Brick convinced Dave to read Mary Shelley's horror/sci-fi classic Frankenstein, and now the gang take a deep dive into one of Brick's favorite books and an all-time great of the English cannon to cap off the 2018 October #Spooktacular.

The gang tries to decipher the titles and synopses of famous horror books/stories after the've been translated from English to Igbo to Maori then back to English.

The gang discusses Creepshow, the 1982 horror/comedy anthology film written by (and starring) Stephen King and directed by George A. Romero.

The gang gets sidetracked during the Stephen King discussion.

The gang devotes a whole episode talking about Stephen King, so they don't have to keep bringing him up constantly anymore.

The pals have a fantasy style draft for horror movie monsters. Which team / scenario would you least like to wake up to (without any clothes on, for added discomfort)? Vote for your pick on Twitter @YakBabies.

Are we still susceptible to scary books, or is that just for kids? The personal pals sit down to talk about Horror Literature, and end up mostly talking about all sorts of spooky stuff they liked as children: Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, Stephen King and Michael Crichton, Goosebumps, horror comics, Resident Evil, Are You Afraid of the Dark?, and more.

The pals digress from talking about dead malls to talk about a dead Toys 'R' Us--and also Voltron.

The personal pals discuss the books they've been reading: Goodbye Columbus; Ecstatic Cahoots; Frankenstein in Baghdad; A Bend in the River; It Feels So Good When I Stop; Shade the Changing Woman; Mech Cadet Yu; Mr. Miracle.

The pals digress about Goosebumps and spooky reads.