The Fellowship is pleased to present Horror Month with Vincent Price. This week we're focusing on the William Castle era, specifically House on Haunted Hill and The Tingler, both from 1959. We talk about the gimmicks, of course, and the stories, and the creepy stuff. Plus our usual scary behavior and our comics picks of the week.

The Fellowship is pleased to present our #AllTheHorror bonus episode. We were joined by Scott Kurland from the Writer's Bagel Basket podcast and by horror writer Ann Fox for some delightful discussion of the 1963 film The Last Man On Earth starring Vincent Price. We had a whole lot of fun recording this, and we hope you'll enjoy it too

The Fellowship is pleased to present Horror Month with Vincent Price. This week we're focusing on the 1953 classic House of Wax, shot in glorious 3-D. We talk about the usual movie stuff, like the cast and crew, the story, the special effects. Plus our usual spoooky behavior and our comics picks of the week.

The Fellowship is pleased to present a big announcement: we're partnering with ComicBooks For Kids to help bring comic books to kids in hospitals. We're very excited about this (which will be evident when you listen). We also talk about the Rutland Halloween Parade, which is celebrating its 60th year next month. Plus our usual tangent-laden escapades and our comics picks of the week.

The Fellowship is pleased to present our Casting Call for an expansion of the 1952 Superman TV series. It brought the big guy into our living rooms in a whole new way back in the day, so we're expanding on that to try to spread the love around. We always have a blast with these, and we hope you do as well. Plus our usual funny business and our comics picks of the week.

The Fellowship is pleased to present our discussion of Scooby-Doo on or around its 50th anniversary. It's been a mainstay of children's television for a long time now, taking some format changes (and character updates) in stride. We get into our impressions from our younger days, the many variations over the years, the cultural impact, and a whole lot of other stuff. Plus our usual silly behavior and our picks of the week.

The Fellowship is pleased to present our discussion of the Ghostbusters "franchise." Not gonna lie, we're mostly talking about the original 1984 film here, which is a favorite of ours. We get into our impressions from our younger days, interesting casting tidbits, the mediocre sequel, the controversial reboot, and a whole lot of other stuff. Plus our usual odd behavior and our picks of the week.

The Fellowship is pleased to present our conversation with David Pepose, writer and creator of Spencer and Locke and the new series Going To The Chapel. We're big S&L fans around here, so this was a special treat for us

The Fellowship is pleased to present our discussion of The Wizard of Oz on the 80th anniversary of its 1939 premiere. We don't bother to hide our love for this one; its airplay on TV since the early days of TV have only helped it become part of our culture. We get into its creation, the books, the remakes (before and after), the casting, and a whole lot of other stuff. Plus our usual crazy talk and our picks of the week.

The Fellowship is pleased to present our discussion of Zorro on the 100th anniversary of his debut. He's kind of a quintessential hero, fighting for the people simply because he can. And though he's been active for most of the century, we wonder if maybe he doesn't get the love he deserves. We get into his creator, his movies and TV shows, his modus operandi, and a whole lot of other stuff. Plus our usual weird behavior and our picks of the week.