Dean finally sits down to watch Bubba Ho-Tep and ponders the question: Is Bruce Campbell good enough to carry this strange flick?

If you primates don’t listen to this episode, you’ll have to face the business end of Ash’s boomstick, and if you’re really unlucky – his acerbic wit.

Sometimes you have to go for a jaunt through the Swedish countryside, dance around, attend strange outdoor feasts, and smash an old person’s face in with a battle hammer, after a tumble from a cliff doesn’t kill them.

Matthew’s love for Dead and Buried is apparent, but does this relative unknown from 1981 have the juice to keep Dean’s interest? It’s brutal, creepy, and odd – but is it good?

It’s a horror classic, and considered by many pundits to be one of the best horror flicks ever, but does the 60s style led itself to a modern audience? Remember: if you lay down with devils, you wake up with, Rosemary’s Baby…

It’s time to get into some hot, zombie action. We all know how Matthew feels about the zombie genre, but does he think Day of the Dead has what it takes to be listed as an all-timer?

It’s Tarantino’s love letter to spaghetti westerns and Bruce Lee. Follow along as we slice and dice our way through this bloody revenge flick.

Nick Cage gives into another risky role, but does this one pay off? Is the style of this flick something that you can tolerate? Is it too, ‘out there’ to be enjoyable and does the narrative make sense?

Dean takes exception to Matthew saying that we’ve “moved past” films like Heavy Metal, but does Matthew have a point…? Probably not, but you should tune in and listen to Dean and Matt battle it out over animated breasts.

The Alien and Predator franchises merge to give us something we all wanted as little boys – the battle between xenomorph and predator. Yes, the old PC game was amazing, but does this movie do the idea of this mash-up justice?

Sit down and join us as we discuss Re-Animator from 1985. If you are a Lovecraft fan, you will enjoy this dive into the macabre.

Join us as we dive into the high-speed classic that launched the Mad Max franchise. Does Max Max still hold up and how does it compare to the ‘Road Warrior?’