Ahh, the sweet tinge of nostalgia. The gang select two movies they admired in their youth. J.R. gets Zany with Billy in the slept-on "Demon Knight," while Derek goes with the film that inspired him to cut off his own hand, "Evil Dead II." Who knew a website about migrant farm workers would be the source for the deleted alternate ending of Demon Knight?

The gang are joined by Michael Wehunt, author of the new collection "Greener Pastures." They discuss pretentiousness, anxiety, returning to horror after an absence, the appeal of the weird and aborted stand-up comedy (but unfortunately not stand-up comedy about abortion).

The gang finishes up its review of "The Two Sam's." Will Derek's opinion graduate from lukewarm to tepid? Find out!

Part one of the gang's coverage of "The Two Sams," a collection of literary ghost stories by Glen Hirschberg. By "literary ghost stories," of course, they mean no ghosts. Two Sams, Zero Ghosts. Dig the episode, they go pretty in-depth.

"Dude, do you even Doom? Well, if you don't, we got you covered. Everything you need to know about the Doom series. Dooooom! (cue bitchin' guitars).

It's Canadian horror author Ian Rogers' first podcast! Since he's the most likely of our guests to become super-famous, hopefully he'll remember us down the line. You heard it here first kids, this guy is going places! Ian talks about growing up with horror, makin' moves, his new novel, getting agents and Hollywood deal-making.

There's something.......in the mist! This episode goes into every single conceivable facet of the Mist (Stephen King's 1980 novella) and The Mist (2007 film adaptation). This one goes deep...90 minutes deep!

Part two of William Browning Spencer’s short story collection “The Ocean and All Its Devices.” But I bet you already knew that, because the previous episode was part one! What a smart audience we are cultivating.

You know what reals the kids in these days? Deep dives into semi-obscure single-author collections. So in an obvious desire to those sweet, sweet listeners, the gang discuss William Browning Spencer’s short story collection “The Ocean and All its Devices.” This is a two-parter, so don’t be a jerk and not listen to part one!

Giddy-up, it’s time for some Weird West film fest, or, if you prefer, 2/3 of a David Arquette film fest. The gang discuss Bone Tomahawk, Ravenous (and its awful trailer), and The Burrowers. Get your gorilla and make sure he’s got his six shooter because it’s the cannibals / cricket monsters are out tonight! (that makes sense if you listen to the episode).