A zombie movie for a second week in a row? Well, Matt loves zombie movies, and so does this week’s guest Michael McCarty. Let Sleeping Corpses Lie (AKA Living Dead at the Manchester Morgue, AKA, Don’t Open the Window, AKA Breakfast at the Manchester Morgue, AKA Zombi 3 sand many other titles) is a European zombie film that brings in the gut munching gore before Dawn of the Dead. Inspired by Night of the Living Dead the zombies in this film march and munch to their own tune. Part ghosts, part zombies, these living dead monsters defy the conventional zombie rules. This is an underrated zombie classic. Directed by Jorge Grau, starring Cristina Galbó, Ray Lovelock & Arthur Kennedy.

Matt & Todd break the regular format and take their own advice. Instead of discussing a beloved favorite, they revisit a movie they considered to be “the worst movie they ever saw”. 35 or so years ago they watched Raiders of the Living Dead and HATED IT! For many decades it was the the low mark that all other “bad movies” were compared to. Now, they’ve rewatched it. Is it as bad as they remembered? Find out. Original film footage from Dying Day directed by Brett Piper. Raiders of the Living Dead directed by Samuel Sherman. Starring Scott Schwartz, Robert Deveau, Donna Asali & Robert Allen.

A bona fide classic. Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid is ranked 7 on the American Film Institute’s top ten westerns. It’s 73 their 100 Greatest Movies List. Matt and Todd are joined by Shawn Reynolds to discuss the incredible film. Directed by George Roy Hill. Starring Paul Newman, Robert Redford and Katherine Ross with Ted Cassidy, George Furth and Strother Martin.

This week Matt & Todd discuss Daylight. A disaster film for the EXTREME 90s. It’s parts of The Poseidon Asventure, parts of Towering Inferno mixed with a dash of Cliffhanger. Starring Sylvester Stallone, Amy Brenneman (who Matt refers to as Brennen the entire podcast) Viggo Mortensen, Stan Shaw, Danielle Harris and Trina McGee

This week Matt & Todd discuss The Stuff. A fun little creature feature satire with elements of Invasion of the Body Snatchers and The Blob. It skewers commercialism, advertising, food manufacturing and even right-wing militias. Written & Directed by Larry Cohen. Starring Michael Moriarty, Garrett Morris, Andrea Marcovicci, Paul Sorvino and Scott Bloom.

Matt and Todd return to the land of television to discuss In Search Of… the classic documentary series hosted by Leonard Nimoy. Running for 6 seasons the show covered mysteries, lost civilizations, supernatural phenomena missing persons and more.

Content Warning!!! There is some foul language during the podcast, but it’s nothing you wouldn’t hear in a PG-13 film. Matt & Todd are joined by guest Gabe Crate to discuss the ultimate zombie movie Dawn of the Dead. We interview Gabe about his ongoing quest to review every apocalypse movie ever made as well as his trials and tribulations trying to get projects filmed in Hollywood. You can follow Gabe and see his reviews on X/Twitter @GabeCrate. Dawn of The Dead was directed by George A Romero and stars David Emge, Ken Foree, Scott Reiniger and Gaylen Ross

Matt & Todd discuss their admiration for the late, great Roger Corman.

Matt & Todd are joined by noted film historian Rob Kelly of The Fire & Water Network to discuss Hit the Ice. One of 28 films Abbott & Costello made for Universal Studios and Matt’s favorite of their films. Directed by Charles Lamont. Starring Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, Ginny Smith, Patrick Knowles and Elyse Knox.

Matt & Todd discuss Hitchcock’s most underrated film. Survivors of a torpedoed freighter find themselves adrift on the titular Lifeboat. Tensions rise and passions flare. Directed by Alfred Hitchcock. Starring Tallulah Bankhead, William Bendix, Walter Slezak, Mary Anderson, John Hodiak, Henry Hull, Heather Angel, Hume Cronyn & Canada Lee. Story by John Steinbeck