The gang is still live, still in person, and still using mics like professionals. Today's roundup includes Lake of Death, Itsy Bitsy, Host, Dark Waters, and Get In. Nobody living in a pocket butt dimension this week, sorry folks.

The gang is live and in person and forget that both need to be the same distance from the mic when doing that. That's not going to stop them from reviewing some gems like Butt Boy, The Shed, Ghost Stories, I'm Thinking of Ending Things, and Thelma. You already know which is going to be the best of these five.

The duo have some wacky fun imagining about 13 new ghosts each for their imagined sequel. 27 ghosts, that's more than twice as many ghosts as in the original, c'mon people!

The duo weird it up with the Derek-recommended 1989 Italian demon film "The Church." J.R. presents his theory that Italian horror is like anime, and Derek learns that teenage Derek and present-day Derek may have different tastes.

J.R. disappoints Derek with his recommendation of After Midnight (2019), an offbeat monster movie / romance that charmed J.R. but left bitter ole Derek's cold heart unmoved. Grab your Peanut Butter & Jelly wine and prepare to miss your $4.99.

Soon after 9/11, one Hollywood film was brave enough to feature three Arabic leads, the first studio film to ever do so. Critics couldn't stand the film, searching for a pretext like "seizure-inducing" to hate on it. That trailblazing film was Thir13en Ghosts. Finally, join us as we cover this momentous film.

J.R. recommends to Derek "The Dirties," the 2013 found footage film about a potentially brewing school shooting. For supposedly budding psychopaths, the two leads Matt Johnson and Owen Williams seem pretty awesome to hang out with. Come join us, it's time to get dirty!

The duo discuss Cropsey, the 2009 documentary ostensibly about the "Cropsey" urban legend about a murderer who targets campers, but is actually about a child abductor who is (maybe?) the inspiration for the Cropsey legend. A bait and switch to lure you in. You know who else makes use of those? Child abductors. COINCIDENCE OR DOES IT ALL TIE TOGETHER, MAAAAAN!

The duo discuss Haxan, the 1922 Scandinavian silent-film quasi-documentary based on the Malleus Maleficarum that probably inspired the best imagery in your favorite metal videos.

The duo discuss The Nightmare (2015), a documentary about sleep paralysis. Or, well, eight weird peoples' weird impressions of sleep paralysis, and then their impression of some other stuff because it's hard to make a 90 minute feature about 8 people babblin'.