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Jim and Patrick cover a couple of controversial classics from legendary filmmakers Sam Peckinpah and Lucio Fulci. Rural settings, mysterious outsiders, and the best dummy in film history are featured. 

Two absurdly long titles make for some very entertaining films, as Jim and Patrick watch and discuss the Samurai/ronin/ninja classic Lone Wolf and Cub: Sword of Vengeance, and the Ennio Morricone-scored giallo with an all-star cast (including two and a half Bond girls!!!): Black Belly of the Tarantula. 

Join Jim and Patrick as they delve into the history and origin of Chuck Norris facts, as well as the odd release history of Ringu's first sequel. It's Good Guys Wear Black and Rasen! 

Two somewhat lesser sequels to horror classics are the basis of our first episode of the season. Join us in embracing the craziness of Donald Pleasence's performance and the dazzling visuals of Dario Argento (and Mario Bava in his last film???). It's Halloween 5 and Inferno!

It's a sun-soaked southwestern double feature with one of the greatest horror movies ever made, and a movie with an adorable lizard terrorizing a small town. 

These two horror sequels end up having a surprising amount in common. 

Josh returns to discuss yet another Halloween film and a seminal "white flight" film that doubles as a pioneer in grandpa action movies in Death Wish

Terence Fisher, Peter Cushing, and Christopher Lee are back in yet another classic monster film. Plus hear Jim and Patrick discuss pretentious student films and the dangers of minimalist Japanese furniture.