Step into The Twilight Zone as Chris and Gerry break down the eerie Season 2 episode "Twenty Two." This psychological thriller follows a woman plagued by a recurring nightmare involving a mysterious nurse, a chilling morgue, and the unforgettable line: "Room for one more, honey."

If you're a Twilight Zone fan or love classic TV horror, this deep dive is for you. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more classic media breakdowns.

Step into the eerie dreamworld of Phantasm (1979), Don Coscarelli's mind-bending horror masterpiece that blended surreal imagery, chilling atmosphere, and one of cinema's most iconic villains - The Tall Man.

In this video, Chris and Gerry explore the movie's haunting themes, unforgettable moments, behind-the-scenes secrets, and its lasting impact on horror cinema. Whether you're a long-time fan or watching for the first time, this review will uncover why Phantasm remains one of the most mysterious and influential cult horror films of all time.

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He was small in stature but larger than life on screen. Don "Red" Barry became a household name in the 1940s after starring as Red Ryder in Republic Pictures' hit serials. Known for his fiery personality and rugged charm, Barry carved out a memorable niche in B-Westerns, film noir, and television.

In this video, we explore: His early career and breakthrough as Red Ryder

How he earned the nickname "Red"

Later roles in film and TV

Discover the real story behind one of Hollywood's most misunderstood Western stars, and how Don "Red" Barry's legacy still echoes through the golden age of the silver screen.

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In this video Chris explores The Amazing Spider-Man #118, a powerful issue from the early Bronze Age that drops Peter Parker into the middle of politcal unrest and student protest sweeping New York City. Written by Gerry Conway and illustrated by John Romita Sr., this story shows Spider-Man caught between the police, protestors, and the mysterious new villain known as The Disruptor. Join us for a deep dive into one of Spider-Man's most socially aware stories of the Bronze Age!

Carl Weathers was more than just Apollo Creed. From his early days as a college football star to his breakout role in Rocky, Weathers carved out a lasting legacy as one of Hollywood's most charismatic and versatile action stars. This video explores his incredible journey - from the Rocky series and Predator and onward.

The Professor Frenzy Show

Episode 382

• The Invisible Man #3 from Image | Writer: James Tynion IV | Art: Dani, Brad Simpson

• Maria Llovet's Artificial #2 from Image | Written and Art by Maria Llovet

• Red Book #1 of 4; from Dark Horse Comics Writer:James Tynion IV, Michael Avon Oeming Artist: Michael Avon Oeming $4.99

• Sleep #2 from Image Comics (W/A/CA) Zander Cannon $3.99

• Dick Tracy Halloween Special from Mad Cave Studios. (W) Alex Segura, Michael Moreci, Chantelle Aimee Osman (A) Craig Cermak $6.99

• The Adventures of Lumen N. #2 of 4 from Dark Horse Comics (W) James Robinson (A) Phil Hester $4.99

• Exquisite Corpses #6 from Image Comics (W) Tyler Boss w/James Tynion IV (A) Gavin Fullerton w/Michael Walsh $4.99

• Feral #17 from Image Comics (W) Tony Fleecs (A) Trish Forstner, Tone Roriguez $3.99

• Murder Podcast #s 1 and 2 from Ignition Press, $4.99 W- Jeremy Haun A - Mike Tisserano

• Barbaric:The Black Knight (One shot) from Vault Comics | Writer: Michael Moreci | Art: Gui Balbi, Fabi Marques, Jim Campbell

• SIKTC - A Monster Hunter Walks Into a Bar #1 | Writer: James Tynion IV | Art: Werther Dell'Edera, Miquel Muerto

• Conan Scourge of the Serpent #2 from Titan Comics | Writer: Jim Zub | Art: Ivan Gill, Jao Canola, Richard Starkings and Tyler Smith

• Outlaw Showdown #1 from the EC Imprint of Boom Studios | Writer: John Arcudi, Tony Moore, Ann Nocenti, Christopher Cantwell | Art: Sebastian Cabrol, TonyMoore, Rico Renzi, Lee Loughridge, David Lapham, Nick Filardi, Dan McDaid, Michael Atiyeh - Classic from Two Fisted Tales #20 by Harvey Kurtzman and Jack Davis March-April 1952

• I Hate Fairyland #45 from Image | Writer: Scottie Young | Art: Jay Fosgitt, Jean Francios Beaulius, Nate Piekos

Step aboard The Twilight Zone train and journey to Willoughby with Chris and Gerry. It is a place 'where a man can slow down to a peaceful pace." In this deep-dive analysis of the 1960 episode "A Stop at Willoughby", we explore the themes of escapism, disillusionment, and the modern rat race that makes this story timeless.

Step right up! In this issue of Amazing Spider-Man #22 (1965), Stan Lee and Steve Ditko bring back the Circus of Crime - now rebranded as the Masters of Menace = led by the Clown in a chaotic art heist targeting J. Jonah Jameson. Chris explores the issues' blend of slapstick villainy, Peter Parker's romantic tension with Betty Brant and Liz Allen, and the slice-of-life storytelling that made early Spider-Man so iconic.

Whether you're a vintage comic collectior, a Spider-Man lore buff, or just love classic Marvel drama, Chris lays out the plot and beats, and goes into Ditko's visual storytelling.

Chris and Gerry step into the eerie world of The Twilight Zone as we dissect "The Hitch-Hiker", one of the series' most psychologically unsettling episodes. Originally aired in 1960 and starring Inger Stevens, this tale of a woman pursued by a mysterious man on a cross-country drive is more than just a ghost story.

Chris and Gerry delve into the world of Kaiju and review The Invasion of the Astro Monster. What happens when Godzilla and Rodan are loaned to aliens in exchange for a cure for all diseases? Invasion of the Astro Monster (1965, also known as Monster Zero, is one of the most watchable and gripping kaiju films. Directed by Ishiro Honda and featuring Nick Adams and Kumi Mizune, this sci-fi horror mixes romance, politics, and paranoia into a delicious Kaiju stew.