Skype problems galore, Scott's "rant" about politics, tons of news from San Diego Comic Con, Sean talks squealing like a pig with his rundown of Deliverance, Jake's longwinded rundown of Falling Down with Michael Douglas, drunken feedback from Stan the Man. All this plus music from Ray Charles, Foo Fighters and Sum 41.

We are gonna do a full month of TV shows starting next week, starting with Supernatural.

Outtakes: The struggles of the Skype issues and stories of weird phone calls.

Technical issue in the middle of the episode fixed

The Child's Play retrospective is done! For now until Chucky 7 at least. But until then the Mofos are finishing in fashion. And by that I mean Scott is a little drunk. And Jake's audio apparently sounds weird to Scott and Sean, but you won't hear those issues so they'll just sound crazy to you. Yup. Stan returns to feedback, after we missed another piece that went to our spam folder. Ooops. Also music from Berried Alvie and Dethklok. 

Next time around, Deliverance and Falling Down.

Outtakes: Renaissance Fair talk, Scott won't listen to Jake, Scott needs a nap

Unholy Mofos presents a side show where we revisit old movies we have done for commentaries, maybe for a different perspective or get others to give their opinons? For our first episode, we revisit Zombieland with Woody Harrelson and Lex Luth... errrrr, Jesse Eisenberg. So grab your DVDS/Blu Rays, sync up and enjoy!

Chucky's gonna be a bro! And get lucky! Those are what's happening in today's subjects at hand, after several messed up Reddit stories and MORE Mike Flanagan news! Then Scott runs through 5 pages of notes for Child's Play 3 where Chucky goes to military school. Next up is Jake's rundown of Bride of Chucky, then he proposes an Avengers of horror characters directed by Ronny Yu. Music comes from Rob Zombie, Ryan Kirby, Judas Priest and Motorhead. This retrospective wraps up next week with Seed and Curse of Chucky.

Outtakes: Pokemon Go (yes, we seriously did talk about it)

Hi! We're the Unholy Mofos, and we'll be your friends to the end! Everyone's favorite killer doll is the subject at hand as we begin our retrospective of the Child's Play series. After a beginning consisting of cum blankets, what happens to child stars after they turn 18 and video game talk, we begin with Jake's rundown of part 1 and Sean's rundown of part 2. Also music from Korn and Of Mice & Men. Part 3 and Bride of Chucky coming next week.

Outtakes: Jake's experience of seeing Ozzy live, and his evolution of music tastes.

Three fucked up Reddit stories, another celebrity death, It's Always Sunny, DC Cab with Mr. T and Gary Busey, Sean talking some real shit in Richard Pryor's Bustin' Loose, Stan gives everyone shit, a new feedbacker gives Scott shit, music from Upon a Burning Body, Rise Against and Motionless In White. That's all in this episode.

Next week, we begin a new retrospective, this time around it's the Child's Play series.

Outtakes: Shitgun 

Two movies that begin with F and end in "ners!" Coincidence? Yeah most likely, we aren't that smart. Usual BS, then Scott tries to get through 6 pages of notes of The Frighteners without being interrupted, which happens often. Then it's Jake's turn of running down Flatliners. Let's just say there are some disagreements. Stan finally writes back in for feedback, and there's music from Mutton Birds, Korn, Lacuna Coil and Sonic Youth.

Next time around, Bustin' Loose with Richard Pryor and DC Cab with Mr. T.

Outtakes: Marilyn Manson, Richard Pryor, and chain letters.

Greetings boils and ghouls! After an opening consisting of masturbation, putting down pets, and an I Know What You Did Last Summer remake, we get to talking about season 2 of Tales From the Crypt, specifically the first 6 episodes: Dead Right, The Switch, Cutting Cards, Til Death, Three's a Crowd and The Thing From the Grave.

An epic twenty minute ending segment happened, but Jake got so drunk that he forgot to press record. Ooooops! So a not so epic ending is what you get. Also music from Cradle of Filth, Capture the Crown and Crown the Empire.

Next time around, it's Flatliners and The Frighteners.

Outtakes: Video game talk, Jake talking about a Metalocalypse episode that strangely matches the ending of the show, Scott doesn't know the difference between Peter Jackson and James Cameron, and the 2nd half assed attempt at the ending.

Summer is beginning so what better movies to bring up other than ones with the 80s' favorite fat man John Candy? After an opening featuring the grossest Reddit story we've might have read, and mostly nostalgic things (ecto cooler, Nintendo 64), we start to talk about them. Jake runs down Candy's first leading role in an American film with Summer Rental while Sean talks about the much loved 1988 classic The Great Outdoors, featuring one scary bear. Also feedback from Darth Ballsac and music from Wilson Pickett, Jimmy Buffet, The Coasters and Memphis May Fire.

Next time around, we return to Tales From the Crypt, with the first 6 episodes of season 2.

Outtakes: Lots of metal talk.

Ready to relive your childhood? Ready to remember the magic of seeing one of your favorite movies of all time? And have some f bombs thrown in along with petty insults? Then episode 60 of Unholy Mofos is the podcast just for you! We start out talking about the most fucked up axe murder ever, real exciting news involving the Halloween series, and learning that Scott really doesn't like the X-Men movies.

Then it's time for the fun, where Sean breaks his record of longest rundown doing ET, with some of your hosts talking about dust getting in their eyes at the end, and Scott follows it up with The Goonies.

Music is courtesy of Cyndi Lauper, John Williams, The Amity Affliction, and For Today.

Next week, John Candy returns to the show with The Great Outdoors and Summer Rental.

Outtakes: Is Scott feeling ok? And should a disclaimer be put on before the show?