In this week's episode, we welcome in Olav Rokne. Olav contacted us a whole year ago, requesting to be on a Christmas episode to talk about his fascination with Thomas Kinkade's "A Christmas Cottage". So we asked him to watch "Christmas Shoes". Which film will prove to be more schmaltzy? 

Plus artist of the month is "Brenda Dirk" with her song "Too Broke For Christmas".

To help bring in the Christmas season, we are joined by Matt Alden ("Caution: May Contain Nuts", "Tiny Plastic Men", "Off Book") to take on the Christmas Mystery Movie Challenge. And what better way to bring in the Christmas Season than Charles Bronson.  Plus the artist of the month is Brenda Dirk and her Christmas song "Too Broke For Christmas".

Mr. Liam Leroux is back, this time with a vendetta on Blade Runner 2049. Both Gramiak and JP take a stand on defending the film they enjoyed, but Mr. Leroux is methodical debater. Warning: this episode is all about spoilers, so a Spoiler alert has been put in place.

We meet up with Visha Loo, Contortionist/Alternative Model/Fetish Event promoter/Designer/Stylist (www.vishaloo.com),. Being a makeup artist, we asked her to watch "Green Room", she in return asked us to watch "Dead Girl".

Continuing from last week, JP and Shawn breakdown the second half of Dedfest 2017

JP and Shawn break down the movies shown at their favorite movie festival, Dedfest 2017. To be able to speak about each film appropriately, we split the episode into two parts. Here's the first.

Check out Novembers Artist of the Month: Cadillac Junkies.

Neil Rhodes is a good sport allowing JP to add another movie into his 31 horrors in 31 days. 20 horror films JP has never seen have been laid out, Neil will pick 1 film to watch and the whole group will probably regret it.

We bring in the most knowledgeable video game expert who has barely played any games, Scott Porteous.  Are there good video game movies out there? We gamble with the Mystery Movie game to see if we can find one.

We meet up with comedian Darren Frost, to talk about his up coming movies, movies from his past, and then breakdown the Evil Dead films.

Derek Clayton and Matt Novak, from Dedfest (www.dedfest.com) , take on the Mystery Movie Challenge this time picking Horror Sequels. How do the Movie Jerks repay those that bring us great films at Dedfest? We make them watch something awful.