Family Issues, Demonic Possession, Grandma's Dying Wish, and one big bang. Author Gemma Amor joins us to talk about the social commentary in HEREDITARY

Horror Author Brian Kirk joins James Sabata and Don Guillory to talk about people who killed in order to become famous. From Charles Manson to Columbine to BTK to Don't F**k With Cats, we explore the symbiotic relationship between the media and what drives some people to murder.

Fathers who choose to be absent vs. those not given a choice. Millenials trying to balance the new world with the old ways. Family members who can't stand the thought of being apart. Zombies who work together... MichaelBrent Collings joins us to talk TRAIN TO BUSAN

Author Stephanie Evelyn joins us to talk about Narcissism, Elder Abuse, the loss of self, and how the joy of film can be handed down generation to generation.

Michael David Wilson joins us to talk about the social commentary in RINGU, what it's like living in Japan, how Asian films differ from Western films, and what we would do if we accidentally watched the tape. Michael David Wilson is one of the hosts of the This Is Horror Podcast. You can follow him on Twitter. His debut novella The Girl In The Video is available on Amazon.

Allison and Ian Lovecraft join us as we break down the social commentary in WE SUMMON THE DARKNESS, a movie that looks at what people will do and who they will kill to be a part of something larger.

John Foster joins us to talk about why the 70s produced the best horror films, how the Catholic Church benefitted from The Exorcist, and how exaggerated the reactions to this film really were.

A tale of Social Media, Feminine expectations, the boundaries of friendship, and a drive to be famous. Sarah from Spooky Sarah Says joins us to talk about the social commentary in Tragedy Girls You can learn more about Sarah on Twitter at Geeks Who Eat or Spooky Sarah Says

Man vs Nature. Technology vs Power. Velociraptors vs. Squishy soft human flesh. Thomas Brungardt joins us to talk #JurassicPark. Everybody, Thomas is joining us. No one cares.

Ghosts, Grief, Letting Go, Moving On, and that one asshole that just will not take no for an answer... Laurel Hightower stops by to chat about the social commentary of the 2009 film THE ECLIPSE.