Matt and Todd discuss their fun vampire flick from the Golden Age of monster movies. Bela Lugosi stars as Dr Armand Tesla, a vampire seeking revenge against those you staked him 25 years earlier. They also reminisce on Creature Double Feature, the monster movie show that aired on WLVI TV56 from the late 70s to early 80s. The program that introduced them to all the classic movie monster. Then they ramble on a bit… “Lord I was born a rambling man… trying to make a podcast and doing the best I can…”

Matt & Todd talk about Fred Dekker’s loving tribute to the classic Universal Monsters. A group of young horror movie fans are the only thing that can Dracula from plunging the world into eternal darkness… and it’s a blast!

Matt & Todd discuss one of the greatest horror tv mini-series ever. The work of two masters of the genre, novelist Stephen King & director Tobe Hooper. Starring David Soul, Bonnie Bedelia, Lance Kerwin and James Mason.

The first movie to truly scare the Hell out of Matt! The 1979 cult classic horror film Phantasm directed by Don Coscarelli. Matt and Todd delve into the all consuming mystery of this surreal and jarring masterpiece of modern terror. Highly recommended that you see the movie before you listen.

Matt & Todd talk about the medieval adventure fantasy starring Matthew Broderick, Michelle Pfeiffer and the late great Rutger Hauer. Directed you the late great Richard Donner.

Matt and Todd are joined by Swamp Thing fan Peggy to discuss Wes Craven’s 1982 comic book adventure film Swamp Thing! Wes Craven took a relatively small budget and a relatively obscure comic here (at the time) and knocked it out of the park! Listen along and join in the fun.

Matt rides solo for this short episode. He talks about some his his favorite western films and offers up recommendations for those who may not be into the genre.

Matt & Todd ramble on like a couple of jerks, discussing one of the funniest movies ever made.

“Who loves you, and who do you love?” Matt & Todd discuss the sci-fi action film The Running Man starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Richard Dawson.

“Who’s the master?” “SHO’ Nuff!!!” It’s pure 80s martial arts exploitation movie madness. Matt and Todd discuss the iconic Motown produced Berry Gordy’s The Last Dragon starring Taimak, Vanity and the late great Julius Carry III as show stealing Shogun of Harlem Sho’ Nuff