The Monster Zoo

Paula & Matt find a way to escape their children be for a few hours in order to take a second trip to the Pet Semetery.

Our co-hosts share their initial impressions, minutes after viewing the film. While they mostly agree, one of themtgets much more milage out of the ending.

Matt & Paula take a trip to Elm Street to visit everyone's favorite child murder / burn victim, Freddy Krueger. Between the inventive dreamscapes and memorable characters, our duo find plenty to discuss.

Also Paula discusses seeing the Exorcist way too young and Matt experiences the awkwardness of telling someone about hosting the podcast at work

Paula & Matt reach the epic conclusion if the 1990 Miniseries and Paula is shocked at Matt's assessment of the finale.

Matt discusses the Nic Cage feature Mom & Dad and the animated film, Monster Mash and shared his memories of playing wheel ball. Paula explores her feelings of Gin and Jane Eyre.

Matt & Paula enter the small town of Derry and encounter Pennywise the Dancing Clown. The week focuses on part one of the original Miniseries.

Other random topics include tea drinking, St. Patrick's Day, TV movies & End of Days.

This week Paula & Matt suffer through daylight savings time and Ghoulies.

Also Paula has the ultimate food day and Matt visits Seattle and watches Bohemian Rhapsody.

Paranormal Investigation: Fact or Fiction? This week Matt & Paula discuss Peter Jackson's The Frighteners, Jackson's last film before tackling the Lord of the Rings and Michael J. Fox's last theatrical starring role.

Also Matt gets scars his son with Black Panther and runs his childhood memories of the Beetlejuice cartoon, while Paula gets excited for her friend's wedding.

Paula & Matt dive into the world of made for TV movies this week with the 70's cult classic Trilogy of Terror. Find out if a film featuring a Zuni fetish doll stands the test of time.

Also discussed this week: Jack Hannah Love, The Ghoul, Paula's kids watching Tremors & date nights.

This week Matt & Paula board the appropriately named Ghost Ship. Find out if the film successfully finds a way to incorporate both 1962 and Mudvayne.

Also get a glimpse into how our host spent Valentine's Day and Paula's takes on the Pet Semetery trailer and how to successfully to adapt a films Stephen King story.

Other films discussed include Won't You Be My Neighbor, Child's Play 2 & Guardians of the Galaxy 2.

This week Matt & Paula find common ground with the classic killer doll flick, Child's Play. Will the 80's film hold up in 2019?

They also get into a deep conversation addressing the plot changes made in the new Pet Semetery. Over at the kids table, we get a helping of Monster's Inc. & The Mummy Returns.

Matt & Paula come down on very different sides when reviewing this week's film.

Paula discusses the Simpsons' classic track, "Happy Birthday Lisa" and Matt raves about 'More Brains: The Making of Return of The Living Dead'.