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Surprise! We're back! A little of what's being going on (you'll hear more in the episode). Over the summer, one of our beloved meowscots, Memphis passed away after a prolonged stint in the hospital and it really hit me. Hard. It's been difficult to do much creatively and most of my creative energy has gone towards projects with Neighborhood Theater Group when I have it. I honestly wasn't sure about continuing with the show at all but, thankfully, my lovely partner and co-host, Crysta convinced me to keep going. So here it is, this month's episode where we screen 1984's Voyage of the Rock Aliens!

Season 3, Episode 5: #TimeTwins

Season 3, Episode 4: Born in the Gutter, End Up in the Port

In this week's date night episode, we screen City of Lost Children (1995) and name check Pushing Up Roses multiple times (janky Dorito eyes)! We really need her to do a tie in with the 1997 video game adaptation of this film. 

Season 3, Episode 3: The Christmas Special!

 Happy Holidays! This year we screen the 1996 made for TV movie The Munsters Scary Little Christmas with special guests Kay Gray and Aaron Isett! Its sure to be creepy holiday fun (in more ways than one, trust us). 

Season 3, Episode 2: Big Klown Energy

This week, we screen the cult classic, Killer Klowns from Outer Space (1988) with special guests, Neighborhood Theater Group stage manager Dawn Peterson and ensemble member Maegan Murphy in the most fun episode we've recorded in ages!

Season 3, Episode 1: Getting Your Moneys Worth

Season 3 finds us divided on 2018's Book of Monsters with returning guests, Kay Gray and Aaron Isett! We watched this month's movie on Tubi Tv. You can find it here. 

Season 2, Episode 12: You Are Officially On Staff

 In the season 2 finale, we screen the 2021 Nicholas Cage vehicle, Willy's Wonderland with live human guests Josh Hamilton and Adam Sommerfield and many visits from meowscot Tully (she's responsible for any "boing" sounds you may hear this episode). 

Season 2 Episode 11: Transitions

Since our last episode, lots has happened (hence the unplanned dark months). Co-host Crysta is back working in person, usually at night so carving out time to record has unfortunately been more difficult than expected. While we planned to get this show done while we were on vacation in August, a four day power outage and and additional five day internet outage kept us from doing so. The same week, we were awarded Current Magazine's top podcast in their yearly "Best of Washtenaw" awards. Greg also came in as "best writer" and Crysta came in runner up for "best journalist" with Haunted Mitten joining us as runner up for "best podcast." 

Crysta will be making several public appearances in the coming weeks, starting with FrankenFest at historic Fort Wayne in Detroit September 18th where she and frequent guest Kay Gray will be doing a 1 hour live episode of Haunted Mitten.  

Season 2, Episode 10: It Only Gets Big When You Need It

 This week, we screen 2007's "Big Man Japan" and have an intense discussion about Japanese comedy! You can watch the film for free on Tubi! Watch Big Man Japan (2009) - Free Movies | Tubi (tubitv.com)

Season 2, Episode 9: The Short Film Special

 This week we're talking short films with Un Chien Andalou (1929) and The Sheol Express (2011). 

You can watch Un Chien Andalou right here! Un Chien Andalou (Film completo) - YouTube

And The Sheol Express is available on Tubitv.com Watch The Sheol Express - Free Movies | Tubi (tubitv.com)

As an additional note, Crysta found this entirely appropriate image IMMEDIATELY AFTER WE FINISHED RECORDING!

Please enjoy season 2, episode 8: The Short Film Special!

Season 2, Episode 8: Did I Miss the Kumbaya Circle?

New year, new episode! We're screening 2015's "The Final Girls," possibly the first film Greg has ACTIVELY endorsed on the show. 

 

Season 2 Episode 7: We Help Eachother

This week we close out 2020 in the only way we can with the zombie Christmas musical Anna and the Apocalypse! 

Season 2, Episode 6: In a World Where Man Serves Ant

 This week, we screen 1974's "Phase IV," the one and only directing credit of graphic design legend Saul Bass.