Trappo's Chap House

Religion is discussed, Rubik's Cubes are hated, offensive sports team mascots are condemned, the COVID-19 vaccine is championed, and dead babies get name-dropped. It's an exciting time to be alive!

Talk of animatronic childrens' birthday party impresario Charles Entertainment Cheese leads to discussion of the video game franchise "Five Nights At Freddy's" and the recent motion picture "Willy's Wonderland".

In this episode, the boys talk about the slow but inevitable breakdown of society, Jesus, "getting woke", the mystery of the lost colony of Roanoke, and then Dustin mentions dank memes and has a nervous breakdown.

The boys talk about the "Halloween" franchise a bit, and Dustin can't help but extoll the dubious virtues of "Halloween Resurrection", then things segue nicely into a discussion of Wes Craven's "Swamp Thing".

In this episode, Dustin discusses the work of Larry Blamire, one of his favorite filmmakers, and then he and Ky take a nostalgic trip back to their days as camcorder movie cowboys and the terrible spawn of their ungoly labor: Pig Fucker.

Dustin's not-quite-sober look back at his past with comic books concludes with not-so-warm memories of the gatekeeping assholes of his youth, and the gatekeeping assholes of our present. Also: Rock Lords!

Dustin finds himself falling in love with comic books all over again after buying a Christmas gift for his nephew, and he won't stop talking about it. Ky is... listening. Maybe. We can't be sure.

In this bloated holiday spectacular, Dustin & Ky get together (virtually) to discuss the particulars of Christmas past, present and future. There's also a lot of drinking and incoherent raving, which is pretty typical for the season. So buckle up for 40 minutes of belligerent holiday frivolity!

In this fantabulous episode, a deeply inebriated Dustin extolls the virtues of comic books for an extended period of time, name-dropping the top notch YouTube channel "Cartoonist Kayfabe" in the process. Then maybe he blacks out at the end. Bonus discussion of Neil Gaiman's "The Sandman" included for no extra charge!

In this horrifying episode, Dustin & Ky discuss a pair of spooky movies they each recently watched: the SHUDDER original "Terrified" and NETFLIX's adaptation of Stephen King & Joe Hill's "In The Tall Grass". Spoiler alert: they both really enjoyed one of these movies.