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.

We continue down the darker path with our final episode on "Revenge".

Sonia presents the 2010 remake of "I Spit On Your Grave," a somewhat slicker, but perhaps even more brutal, version of the 1978 classic. Much personal stuff is shared.

A trigger warning is necessary for this and the next episode: there are serious topics discussed which may trigger discomfort in some audience members. Listener discretion is advised.

From lighthearted dry British set pieces to brutal exhibitions of the worst of humankind, the Stabby Roadsters take the second episode in our "Revenge" series to a darker place.

Rob presents the original 1978 version of "I Spit On Your Grave," a horrifying look at how men treat women and how one woman decided to strike back.

A trigger warning is necessary for this and the next episode: there are serious topics discussed which may trigger discomfort in some audience members. Listener discretion is advised.

These next three episodes take a pretty serious turn as we address films that represent the theme of "revenge". 

A trigger warning is necessary here: 

This episode contains honest and frank conversations about revenge, bullying and abuse that may be triggering for some. Listener discretion is advised.

On this, our 20th episode, Joe presents "The Abominable Dr. Phibes", a film which he reveals is more than just a fun romp for him, even though it is one of Vincent Price's great epic horror/comedy masterpieces at the peak of his career. Phibes is all about creative ways to get revenge on those he believes did him serious wrong, and, well, Joe has a lot to say about that.

It's "No Fair!" that we get to have as much fun as we do taking apart this, still one of the scariest Stephen King adaptations ever.

Join us as SONIA takes the center seat for the first time, presenting this late 80s classic.