Another "re-premiere" of ANGUS SCRIMM hosting the long-lost audio drama "Danger Theater". This week's episode: "Gluttony"

The Stabby Roadsters are back in-studio now, so keep coming back for great classic "lost" audio dramas until the show proper returns!

Another "re-premiere" of ANGUS SCRIMM hosting the long-lost audio drama "Danger Theater". This week's episode: "Honor Thy Father"

The Stabby Roadsters are back in-studio on July 11, so keep coming back for great classic "lost" audio dramas until the show proper returns!

Another "re-premiere" of ANGUS SCRIMM hosting the long-lost audio drama "Danger Theater". This week's episode: "No Other Gods"

During the breaks, Joe talks with director TOM JACKSON about working with Angus, as well as his own experiences working on or distributing such 70s and 80s grindhouse classics such as "The Evil Dead", "Dolemite", and how he almost got arrested during a scene in "Maniac Cop".

If you're into two old farts talking about stupid stuff they did for now-classic work, you won't want to miss it!

It may be hiatus time for the Stabby Roadsters, but we're proud to present the world "re-premiere" of "Anger", an entry in the "Seven Deadly Sins" series of the audio drama "Danger Theater".

What makes it so special?

Recorded in the late 90s/early 2000s, the series was hosted by none other than the legendary "Tall Man" from Don Coscarelli's mind-bending franchise "Phantasm"...

ANGUS SCRIMM!

Travel back in time with our own JOE SENA, a/k/a "The Forrest Gump of Hollywood" as he introduces the show and weaves stories about the experience and the times had while creating it, both good and bad.

It's one of the "golden nuggets" that Joe has spoken about on the podcast before, and hopefully just the first of many that Stabby Road and its sister project The Monster Channel will be presenting throughout the year.

Enjoy.

One more week of full episode hiatus, so we present one of our most listened-to episodes, our coverage of "Bordello of Blood" featuring our interview with the Cryptkeeper himself, JOHN KASSIR!

Next week: we have an extra special episode, not one of our regular ones, but the premiere of a lost bit of audio that Joe produced over 25 years ago, hosted by a (recently departed) well-known horror icon! You won't want to miss it!

Our team is still on hiatus for a few weeks, so in the meantime, enjoy an encore performance of our second episode in the series on "Creepy Parents", joined by the lovely @jillschoelen⁠⁠.

As the Stabby Roadsters enjoy a late spring break, we present one of our earliest and funniest episodes.

Part of our "Creepy Clowns" theme, we cover "Terrifier" with none other than Art the Clown himself, DAVID HOWARD THORNTON!

For new listeners, this is a great sampling of everything Stabby Road, before we even realized we had a natural rhytm and chemistry - plus, we do it with one of the biggest horror stars of the 21st century!

We'll be back in a few weeks with more new shows and some special gems we unlocked from Joe Sena's days at Universal Studios, unheard for over 25 years!

The Stabby Roadsters end their series on "Werewolves" with Joe's introduction of 1981's "An American Werewolf In London".

It's our first episode recorded on Zoom, and our second season "finale". We're going to take a couple weeks' hiatus so we can catch up on life and work and will be back after some encore episodes and (if we can make it work) some special audio treats that Joe dug up from his Universal Studios days, so stay tuned!

Join the Stabby Roadsters as they examine 2000's coming of age film "Ginger Snaps" in our second week on the theme of "Werewolves."

This week we start 3 weeks of "werewolves" as Rob introduces 1981's "The Howling"!

Surprisingly, not everyone is a fan...tune in to see how much fur flies about this Joe Dante classic!