We ramble on about a bunch of different movies and topics. 

In honor of episode 10, Harrison and Chris talk about their favorite horror movies for each year from 2010 to 2014. 

Ben Scrivens is the owner and president of popular horror apparel website Fright-Rags.com. He also runs a monthly screening series in Rochester, New York called Saturday Night Rewind.

Ben talks about hanging out with Joe Bob Briggs, creating a clothing company, horror movie marketing campaigns, and the "scariest film ever."

Damien Leone is a horror filmmaker and SFX makeup artist from New York. His body of work includes the anthology "All Hallows Eve," "Frankenstein vs The Mummy," and fan favorite "Terrifier." 

Damien talks about his childhood video store rentals, interacting with his heroes at horror conventions, creating Art the clown, his writing process, "Terrifier 2," and the infamous hacksaw scene. 

Harrison, Chris, and Ethan discuss Overlord (2018) and Dog Soldiers (2002.)

Harrison, Chris, and Ethan discuss Valentine's Day horror movies. Valentine (2001) and both My Bloody Valentines (1981 & 2009.)

Mike Sandlin is the owner of Grindhouse Video, a brick and mortar video store located in Tampa, Florida. Grindhouse Video specializes in selling horror, cult, and exploitation film; carrying boutique labels such as Vinegar Syndrome, Synapse, Arrow, Severin, Shout/Scream Factory, Criterion, AGFA, MVD Rewind, Vestron, and more. If you can't make it to Florida, Grindhousevideo.com ships worldwide!

Juan Ortiz is a horror filmmaker from Orlando, Florida. His feature "Fingers" releases this year and stars Michael St. Michaels from "The Greasy Strangler." His ultra low budget film "Jennifer Help Us" is currently streaming online. 

Harrison, Chris, and Ethan discuss the horror movies of 2018. Hereditary, A Quiet Place, Suspiria, Annihilation, Mandy, The House that Jack Built, Upgrade, Revenge, Halloween and more. 

Stephen Stull runs The Sick 'n' Wrong film festival in Orlando, Florida that spotlights the weirdest, most twisted, most aggressively bizarre indie short films being made. He is also a filmmaker himself, his latest short "The Jerry Show" was apart of the midnight shorts block in the Florida Film Festival.