For Episode 2 of Season 3, the guys are back in an actual diner to discuss 2008's Insanitarium — an action horror set inside a mental health facility where the inmates are being injected with nanobot-infused cannibal juice. Yes, really. They also dig into the work of writer/director Jeff Buhler and the state of indie horror.

Aaron Carruthers has a review for horror action film, The Driver, starring Mark Dacascos - the third part of a trilogy but the first released (and part two hasn’t even started shooting yet), oh don’t you just love it!

Jon Cross and Jim Wallace hang out at Paul’s Da Burger Joint where they don’t serve tea but the server does seem surprisingly up on new technology - there, our intrepid duo talk about the inevitable despair of modern times and the 10 year reunion sequel, Zombieland Double Tap.

Marcus Pinn of Pinnland Empire joins Jon Cross to talk Jim Jarmusch’s achingly hip, zombie film parody with the starriest cast since the last Wes Anderson film, The Dead Don’t Die.

We have the new character posters and digital ad spot for Jim Jarmusch’s upcoming zombie comedy with “the greatest zombie cast ever disassembled”.

Lisa Gullickson is still bringing us reviews of the films she had the pleasure of seeing at Sundance and hopefully will be hitting our multiplex or streaming screens sometime soon - this time around it’s Abe Forsythe’s Aussie zombie/comedy Little Monsters starring Lupita Nyong’o, Alexander England, and Josh Gad.

Jim Wallace and Jon Cross talk nazi zombie film Overlord, Netflix’s Apostle, getting older, being grumpy and lots more!

Jon Cross revisits Stephen King's Pet Sematary and finds lots to love amongst the crudely written gravestones and zombie cats.

A very merry, bloody and sing-a-long Christmas has come early for Lisa Gullickson bringing us her third Fantastic Fest film review for Anna and the Apocalypse - a comedy, horror, Christmas, zombie musical.

Lisa Gullickson, our new contributor, casts an eye over Austria's first ever zombie film, the inaccurately named, Attack of the Lederhosen Zombies!

Our Cult Classics connoisseur, Michael Campochiaro is back with his look at Dan O'Bannon's Return of the Living Dead

Moe Porne joins Jon Cross to discuss two recent horror films, Pontypool and Stake Land - PLUS! The return of the spoiler song!

Jay Mayo, stand-up comedian, local legend, podcast titan and Troma fan talks all about his love for 2003's Zombiegeddon!

Jim Wallace and Jon Cross  watch Cell, starring John Cusack and Samuel L Jackson, surrounded by some of the maddest and smelliest people NYC has to offer.

This week Jim and I are in Brooklyn at Kellogg's Diner talking the new Arrow US release of 1970s zombie/vampire/Carnie curio Malatesta's Carnival of Blood

Jon Cross takes a look at Blue Underground's release of Maniac Cop 2 & 3.