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This week we pull up at the Long Island headquarters of The House of Horror Podcast to pick up our buddy Joe and we go on a long ride to discuss the Film Locke, starring Tom Hardy. From there we pick up speed to tackle our new segment, Demonocracy, where we gave the fans on the FIB a chance to vote on the topic and they picked the bands we would like to see score a film! We cruise control through our October film schedule, bang a right to give you all the 411 on purchasing advance tickets for for the Halloween Extravaganza and much more. So reach down between your legs and ease the seat back, turn up the radio, step on the gas and buckle up!

Topics discussed: Gamble and Burke, smoking bananas, Jean Michel Jarre, Maximum Overdrive soundtrack, Roky Erickson, the pros and cons of the the new Texas Chainsaw Massacre 4K release, Jose Gonzales, Long Island, Collateral, Tom Cruise, Buried and Frozen, Drive, Steven Knight, Speed?, high concept movies, Stake Land, Her, Edge of Tomorrow, Frank, the expectation of guessing voice actors, Lucio Fulchi’s Door into Silence, The IT Crowd, The Guest, Michael Mann films, Ravenshadow directing a film, Underworld, the type of films we usually review, Low, 7500, Muse, movies like stage plays, Dogville, Lars Von Trier, the agony of driving in a car, Vox, Outside the Cinema Episode 278, Franco Nero, TheHorrorClub.blogspot.com, The Evil Streaks, The Halloween Extravaganza, the three E's in Teeel, The House of Horror Podcast, Professor Jay duping us and not sending a voicemail, Tori Amos, The Dress Barn, Jason Statham and his sweaters and his Netflix presence, Eddie Furlong’s vocal stylings, Japanese pro wrestlers from Korea, Halloween season, expensive Transformers toys, Black Dahlia, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre box set, cool vs lame film collectibles, Mike Patton, The Protomen, small boutique Blu Ray companies, Locke, Chroma Key, Bobby Chaynz’s film Smitten, King Starscream, Tom Hardy, Guillermo del Toro and At the Mountains of Madness, the great Halloween debate, Tiny's synths, Deadites Scoring a film, Power Glove (with two words) and Devin Townsend.

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