It is the final installment of the 2022 Teebs and KidPhoenix Halloween Spectacular!

Your hosts have a special treat in store. You've heard her before on reaction podcasts to bad takes that your hosts, Teebs and KidPhoenix have. The "special edition" podcasts are always a great time. Now ... BABY SIS COMES ON FOR A FULL PODCAST!

Baby Sis joins Teebs and KidPhoenix for a deep dive on the "American Horror Story" series. Since 2011, Ryan Murphy's unique horror show on the FX network has provided a new and terrifying tale every year around this time full of interesting stories, a solid, rotating cast with a blend of historical context -- or context related to present day in the case of "Cult".

Now, KidPhoenix is not as educated on the series as Teebs and Baby Sis, so they took this opportunity to educate him on what he's been missing. If you have similar interest in the series, then it's a good way to tap in to a one of a kind horror IP.

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With two episodes left of the "Teebs and KidPhoenix Halloween Spectacular", your hosts go back to the directors' series.

One of the most recognized horror movies of all time ("Halloween") was created and made by John Carpenter. Carpenter was always his own director. He made the films he wanted to in the ways that he wanted. From straight up horror movies like "Halloween" and "The Thing" to more science fiction movies like "Escape from New York" or just weird fun movies like "Big Trouble in Little China", Carpenter dipped in many different genres from the 1970s until his last movie in 2010.

Your hosts rap about John Carpenter, his filmography and what came after his film making career -- which was a composer of the latest trilogy of Halloween films among many others.

Carpenter deserves his moment in the sun (and many more moments until the end of time).

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A Teebs and KidPhoenix Halloween continues!

Your hosts love slasher films -- Teebs more than KidPhoenix since that's part of his job as a card carrying member of Horrorgasm. That being said, there have been a bevy of slasher properties since the original Friday the 13th movie. The most recent is Ghostface from the "Scream" franchise. The 25th anniversary of "Scream 2" is this year, but since your hosts did not record a podcast last year for the 25th anniversary of the original, they're doing it this year.

Scream is the slasher film that most born in 1980 and shortly after ride for most. That makes sense when you consider that generation was in high school at the time of the original film. That said, how well does this franchise stack up against some of the counterparts of its past? Scream drew from many inspirations such as Friday the 13th, A Nightmare on Elm Street and Halloween (as well as a small nugget from Psycho).

It's cumulative. It's self-aware and very meta. It was unique for it's time when it released, but how do Teebs and KidPhoenix feel about it in 2022?

You'll find out!

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The calendar officially says "October".

So begins the month long Teebs and KidPhoenix VS Halloween Spectacular!

For the entire month, your hosts are releasing topics of the spooky nature. Topics that chill the bones. Topics that heighten suspense. Topics that make you wonder what that "bump in the night" was as you're listening. (And all the other cliches having to do with scaring the hell out of someone.)

To kick things off, your hosts, Teebs and KidPhoenix are talking about horror video games. As great as horror movies are, sometimes, you want something with a more personal touch. Horror games are the best ways to immerse yourself in an absolutely terrifying atmosphere. Whether it's classics like Castlevania -- which your hosts are streaming every Tuesday night in October -- to more modern IPs like Dead Space or the newest Resident Evil, horror video games have solidified their place in the scope of Halloween enjoyment.

Happy Halloween from Teebs and KidPhoenix. Tis the season ... to look around every nook and cranny!

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Since this is series two, it's only fair that your hosts do a true sequel.

It's a topic that is (not so) nice, but they're doing it twice because it's a conversation that has to be addressed. Teebs and KidPhoenix once again get on their soap boxes to call out toxic fandom for what they perceive to be for no reason. (We suppose it's a REALITY that some people engage in toxic fandom for reasons.) None of those reasons make any true sense in the opinion of your hosts.

