We're back after an unforeseen hiatus with a really weird one.

Our first of three weeks covering high-school-related-horror (a redundancy if I ever heard one) starts with Joe's selection, the obscure cult...classic? 1981's "Strange Behavior"!

We wrap up our series on H.P. Lovecraft with Sonia's pick, Richard Stanley's masterpiece, "Color out of Space"!

This is the trippiest film we've covered yet!

This week the Stabby Roadsters stop off at Miskatonic University to do a little extracurricular activity.

Rob leads us all on his pick, this week's second entry in our series on H. P. Lovecraft, "Re-Animator"

Ah, the cosmic horrors unleashed by the complicated H.P. Lovecraft.

We separate the art from the artist like a Necronomicon spellcaster separates a being into two different dimensions for the next three weeks, as we cover the eldritch terror of filmic HPL.

This week we start with Joe's pick, 1970's "The Dunwich Horror", a surprisingly effective translation for the time.

Having technical difficulties this week, so we're digging deep into the archives for new listeners:

"The Stabby Roadsters got nards!

Join Rob, Joe and Sonia as they apply their generational perspectives to the Best Universal Monsters Sequel Never Made!

Like/Subscribe/Repost/Rent a billboard/Spray-paint our URL on the wall of a building somewhere...

(OK, maybe not that last part)"

Would you care for some turtle soup with a side of she-kebab? The Stabby Roadsters go there, with Ruggero Deodato's groundbreakingly nauseating "found footage" opus, "Cannibal Holocaust".

Second entry in our series on "global horror", this was a tough watch and, according to Rob, even tougher to edit ;)

Enjoy!

This week the Stabby Roadsters take a trip South, to Brazil, where the weird, terrifying and baffling world of José Majica "Coffin Joe" Marins exists.

Our "Not Coffin" Joe presents "At Midnight I'll Take Your Soul", the first in our series on Global Horror.

It's a weird, wacky trip into a strange place where Sonia, Rob and Josh swear they'll never let Joe take them to again.

The Stabby Roadsters wrap up three weeks of Haunted Houses when the lovely SONIA HARCOURT presents us with 2001's "The Others".

Find out why this is the scariest thing to hapen to Nicole Kidman since escaping Scientology or finding herself alone in an empty movie theatre!

Join the Stabby Roadsters as they take a trip into the 80s with Rob's pick, 1985's "House".

No, this isn't the trippy Japanese one with the floating heads, it's the one with William Katt, his impossible blond 'fro, the fakest Vietnam flashback sequences, preposterously low-cut V-neck sweaters and "Norm" from "Cheers.

Do our intrepid hosts enjoy the movie or not? Well, a) you'll have to find out by listening and b) it's really irrelevant because you'll enjoy hearing the gang give their take on this slice of Reagan-era entertainment (loosely defined).