Last year was the classic 1978 John Carpenter film, so for this Halloween it only makes sense to follow it up with the 1981 sequel. Just Jake and Scott but don't worry. No podlistening here, just a plethora of Donald Pleasance impressions. Sync up and enjoy!

Music is the H2 theme and the Misfits' Halloween 2.

For the latest in our Halloween extravaganza, we go back almost a century back to the early days of film. That's right, kiddies, before Freddy, Jason and Michael, there was Dracula, Frankenstein's monster and the Wolfman, and we are talking about those movies! First, a fucked up news story that gives Jake the giggles, movies to look forward to in 2018 (if they come out that is) and much more!

Jam packed music in this one:

Bobby Boris Pickett - Monster Mash

Carfax Abbey - Cry Little Sister

Alice Cooper - Feed My Frankenstein

Disturbed - Voices

Alice Cooper - The Ballad of Dwight Fry

Bauhaus - Bela Lugosi's Dead

So for next week to close out the Halloween excitement, we will move on to "mockumentaries" with Behind the Mask The Rise of Leslie Vernon and Creep.

Outtakes: Is Sean talking in metaphors again? And Sean's groove ruined by a sneeze.

In the middle of our Halloween rundowns, we talk about something it took us 120 episodes to talk about: werewolves. So we talk about one battling Gary Busey and Corey Haim in Stephen King's Silver Bullet. Then we talk about a wolfman that not only has nards but a whole posse in Monster Squad.

Music:

Michael Sembello - Monster Squad Rap

In This Moment - Big Bad Wolf

Michael Sembello - Rock Til You Drop

Duran Duran - Hungry Like The Wolf

Next time around, we're going old school. So old school our parents weren't even born yet. Yes, it's time we talk some classic Universal monsters, with Frankenstein, Dracula and The Wolfman.

Outtakes: Another football season, another football rant from Scott.

This time around we revisit the 2010 remake of the classic 80s show The A Team. Jake is recovering from a concert from the previous night so it's mostly Sean and Scott taking over the show. Are them any fools to be pitied? Sync up your copy and find out!

Music is from the A Team movie and Stone Sour - Absolute Zero

Halloween month continues as killer clowns are the subject once again. This time both of them coming back from the grave to get their revenge with Drive Thru and Stitches. Which one of these is funnier? Find out after more football talk, stories such something in the soap dispensers, Cult of Chucky talk and just a tad bit more IT talk.

Music:

Clown - The Hollies

Ralph Riekermann - Bash Brains

Orgy - Stitches

Cutting Crew - I Just Died In Your Arms Tonight

Weird Al Yankovic - Trapped in the Drive Thru

Next week's spooky subject is werewolves. So we will talk Monster Squad with Uncle Rico and Silver Bullet with Gary Busey.

The actual episode is actually 2 hours, just longer because of the Weird Al song (11 minutes) and we actually put in a longer outtakes segment.

It's that time of year again, kiddies! Pumpkins, different colored leaves, cool temps, its October! Time to kick off another Halloween month! This time we're kicking it off with a good trilogy about the season. Well, is it good? Let's just say some are better than others and some hosts got the better end of the stick. Plus fantasy talk, IT sequel talk, and more!

Music:

Dennis Micheal Tenney - The Beast Inside

Like Moths to Flames - Nowhere Left To Sink

Pantera - Cemetery Gates

Bauhaus - Stigmata Martyr

Music in Halloween intro are: Andy Williams "Most Wonderful Time of the Year," King Diamond "Halloween," Danny Elfman "This is Halloween," Siouxsie and the Banshees "Halloween," and The Misfits "Halloween."

Next time around we're doing clowns again, with Stitches and Drive Thru.

Outtakes: Discussion about the movie's tagline, Jake's losing his voice and a train.

We go all in this episode talking about some gambling movies, first with 21 starring Kevin Spacey and The Gambler with Mark Wahlberg and John Goodman. Do we find the subject of gambling an interesting topic? Tune in to find out. First we discuss football, including two of the mofos kicking ass in Fantasy, some major Halloween reboot news, stories about Halloween decorations and poo, and much more!

Music:

Kenny Rogers - The Gambler

The Rolling Stones - You Can't Always Get What You Want

Asking Alexandia - Into the Fire

Motorhead - Ace of Spades

Next week, we begin our month of horror since it's close enough to October. Starting it all off with the Night of the Demons trilogy.

Outtakes: Jake attemping to whistle, Sean is not a fan of his assignment next week.

Reuploaded, for some reason only 19 minutes loaded the last time.

You know that movie we seem to talk about a lot in our news section? Hint: Not the Power Rangers movie. It's actually the new adaptation of Stephen King's IT and it's finally been released! Naturally we're gonna talk about it and it cannot be contained in our What We've Been Watching section as you can tell from the run time of the show (so much for a mini rundown). So we bring on Wildman Willis on to discuss in great length this movie we've been waiting for, then we give our ratings and what we want to see in part 2.

Music in this episode is Clown by Korn.

This week we discuss different types of superheroes with both Kick Ass movies. How violent are these and are we gonna get another movie? Listen in to find out. Also football talk is back for the season, and we are in the homestretch for IT!

Music:

The Pretty Reckless - Make Me Wanna Die

Stroke 9 - Kick Some Ass

Joan Jett - I Hate Myself For Loving You

Next time around we discuss gambling movies with 21 and The Gambler

It's time we revisit the craziness of early 1990s LA where Michael Douglas wants his damn breakfast! Grab your copy and let's watch his madness together.

Music

The Birthday Massacre - Falling Down

Rancid - Fall Back Down