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This is a Trick or Treat Radio public service announcement -- Episode 122 will make you laugh uncontrollably or compel you to throw your listening device into oncoming traffic. Josh from The Arkham Film Society braves the snowpocalypse to force us to watch the 1982 animated film, The Plague Dogs. Our featured review is a flick with quite a bit of buzz, Starry Eyes. Do the boys think it stands up to the hype or is it overrated? Get the lowdown on our XSplit license giveaway and our Amazon contest. A new installment of the Many Movie Moments of MonsterZero, we hear from our boy Bobby Chaynz and we find out why Michael Ravenshadow’s car is in the garage. So grab your Pudding Pops, put on your robe and strap on for what might be our darkest, possibly most offensive and funniest show!

Topics discussed: Obscure Christmas specials, Evils of the night, Criterion Collection, Contracted, Wolfie's transformation into a dog person, Ravenshadow not watching movies, Gene Simmons & his kid, the statue of limitations, depressing films, Kickstarter, Full House, downer endings, loving animals, Pudding Pops, Starry Eyes, body horror, dogs with complex, Dynamo's bad impersonations, snow, Bill Cosby, Dynamo's identity theft, origins of The Todd, Ravenshadow's car troubles, The Legend of Billy Jean, The Plague Dogs, Pat Healy, Picard Vs Kirk, Dean Ambrose’s flying elbow, Jonathan Maberry's Joe Ledger, animal lovers, the book ending of The Plague Dogs, bubonic plague, the Hollywood lifestyle, Grave of the Fireflies, PG-13, Watership Down, rape robes, Rob Zombie’s 31, Talk Without Rhythm Podcast, why Josh likes depressing films, film violence against animals and kids, depressing animation, modern American animation, Ferguson, picture pages, vivisection, Full Metal Jacket, score of Starry Eyes, MonsterZero & Ravenshadow’s calling out of show excuses, and the clown motel.

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