Is Candle Cove really as good as it's made out to be? Slimebeast challenges the assumption while Dead Palette defends and Nick Nocturne play referee. All this while David looks on.

"Candle Cove" is written by Kris Straub. Check out this and other works of his at chainsawsuit.com

The shadowy world of silent cinema opens when David teams with the Frosted Mini Fears gang (Chad Garcia, Phil Spruner and Efren Aguliera) to screen the lost tale of Listers Rache. Is the story behind this series of eerie motion pictures a proper haunted projection on the mind, or would it have been best left on the cutting room floor?

"Listers Rache" is written by Lucretius. Read it here.

The shadowy world of silent cinema opens when David teams with the Frosted Mini Fears gang (Chad Garcia, Phil Spruner and Efren Aguliera) to screen the lost tale of Listers Rache. Is the story behind this series of eerie motion pictures a proper haunted projection on the mind, or would it have been best left on the cutting room floor?

"Listers Rache" is written by Lucretius. Read it here.

David, Matt Benson and Andrew Linde use their annual passes to the dark side of Disney one last time as they return to the worlduncovered in "Abandoned by Disney," "Room Zero" and "A Few Suggestions." Will this story tie up all the loose ends? Will it raise more questions? And will the gang ever stop screaming whenever the story title comes up?

"Corruptus" is written by Slimebeast. You can read this and other works of his here.

David, Matt Benson and Andrew Linde use their annual passes to the dark side of Disney one last time as they return to the worlduncovered in "Abandoned by Disney," "Room Zero" and "A Few Suggestions." Will this story tie up all the loose ends? Will it raise more questions? And will the gang ever stop screaming whenever the story title comes up?

"Corruptus" is written by Slimebeast. You can read this and other works of his here.

Pseudo-lost episodes and stand-up comedy are the theme as David and Dead Palette exchange a couple of off-kilter stories and talk about some of the pros and cons of the "creepy media" trend.

"Richard Pryor" and "America's Funniest Videos Banned Episode" are both author unknown.

Pseudo-lost episodes and stand-up comedy are the theme as David and Dead Palette exchange a couple of off-kilter stories and talk about some of the pros and cons of the "creepy media" trend.

"Richard Pryor" and "America's Funniest Videos Banned Episode" are both author unknown.