Jerry and Mike try to stay sane by embracing the total insanity of “Mandy” while debating if it’s the good kind of crazy…or just …continue reading Pod and the Pendulum: Mandy
In celebration of her film “Satanic Panic” landing on Shudder, Matthew Currie Holmes has a hell of a good time with Chelsea Stardust on …continue reading Couch Trip Cinema: Chelsea Stardust
Is the “Alien” ripoff “Contamination” so bad it’s good, or just plain bad? Crack open a case of UniverX Coffee and hear us debate …continue reading They Mostly Podcast at Night: Contamination
Whether you can’t get enough of true crime or you’re drawn to tales of the darkly mysterious and unexplained, the Lead Masks case has …continue reading Ominous Origins: Lead Masks Case
Jerry and Mike conclude their Critters franchise fun with a finale that shoots for the stars with a stellar cast, but instead ends with …continue reading Pod and the Pendulum: Critters 4
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We open the demonic tome to explore the history behind some lesser known demons. We’re starting with the letter A from “The Dictionary of …continue reading Ominous Origins: History of Demons
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