There are ways to be a fan of a property or voice your displeasure about things, but not at the expense of the enjoyment of others. Your hosts continue on the idea that companies can't make changes to existing properties (see Disney's new "The Little Mermaid", for example) and not expect there to be backlash. There's also much more advocation for the advancement of original properties to limit such backlash from happening.

Take swings, Hollywood. That's all Teebs and KidPhoenix have asked for after 24 episodes of this podcast. They'll continue to try and bore that into your brains until you finally get it!

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Teebs and KidPhoenix are back!

Series Two continues leading up to its epic series two finale (on a yet to be determined date). Your hosts missed all of you! They missed being in your headphones/speakers. They missed your reactions to their opinions on social media. Most of all, they missed giving you their hottest takes on a range of topics from pop culture to just life in general.

That's what today's podcast is about -- the hottest takes that Teebs and KidPhoenix subscribe to!

Each of your hosts will divulge three levels of heated opinions -- one hotter and more thermonuclear than the last. There should be much controversy and much to discuss in the future. For right now, let's get back into the swing of things with some of the wildest takes you'll listen to this week. Don't forget to tell them if you think they've lost their god damn minds -- because how else will they come to grips with such a fact?

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It is the mid-season finale for Series Two ... and your hosts have a banger of an episode incoming!

If you listen to this podcast, you're probably aware that San Diego Comic Con begins TODAY (if you're going to Preview Night). After two years of not being put on and a lighter version of the event, SDCC returns in full scale this weekend. Your hosts, Teebs and KidPhoenix, are seasoned veterans of the Con. As such, they felt it was a good opportunity to give those attending (both first timers and other seasoned veterans) some of their best tips and tricks for going to and enjoying everything that such a spectacle of nerd-dom has to offer as well as reveal what they're looking forward to most.

Enjoy the Con, everyone! Enjoy this podcast. Your hosts will return after ingesting one or more Mega Man E-Tanks.

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The day is finally here!

This is the podcast that your hosts have been teasing for at least six months, now. We told you it was going to happen. We hope it's worth the wait. It's Teebs (a noted art school graduate) and KidPhoenix (a noted art appreciator -- at times) discussing fine art. (Well, Teebs will discuss it. KidPhoenix will likely stumble over himself talking about it.) Your hosts discuss the importance of fine art in pop culture and common misconceptions about how art should be appreciated and taken in.

Later, thanks to the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Teebs and KidPhoenix review three pieces of each from their visit to the museum back in November of 2021. Make sure you follow the show's socials for the exclusive photos taken at the museum.

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(TW: Discussion of Mental Health and Mental Health Disorders)

Today ... Your hosts, Teebs and KidPhoenix have an in-depth discussion of mental health after so many persons with uteruses in the United States may be in a state where their mental health may be shaken.

Many people use pop culture as a way to soothe, relate, or even escape from the drudges of reality, and your hosts wanted to take a moment to talk about how pop culture shapes how mental health is depicted in media, where those depictions came from, and what kind(s) of state it's in, now. There are some ideas from the past that still linger in popular media to this day, but are there any bright spots? Also, how do some consume pop culture and what are those purposes.

If you have a mental health disorder or believe you may have one, seek help if you are able to. It may be hard for some to admit the POSSIBILITY they have one, but as a piece of pop culture taught some of us as kids ... "Knowing is half the battle."

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Once again, ladies and gentlemen. Your hosts have decided to take a week off from the dick and fart jokes to talk about something serious. Lots of folks around the world have those properties they are passionate fans about. They voice their opinions -- very vocally on social media, nowadays. Sometimes, fandom can be very good. It brings people all over the world together for one common interest. Unfortunately, the adverse is true. Some of those same fans in these fandoms can create a toxic and unsafe environment for the collective at large. These are the folks that your hosts, Teebs and KidPhoenix want to speak to. Sure, some things may change or companies may create content that isn't in line with what has previously been liked or established. Here's the thing. Should there be maybe be more acceptance when this new content tries to bring more people into these fandoms? 

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