Happy 2025! All aboard, as Troy and Roger are back with the first episode of the new year! And is there a better film for the guys to dive into than the classic slasher Terror Train. Join the guys as they explore the film’s eerie train setting, Jamie Lee Curtis’ standout performance, and the magic show that seems to drag on forever, courtesy of David Copperfield. They also have a laugh at some of the strange character names and quirky plot twists. The conversation touches on the film’s claustrophobic atmosphere, its narrative strengths, and some of the more awkward character interactions. Join them for an in-depth look at Terror Train and its unique role in the horror genre.

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It’s Garbage Day as we discuss the much maligned sequel to the iconic 1984 Killer Santa slasher Silent Night, Deadly Night. Join us as we discuss excessive flashback sequences and ponder what on Earth happened to Mother Superior's face!

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Troy and Roger sink their teeth into the chilling world of 30 Days of Night. The guys discuss_ _the eerie Alaskan setting, the ruthless take on vampires, and the tension of isolation in a small town. They explore the film’s atmospheric visuals, the brutal town massacre scene, and the unique spin on vampire lore that sets it apart from the genre. Along the way, they share personal anecdotes about cold climates and the psychological toll of endless darkness, tying it all back to the film’s themes of survival and sacrifice. From missed opportunities in character arcs to the powerful emotional conclusion, Troy and Roger break down the highs and lows of this gripping horror film.

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In this special 150th episode, Troy and Roger take a moment to reflect on their journey while diving into the 2009 remake Sorority Row. Get comfy because their conversation goes deep into what makes this film so loved among the gays (spoiler: it's Jessica). Despite recognizing the flaws that exist in the film, they have a blast with it and it's certainly a title worthy of their 150th milestone!

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Stephen King's Maximum Overdrive is pure chaos: killer trucks, bad decisions, and ACDC blasting over it all. Tune in as Troy and Roger dissect the film's absurdity, from soda can massacres to a steamroller scene that no one saw coming. They lament the lack of character development, the baffling romantic interludes, and the diner patrons casually ignoring electrocutions. With a mix of dark humor and critical analysis, they tackle the film’s cult status, questionable pacing, and why it’s both terrible and weirdly entertaining. Spoiler: the Green Goblin truck steals the show.

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Troy and Roger dive deep into the dark and suspenseful world of 1997's The Relic. Join the guys as they unravel the mysteries lurking in the iconic Chicago Field Museum, spotlight the jaw-dropping creature design, and explore the intense clash between science and superstition. From the chaos of a high-society gala turned deadly to the gripping character dynamics, Troy and Roger break down the film’s most unforgettable moments-inlcuding some unfortunate CGI-, its chilling and intense atmosphere, and what makes The Relic a standout in the monster movie genre.

Grab your tiara and get cozy with Troy and Roger as they dive into 1991’s super obscure flick Beauty Queen Butcher, a campy mess that somehow manages to be endearing and tackle serious issues like body image and beauty standards. The guys discuss the film’s many flaws, from its agonizingly slow beauty pageant scene to its awkward character arcs — especially protagonist Phyllis’s transformation from outcast to vengeful killer. They also touch on the film’s dark humor, its surprisingly low body count, and the strange lack of violence. But let’s be real: this episode is all about Betty Prunish, a character that needs more recognition for being the icon that she is! Beauty Queen Butcher may be offensive, absurd, and a little nostalgic, but one thing’s for sure — it certainly leaves an impression!

HAPPY HALLOWEEN!! Grab your bags because Troy and Roger are about the film them with lots of treats and they bite into the now required October viewing, 2007's Trick 'r Treat! Join the guys as they discuss all the things that make this a Halloween classic, including the iconic villain that is Sam!