This is the original pilot recording me and Elyse recorded to see if it would work. We reviewed Friday the 13th Part IV: The Final Chapter to set the tone for our new podcast. I think it turned out pretty good. Stay tuned after the outro music for bonus material and outtakes.

Josh returns for the 2015's Green Room. We talk about punk rock, Nazis, and the reasons why it's always always always OK to punch Nazis.

We have a good discussion about the 1978 horror/sci-fi classic Alien, plus feminism and xenomorphs.

The thrilling conclusion of Dawn of the Dead(1978). Featuring Danny, Elyse, and Jim "the Animal" Gainer.

Jim "the Animal" Gainer returns to talk Dawn of the Dead (1978), the swinging 70's, and consumer culture. If you like soundbeds by the band Goblin you just might be in luck.

Also, an important show announcement.

Witkus returns for a holiday ,treat, in this case the treat takes the form of the cult classic Xmas horror movie Christmas Evil (1980.) Made by Troma so you know it's good. I recommend watching this one Elyse does not, in either case you should definitely give this podcast a listen!

Josh Berling returns for a roundtable discussion of the 1985 horror/punk classic Return of the Living Dead. Zombies,baby! Zombies galore! This movie fucking owns, so does this episode. You know what else owns? Kangaroos.

This is the second half of the discussion about Halloween Part 1, which was released in 1978. Not to be confused with Halloween II(1981), Halloween(2007,) or Halloween II (2009).

It is the sequel to our podcast, not the movies and has about as much to do with the others as the classic Halloween (1978) did.

Rated R for Rasberry Flavored Candy (a popular Halloween treat!)

Elyse, Dan and Sunny discuss Halloween (1978), one of the most important horror movies of all time. Before Wayne's World and Austin Powers Michael Myers got his start in this inddie-horror classic.

Brian Hewson and Tricia Miller Hewson join Prof. Werewolf and Elyse for a discussion of Carrie (1976.) Of course this invloves periods, period blood, and pig blood. Rated R for Respectable horror film (the first one we've covered that was nominated for an Academy Award.)