While they count to a hundred, have a couple of drinks, grab a gun, and hide until dawn breaks, because Bret, David, and Alan are discussing two horror films about games gone wrong: House on Haunted Hill (1959) and Ready Or Not (2019).

Bret, David, and Alan put on their D.A.R.E. t-shirts and discuss two drug-themed horror movies: Blue Sunshine (1977) and Bliss (2019).

Bret, David, and Alan get together in person for the first time in two months, and take a trip back to 1998 for a discussion of two teen horror flicks: Disturbing Behavior and The Faculty.

Bret, David, and Alan blast off and discuss two horror franchise installments that took the phrase “going off the grid” to a whole new level: Leprechaun 4: In Space (1996) and Jason X (2001).

Bret, David, and Alan huff, puff, pant, groan, and grunt their way through a discussion of two early 80’s slashers: Maniac (1980) and Madman (1981).

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Bret, David, and Alan discuss a pair of lesser-talked-about Hammer films: The Hound of the Baskervilles (1959) and The Devil Rides Out (1968).

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Bret, David, and Alan are joined by a special guest, Christina, to discuss a pair of 80’s vampire flicks: Fright Night (1985) and Near Dark (1987).

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Bret, David, and Alan discuss a pair of movies that were suggested by listeners during a recent YouTube livestream: The Uninvited (1944) and Blood Sucking Freaks (1976).

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Bret, David, and Alan discuss two horror-comedies about the complications of homeownership: House (1986), and its absolutely bonkers sequel, House II: The Second Story (1987).

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Still recording remotely, Bret, David, and Alan discuss Bret’s recent trip to London and Paris, and review two films about Americans traveling to those very cities, becoming werewolves, and eating the locals: An American Werewolf in London (1981) and its 1997 sequel, An American Werewolf in Paris.

Bon appetit!

*Due to CDC social distancing recommendations, this episode was recorded remotely via Skype. We apologize for the reduced audio quality, but we’ll continue to record in this manner until it’s socially responsible for us to reunite and return to our regular format. Thank you for your support, and please stay safe!