The Fright Zone

The guys do their first Dark Lord Patron pick and dig into the 1982 splatter slasher cult classic, "Pieces." Also, they digress into topics like having sex on a water bed — in their longest episode to date.

The guys feel the Christmas cheer as they dig into the 1989 Dan Haggerty vehicle, “Elves.” Also, they touch on member tattoos and reductions.

The guys dig into the 1981 Thanksgiving slasher, “Home Sweet Home.” Also, Greg tells the tale of how his faux graveyard became a real graveyard.

The guys celebrate Halloween with a ceremony of blood as they discuss the 1988 acquired taste, “Hack-O-Lantern.” Also, they talk Halloween Kills and Hogan recalls the graveyard smash.

The guys feel the Halloween spirit as they dig into the modern anthology horror classic, 2007’s “Trick ‘r Treat.” Also, the gang launches a Patreon and Hogan gets trapped in a hole.

The guys talk about the overlooked 1989 anthology film, “Terror Eyes.” Also, they sample Elvira’s hot sauce, briefly touch on Nia DaCosta’s Candyman and ponder the mystery of Nate’s emerging yard rocks.

The guys reflect on VHS FEST V as they talk about the 1988 cult classic, “Hollywood Chainsaw Hookers” and meeting Iowa’s own Scream Queen, Linnea Quigley. Also, they reveal strong emotions about a local diner’s chili.

The guys become independent thinkers and dissect the 1988 cult classic, "The Brain." Also, they dip some dinosaur nuggets in a BBQ sauce Hogan bought for the gang.

The guys talk about the 1991 hair metal horror comedy, “Shock ‘Em Dead.” Also, they nerd out on the only basketball trading card from 1990 that matters.

The guys dig into the 1985 Stuart Gordon classic, "Re-Animator." Also, they touch upon enema addictions and Greg pulls an Oprah.

The guys talk about 2021's "Psycho Goreman." Also, Hogan talks about becoming a D-list celebrity and going on Jimmy Kimmel while Nate talks about his awkward run-in with John Waters.

The guys dig into 1995's, "Tales from the Crypt: Demon Knight." Also, they talk foot violence, Steven Segall, Tom Green, Hogan becoming a viral sensation and Nate takes Greg's new bidet for a spin.

The guys venture into the world of remakes with 2009's "My Bloody Valentine 3D." Also, they talk about how much it costs to buy human remains at Goodwill.

The guys bring in the new year with 1980's "New Year's Evil." Also, they talk about how cool dine-in Pizza Hut was back in the day.

The guys get jolly and talk about the original killer Santa movie, 1980's "Christmas Evil." Also, Hogan shames Greg and Nate by being the only one to bring Christmas gifts.

The guys dig into the 1987 Thanksgiving cult classic, "Blood Rage." Also, they talk about the last independent video store in town closing.

The guys talk about the 1988 heavy metal classic, "Black Roses." Also, they mourn the missed oppurtunity of casting Tom Atkins in what could have been one of his finest roles.

The guys explore the overlooked 1987 VHS fetish gem, "Remote Control." Also, they do semi-impressive impersonations of Matt Dillon's brother.

The guys dig into 1988's "976-EVIL," the directorial debut of Robert Englund aka Freddy Krueger. Plus, they explain what 900 numbers are.

The inaugural episode finds the guys reflecting on their horror obsessions and settling into the spooky world of podcasting.