This is our longest episode ever! But for good reason; it’s the best movie ever made (in Jubie’s opinion) listen for some fun trivia, recapping our childhood memories and why the magic of Oz still holds up
Ever wonder what would happen if you crossed animals and people? Because it’s never good. Come listen to our thoughts on the H.G Wells adaptation of yet another mad scientist who goes too far with his creations
Join us for a monster mash straight outta the 40’s. The timeless duo meet up with the icons of the universal monster movies and set to create the most ambitious collaboration since the avengers
Think you know the story of Jekyll and Hyde? Well you probably do but listen to our review of this 1980’s version with Anthony Perkins as the tragic Dr.Jekyll and Jack the Ripper Hyde, that’s right they combined the two for what we find to be an enjoyable retelling
*apologies for the sound, we are working to make it better in the future * join us through our review of a Tim Burton favorite and certainly Johnny Depp’s best. Our theme dinner is a B movie drive in comprised of burgers and fries
If you’re a fan of the Steven Sondheim musical, listen to our discussion of the 1936 film with character actor Todd Slaughter and hear some of the origins of the demon barber
Join us for a deep dive into the 1999 found footage phenomenon that sparked a slew of found footage films. While we chow down on some franks and beans with a side of a spicy pumpkin ale
Frank and Jubie dive into the world of Chucky, the psycho killer possessed doll from the genius mind of Don Mancini
Enjoying a very pumpkiny beer with some fish sticks , Frank and Jubie discuss the summer themed horror movie with the scary fisherman and some 90’s heartthrobs
Frank and Jubie begin their Halloween tradition of finding the perfect pumpkin to pair with a good horror movie. Fry up some liver and peel up some flava beens.
The summer blockbuster that started them all! Arguably one of the best films of all time, this creature classic tells of three men who go out on a sea voyage to hunt a monster shark. Frank and Jubie discuss the actors, the current Broadway show based on the making of and the game?
Frank and Jubie discussing movies! This weeks movie is an old vs new of the Texas chainsaw massacre in celebration of the game release!
Jubie flying solo this week talking about the rarely seen Flatwoods monster and all their contributions to Flatwoods, West Virginia. From lamps to large photo opt chairs
In a twist of content: Frank and Jubie talk about movies is our test run for a possible new podcast/YouTube channel. Join us in talking about movies that we love, hate or just don’t understand. This week’s episode is Clown, the 2014 Eli Roth film about a wereclown meets the haunted mask
Recounting the local legend of the lady of lake Ronkonkoma, referenced in our mermaid episode.
Frank and Jubie discuss Hollywoods most famous crypitid; Bigfoot
Yes…..of course…….the sopranos episode…….nothing weird going on here……kidding, we’re obviously doing an episode about some weird shit
Hear the tales of the Latin American legend of the weeping woman who mourns her drowned children. Listen to Frank get really hype about Christmas carol and Jubie struggle through Spanish
A brief summary of the men in black’s involvement with the legendary mothman!
A babysitter is home alone with the baby, the phone rings and a voice on the other end asks “have you checked the children”. The true stories that created this urban legend
A little bit of info on Rebecca Nurse, one of the more well known victims in the Salem witch trials
Today we are still in the ocean! Discussing the disappearances of the USS Cyclopes, the SS Waratha, Theodosia Burr and the abandoned ship, the Mary Celeste
Mermaids, serpents and other sea folk who have made their way into our culture via the little mermaid. Come with us through the seven seas to discover a diverse group of merpeeps.
We wrap up with a few more of the accused, why they were accused and how the trials concluded
The first three accused witches: Tituba, Sarah Good and Sara Osborn. The slave, the beggar and the rebel. Why were they accused? What makes their positions in the community so important? Trigger Warning for : suicide and child death.
Six! No, not the hit Broadway show but the six main accusers in the Salem witch trials: Abigail, Betty, Mary, Mercy, Elizabeth and Mary. Who were these girls? Why did they do it? And what happens to them after?
Meet the Jersey Devil and all his friends! Napoleon’s brother, Captain kid and Spring Heel Jack!!!!
Jubie tells Frank about Mothman
