Christopher G. Brown and Scott Kurland sit down once a week in October to discuss their favorite horror films, as well as some real life unexplained and spooky stories. Hilarity promptly ensues.
The boys round out another season with returning guest/friend of the show Jonathan Kesselman (Incontinent (https://incontinent.show/), The Hebrew Hammer (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0317640/)) joins to discuss the 1987 classic The Lost Boys, and together discussions are had. What kind of discussions? Well, there's definitely talk of the sax man. You can't talk about the Lost Boys without talking about the sax man. They also get into the wild years after this film for the Frog Brothers (one disppeared and the other started dressing like Michael Jackson meets Kylo Ren), and later Scott tells a story about YOOOOOUR BOSTON BRUINS...I mean, Yor Forger.
22 Oct 2026
Tucker & Dale vs. Evil (2010) (Featuring Abram Taber)
The boys are back for more Yuks and YUCKS as they discuss 201's Tucker & Dale vs. Evil with first time guest Abram Taber (https://reallybadreverb.com/). When not busy with that line of conversation, the topic shifts from outdated Halloween costumes to a new Christmas card idea for CB. Later, Scott tells us the "true" story of a hiking ghost that haunts Appalachia. That is, if the ghost is actually dead. It gets weird. Enjoy!
Abe:
Quiet Abandon (https://quietabandon.bandcamp.com/)
Scott:
No!...Stalgia (https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/no-stalgia--7331707)
CB:
Static Low (https://staticlow.bandcamp.com/)
15 Oct 2026
Lisa Frankenstein (2024) (Featuring Ally McGillicuddy)
The boys are joined this week by makeup and SFX artist Ally McGillicuddy (Last Chance Motel, Bad Karaoke, many, many others) to discuss the delightfully twisted 2024 film Lisa Frankenstein. Together, they discuss the insane characters of this film besides Lisa (not Sherry), the beauty of finding asbestos in a high school when you're going there (wooo! unplanned vacation!), and while unspoken, all probably hope for an uncut version of this film.
Later, Scott talks about a guy who was probably a little too into electricity. It was the 19th century, though, so there wasn't much else going on at the time.
Note: Due to some audio issues that were absolutely not CB's fault, the first chunk of the episode relies on Zoom audio.
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5.0 / 5
1 ratings
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