Horror author Jonathan Janz joins us as we talk JAWS! Politicians who value revenue over lives. PTSD. The obsessions we let control us. The enemies we can't let go of. And all the ways Jaws proves itself to be the greatest movie ever made.

This week we explore Religion, Government, Private Justice, Disabilities, Unwed Pregnancy, Werewolves, and the ups and downs of small town living. Join us as we discuss Stephen King's SILVER BULLET.

Stoker Award Winning Editor Doug Murano joins us to talk about friendship, true soulmates, the harsh reality of the world around us, and which character we've identified with most at different points in life.

We're talking #police brutality, dueling identities, community, loyalty, and the need to not only find yourself, but find your place as well.

Mr. Creepy Pasta and Vincent V. Cava join us to talk about Ghostbusters. With deep dives into the lore, we discuss the different levels of ghosts, the original plans for a multi-film crossover, and ask important questions like, "What the f--k is a rolodex?"

Danger Slater joins us to talk about SOCIETY, a dark commentary on the soullessness of the upper class and how they feed on the rest of us. Watch your hair, get your sunscreen out of the shower, and let's take a bite out of this apple.

Director Derek D. Herbert spends some time with us talking about KANE HODDER. We delve into Herbert's documentary TO HELL AND BACK: THE KANE HODDER STORY and explore the social commentary in Adam Green's HATCHET, starring Kane Hodder

Comedian Brent Terhune joins us to talk CABIN IN THE WOODS. We dive deep into horror tropes and subverted expectations, fear of monsters, and the illusion of safety. Check out Brent's website HERE and his Youtube channel HERE!

Author Max Booth III joins us to talk about ZODIAC, a film that meticulously follows the case of the Zodiac Killer. We chat about obsession, paranoia, directors who want 90 takes, and jars of urine... so many jars of urine.

Cartel Violence, Human Trafficking, Gender Violence, and the children left behind to try to survive in a constant war zone. Rich Duncan from Inkheist joins us to talk about the social commentary in TIGERS ARE NOT AFRAID