Welp, Ralph Richardson ain't no Billy Zane, that's fer darn sure.

Ending our series on "Tales From The Crypt" movies, resident geriatric JOE SENA drags the Stabby Roadsters into the 1972 yawnfest "Tales from the Crypt".

No relation to the HBO series, or our special guest, JOHN KASSIR, the voice of the One, True Cryptkeeper, who concludes his 3-part interview during this episode.

First in a very special series, JOHN KASSIR, the voice of "The Cryptkeeper" joins us for the first part of a three-part interview after Rob presents "Tales from the Crypt: Bordello of Blood" (1996)

These next three episodes promise to be our best yet (but hey, don't they just get better and better?)

Concluding our series on "Creepy Parents", Sonia introduces us to perhaps one of the oddest and most disturbing international horror films we've all collectively seen in some time.

"Goodnight Mommy" is a 2014 Austrian film that fits perfectly with our theme.

This week Rob covers "The Stepfather" as part of our series on "Creepy Parents".
And joining us again to talk about her experience on the film (as well as every other topic) is the lovely @jillschoelen.

So, we had an unfortunate accident this week - said accident being that we don't have a new episode.

For those who are new and haven;t dug deep into our library yet, here's one of our better "gets": Steve Barton producer of and DAVID HOWARD THORNTON who plays "Art the Clown" in TERRIFIER and TERRIFER 2.

It's almost 2 hours of great behind the scenes stories before the TERRIFIER franchise blew up (literally, the day before) and since Steve and David are both friends of the show , they're certainly very candid about a variety of topics.

We start a new series, "Creepy Parents", this week!

Joe kicks it off with Brian De Palma's "Carrie" (1976), and an examination of one of the scariest parents of all time.

Our coverage of "Threesomes" gets off with a big finish as SONIA introduces her all-time favorite romantic story, "The Phantom of the Opera". And no she doesn't cover the usual suspects - she looks at Universal's second try in 1943, Robert Englund's portrayal of Erik in 1989, and Dario Argento's unique take in 1998.

SPECIAL GUEST INTERVIEW! The lovely soul who is JILL SCHOELEN, 80s horror mainstay who portrayed "Christine" opposite Robert Englund's Phantom, joins us for a long, in depth and wide-ranging interview!

Ep. 24: "THE THING" (1951/1982/2011) - "Threesomes" Pt. 2

Probably just what you think.

Moving back into lighthearted territory, Sonia, Rob and Joe engage in "Threesomes".

Now that we have your attention...

For the next three weeks, the Stabby Roadsters will look at films that have been made at least three different times. Starting us off, Joe introduces us to three versions of the classic "Invasion of the Body Snatchers":

"Invasion of the Body Snatchers" (1956)

"Invasion of the Body Snatchers" (1978)

"Body Snatchers" (1993)

Trust us, this is one "pod" you'll want to keep close.