The Fright Zone

The guys crack open a barrel of Trioxin and watch the 1985 classic, “The Return of the Living Dead.” Also, Hogan becomes fascinated by Nate’s childhood love of Weird Al and the gang opens some fan mail.

The guys change their names and start new lives with 1987's "The Stepfather."  Also, Hogan announces his plan to resurrect the beloved Des Moines Weather Beacon.

The guys rub one out of 1987's "The Lamp." Also, they open a pretty epic piece of fan mail.

The guys talk about one of the greatest horror sequels of all time, 1987's "A Nightmare On Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors" Also, they channel their inner Pee Wee Herman.

The guys get steamy and discuss 1984’s “Mutant.” Also, they ponder what a Fright Zone film would be like and talk a bit about their quarterly film screenings.

The guys head to the theater for the 1985 Italian horror classic, "DEMONS." Also, to celebrate 40 episodes, they look back on previous episode ratings and field some questions from Frightzonians.

The guys talk about the often overlooked 1972 anthology horror gem, "Tales from the Crypt." Also, they have a brief, but stimulating conversation about the family classic "Home Alone."

The guys get their cake and talk about 1982's "Creepshow." Also, they share stories about meeting some horror legends (including Creepshow star Tom Atkins) at a recent horror convention.

The guys get rainbow eyes and talk about 1984’s “Rocktober Blood.” Also, they ponder the future of using A.I. to remake their favorite films with Arnold Schwarzenegger as the lead.

The guys throw some Jiffy Pop on the stove and talk about 1996’s “Scream.” Also, Nate shows his son some Schwarzenegger movies and the gang once again reminisce the good old days of video stores.

The guys spend Saturday night at the movies and watch 1991’s “Popcorn.” Also, the three discuss riding bikes and have a serious talk about bidets.

The guys strap in for a long and frightening flight with 1995's "The Langoliers." Also, Hogan laments an epic vintage poster score that went wrong.

The guys stuff their faces and talk about 1996’s “Thinner.” Also, Hogan makes a startling discovery on a VHS tape from an estate sale.

The guys celebrate Halloween by watching a movie that wishes it was John Carpenter's seminal holiday masterpiece, 1989's "Offerings."  Also, Greg enacts what it would have been like if David Lynch would have directed Return of the Jedi.

The guys shove beef jerky in their ears and watch 1998's "The Faculty."  Also, Greg recounts a recent run in with Tim Cappello.

The guys head into the basement to hang with 1988’s “Cellar Dwellar.”  Also, they casually celebrate thirty episodes with two pies and a pizza.

The guys have a slumber party and watch Jim Wynorski’s 1990 slasher sequel, “Sorority House Massacre 2.” Also, star Melissa Moore graces the Fright Zone with an interview.

The guys get merry and talk about 1984's, "Don't Open Till Christmas." Also, they attempt to solve the age old question, are all mall Santa's drunks?

Greg and Hogan find themselves without Nate as they talk about 1984's "Night of the Comet." Also, they enjoy three cheese pizzas from three seperate restaurants as a Thanksgiving feast of sorts.

SPECIAL WATCH ALONG EPISODE! The guys celebrate Halloween by subjecting themselves to a movie Nate has never seen before… 2002’s “Halloween: Resurrection.” Grab a copy and join in on the fun! Start the movie around the 4:58 mark of the episode for some real Dangertainment.

The guys sit around like a bunch of yo-yo’s and dig into Tom Savini’s 1990 remake of “Night Of The Living Dead.” Also, they discuss the end of The Walking Dead and zombie fatigue.

The guys cast their lines into 1986's slasher oddity, "Blood Hook." Also, they sit down with star Lisa Todd for a Fright Zone first... an interview!

The guys talk about the 1983 succubus gem, “Mausoleum.” Also, they catch up after not seeing each other for two months.

The guys go down under and discuss the 1984 Australian killer hog film, “Razorback.” Also, Hogan calls a Japanese steak house.

The guys get claustrophobic as they crawl through the caves and talk about 2005’s, “The Descent.” Also, Hogan reveals to Nate and Greg that he is in show choir.