B-movies And E-books Podcast

Brian and Craig take a trip deep into the woods as they discuss the controversial new action (comedy?) film, The Hunt. Then, they pack their sunscreen for an aquatic terror trip as they review the book "Land Shark" by Alex Gonzalez.

Brian and Craig are joined by author and socio-political writer Robert Dean. They discuss the ever-shifting state of the world as of the time of this recording (March 22nd, 2020) before they review the Glenn Danzig directorial debut, Verotika. Then the guys discuss the cult-themed horror novella, "Saint Sadist" by Lucas Mangum.

Brian and Craig review "The F*cking Zombie Apocalypse" by Bryan Smith and the brand new HP Lovecraft adapted (and Nicolas Cage starring) horror film, The Color Out Of Space.

Brian and Craig review "Whispers in the Ear of a Dreaming Ape" by Joshua Chaplinsky and the brand new horror/thriller Come to Daddy.

Brian and Craig swing back into action as they discuss their top five favorite films of 2019.

Brian and Craig confront their fears and finish out the Summer of Fun as they cover the last of Stephen King's IT.

By now, Brian and Craig are neck-deep in the sewers of Derry as they find out why THEY ALL FLOAT in Stephen King's IT. Join them throughout the summer as they continue to read the Stephen King classic. Then the guys discuss the now iconic Art the Clown in the carnage-filled mayhem of Terrifier.

Brian and Craig check out a clown-horror-comedy-mafia-satire film named Funland before they delve further into the streets of Derry as they cover chapters 6-9 of Stephen King's IT. Join them throughout the summer as they continue to read the Stephen King classic.

Brian and Craig kick off the clown-themed Summer of Fun as they review the film, "Clowntergeist", and the first five chapters of Stephen King's "IT". Join us throughout the summer as we continue to read the Stephen King classic.

Brian and Craig are joined by author John Wayne Comunale as they discuss writing, horror, and his new novel "As Seen On T.V.". Then the three of them witness a monster invade the small screen in the craptacular classic film, "Terrorvision".