's Birthday (1981). Both on Shudder and look it up. 

Episode 105: Mike P Nelson, director of Wrong Turn (2021) and writer/director of The Domestics (2018) has a candid conversation with SAE about placing on 2021 best horror movie lists, handling established film franchises, spontaneous creativity, The Temple of Doom, and upcoming projects. 

Episode 104: Dave’s Nosey Psychological Thriller Week. SAE takes a cinematic long view of personal voyeurism and paid surveillance, from the ethical dilemmas of Rear Window (1954) to the updated tech suspense of Kimi (2022).

Episode 103: SAE goes back to the 2021 cineplex and stays current on the latest dumped to Netplex, checking out two of the most highly anticipated recent feature horror releases in Malignant (2021) and Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2022).

Episode 102: Cat’s Dick Torture Week. Check the junk at the door because no drawers are safe if those drawers contain dick in these tales of castration anxiety and turning of tables. Hard Candy (2007), Teeth (2005).

Episode 101: Thai Week. SAE takes a trip to the previously unexplored, on Speak All Evil, horror film country of Thailand. The Pool (2018, Shudder) is deep, the Meat Grinder (2009, YouTube) is hot, and the conversation is lively (deadly).

Episode 100: A milestone episode in which the gang takes stock, self congratulates, laughs, cries, and discusses two films having to do in some way with the number one hundred. Nosferatu (1922), 1922 (2017).