Filmmaker John Portanova joins us to discuss not one but three Bigfoot movies - Hunting Grounds, Sasquatch: The Legend of Bigfoot & Abominable

On this episode Marcus Pinn from pinnlandempire.com and Jon Cross talk Roscoe's Chicken and Waffles, The Swanky Modes and sexually deviant presidential candidates. Yep it's time for the John Cusack, Tim Robbins comedy Tapeheads!

Listen to Jim Wallace and Jon Cross, two, taken, late 30s, grumpy males discuss Single White Female starring the 1990s, Bridget Fonda and Jennifer Jason Leigh. 

Michael Campochiaro, our appreciator and caretaker of cult classics takes a look at one of the greatest, John Carpenter's iconic Escape from New York. Forever a worrying vision of the future that may have already been and gone!

Hammer fan, our very own 'Bloke down the pub', is wishing there were further adventures of Captain Kronos after being introduced to this very new style of vampire hunter in 1974's Captain Kronos: Vampire Hunter!

Mike White, host of the highly acclaimed The Projection Booth, slums it on The After Movie Diner to talk about Jack Hill's awesome, black n white, existential racing movie Pit Stop (1969).

Michael Campochiaro, proud inventor of the Unified Theory of Jessica Alba, casts his eye across the hard boiled, high contrast world of Sin City 2: A Dame To Kill For and tests his theory!

Jim Wallace joins host Jon Cross in the Skylight Diner on 34th street to talk about the latest horror/thriller from Blumhouse Tilt, The Belko Experiment.

Our plucky 'bloke down the pub' is discussing the post WWII British psyche when faced with the sprawling American monster and just what Hammer's 1955 horror/thriller, The Quatermass Xperiment says about the future.

Having revisited Batman Forever, Michael Campochiaro takes a look back at another, much maligned, comic book movie, 2005's Fantastic Four. How does it stand up over a decade later? Read and find out!

Jon Cross takes a look at the latest incarnation of the iconic King Kong. 

What happens when you cover Christopher Lee in mad hair appliances and let his hands, eyes and voice go crazy? Our Hammer Horror loving 'bloke down the pub' finds out when he reviews 1966's Rasputin the Mad Monk.

This week Moe and Brandon take a step in a different direction and check out Chris Seaver's 2010's, or 2014's, Geek War.

Our resident Cult Classics expert, Michael Campochiaro reviews the gritty and brutal 1970s coming-home-from-Vietnam, revenge thriller from Paul Schrader, the writer of Taxi Driver, Rolling Thunder starring William Devane and Tommy Lee Jones.

Scott Toomey joins Jon Cross to discuss Black Belt Jones and Black Gunn, two excellent and very different examples of the Blaxploitation era. There's a catch though, these are the first two he's ever seen!!

On this exciting and hilarious show host Jon Cross is joined by Dee, CJ and DJ Tsu, also known as the 3 Black Geeks and Moe Porne to discuss Blaxploitation classic Willie Dynamite and so much more!

Our resident Cult Classic enthusiast, Michael Campochiaro looks back at the last time WB/DC tried to be less brooding and more campy and re-evaluates how we look at the least talked about film in Batman's history: Batman Forever

Our Hammer Horror loving 'The bloke down the pub' is putting himself in the position of producer and pointing out the couple of things that could improve 1971's Countess Dracula starring Ingrid Pitt

To try and celebrate both Black History Month and Women of Horror Month, Doug Tilley joins Jon Cross to talk about 1973's Scream Blacula Scream.

On this week’s Dead End Drive-In Brandon and Moe delve deep into the low budget, post apocalyptic Canadian scene and take a look at Maniac Warriors (AKA Empire of Ash and Empire of Ash II)!