In our second 2020 Halloween episode, we talk some mind bending slow burn thrillers. First Jake talks about the 1999 Kevin Bacon film Stir of Echoes and explains why the very end scares the shit out of him. Scott isn't too enthused about Session 9 with David Caruso but it does lead to some interesting discussions. Plus more ties in the girls tournament, a theory about Signs, and Jake's list of What He's Been Watching is expanding again (phrasing?)

Music

Rolling Stones - Paint It Black

AC/DC - Shot In the Dark

Van Halen - Runnin' With The Devil (RIP Eddie)

Next time for the final Halloween episode of the season, we return to a TV show that honestly we should have returned to much sooner. That's right, back to Tales From the Crypt.

Back to the very old days we go, back to Universal Monsters. First off, we turn to the monster and the doctor with The Bride of Frankenstein and then off to the Amazon to visit the Creature From the Black Lagoon. But of course a jam packed opening, with a tie in our tournament, the Bermuda Triangle, could football be in trouble, movies John Carpenter almost made and a kinda short What We've Been Watching even from Jake (remember when his used to be long the first half of the year? That was nice, for him at least).

Music

Wage War - Alive

Hail Sagan - Haterbait

Iced Earth - Frankenstein

Next time around we go a little further in time to the late 90s and early 2000s for a couple of spooky supernatural thrillers known as Stir of Echoes and Session 9.

Time for some more Carpenter! This time another pairing with him and Kurt Russell in his most famous role as Snake Plissken. Some fun to be had, maybe an unpopular opinion as well? Plus Jake messes up the order of things in the opening segment (blaming waking up a half hour before the show), and talks about a movie that might be considered the worst ever made, so of course he watched it, maybe more than once?

Music

The Browning - Skybreaker

White Zombie - The One

Sugar Ray - 10 Seconds Down

Next time, it's that time of year again! October begins, so does a fun month of talking horror. Starting with going back to Universal movies such like Bride of Frankenstein and Creature From the Black Lagoon.

This week we talk about the world's most famous stoners Cheech and Chong, a major upset in the girls tournament, is Google listening in on us and Scott says "It is what it is" a lot.

Music:

Cheech and Chong - Up In Smoke

Cheech and Chong - Earache My Eye

War - Lowrider

Korn - Earache My Eye

Jonathan Davis - What It Is

Next time around, it's back to John Carpenter with Escape From New York and LA

This episode we're doing a little double feature of horror anthologies by masters of horror George A Romero and Stephen King, with Creepshow 1 & 2. Of course there is a part 3 but we don't do that and we'll explain why. Also a crap ton of news ranging from sad to a little happy to making us mad, feedback from Ballsac and Jake's What I've Been Watching List has finally been shortened but he makes a shocking revelation.

Music:

Fit For a King - Annihilation

Trivium - Bleed Into Me

Like Moths To Flames - Habitual Decline

Next time (which may be a quick turnaround just to get back on schedule) we will be talking about stoner legends Cheech and Chong with Up in Smoke and Next Movie.

At the beginning of the year we talked about scary alien abductions. Well let's talk about aliens again but now we need laughs more than ever so they're funny aliens, one having the voice of Seth Rogen in fact. After some alien conspiracy theories, more laundry lists of what we've been watching, the subjects are Paul with Simon Pegg and Nick Frost and The Watch with Ben Stiller, Vince Vaughn and Jonah Hill.

Music:

Eazy E - Boyz in the Hood

Upon a Burning Body - Living For the Weekend

Son of Dork - We're Not Alone

Corey Taylor - CMFT Must Be Stopped

Next time around, we've got a double feature of George A Romero and Stephen King anthologies. That's right, Creepshow 1 & 2 are the subjects.

Watch your backs, people. Chuck Norris is back! That's right, this episode we're talking Chuck taking on Russian terrorists in Invasion USA and then taking on Satanists in Hellbound. Let's just say quality may be a little different. Plus more girls of Unholy Mofos, a returning segment, more delays (surprise surprise) and Jake's list of what he's been watching is back to normal, with a bunch of 2020 releases and a couple of Netflix shows.

Music:

Fit For a King - God of Fire

Dimmu Borgir - Spellbound By the Devil

The Chuck Norris song

Next time around it's alien comedies with Paul and The Watch

What happens when there is only one man left on Earth? And what if he isn't? That's what we are talking about today with two adaptations of Richard Matheson's I Am Legend. First with the Charlton Heston starring Omega Man and the 2007 version with Will Smith. Of course there was another adaptation that came out before these called The Last Man On Earth with Vincent Price so we briefly talk about that, the book and Jake even watched a few more "adaptations" in his "shorter than usual" list of what he's been watching. Also bear with us in the opening segment as Jake had some sort of construction happening below him. Thankfully you can barely hear it in the final product but it's there.

Music

Eskimo Callboy - Hypa Hypa

Bring Me the Horizon - Parasite Eve

Slipknot - My Plague

Next time, the Chuck Norris jokes are back as we are back to talking some of his movies, with Invasion USA and Hellbound

This week we bring in a double feature of Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor, but not only that. We also have Darth Ballsac as a guest, to bring his wisdom (well more like crude jokes) to the show. It was good having a third member once again. Also we have movie conspiracies and some reviews Jake has looked up, reviews that will make you lose at least 50 IQ points.

Music

Gene Wilder - Crazy

American Head Charge - Just So You Know

Diamante - Ghost Myself

Killswitch Engage - Signal Fire

Next time around, it's the end of the world, at least in the movies we are doing, The Omega Man and I Am Legend.

Now we move on to retired people, Retired and Extremely Dangerous people (if you didn't know what the title meant). Yes we're talking Bruce Willis, John Malkovich and Helen Mirren as retired spies in Red 1 & 2, lots of good fun to be had in these two movies. First more movies have been delayed (shocker), more girls, and more laundry lists of what has been watched. And more feedback from Ballsac and some from Sean as well. But since Sean loves to pipe on it's more of a segment we plug in towards the end where he gives his thoughts on Sleepwalkers.

Music

Aerosmith - Back in the Saddle Again

All That Remains - A Reason For Me To Fight

Devildriver - Keep Away From Me

Mushroomhead - The Heresy

Next time, it's Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor in See No Evil Hear No Evil and Stir Crazy.