Jeremy and Boss return to the natural world, discussing rancid chili, Rick Lutze, random acts of violence, and Bob Chinn's Disco Lady.

Jeremy and Boss are joined by Tyler as they remember No Nut November, praise the cultural icon Wayne Knight, and decide their not here for a long time (they're here for a good time) as they discuss Doug Sakmann's Evil Head.

Jeremy and Boss continue Five Weeks of Fright discussing nextdoor cookouts, terrible HR departments, and Naoyuki Tomomatsu's Lust of the Dead.

Jeremy and Boss return and rejoin Five Weeks of Fright, discussing renaissance fair illnesses, vampire houses and Glenn Danzig's Verotika.

Jeremy and Boss begin Five Weeks of Fright by discovering Simon Garfunkel, talking about vampires at blood banks, and digging back into the Shaun Costello catalog to discover his film Dracula Exotica.

Jeremy and Boss decide to ride the night winds, give a shout out to Salacious Crumb, and talk beefy boys as they dig into Shaun Costello's Pandora's Mirror.

Boss makes Jeremy feel small as they examine hairy holes, become spiritually brown, and discuss Roger Watkins's Her Name Was Lisa.

Jeremy and Boss set their fairly addled minds on mountain justice as they try to figure out who Big Billy and Baby B Story are and discuss Leonard Kirtman's Big Abner.