It's still Christmas with our last episode of the year and of season 1. Jimmy talks about Gremlins directed by Joe Dante, produced by Steven Spielberg and starring Gizmo. We'll be back in February with season 2. Contains strong language and spoilers.

Merry Christmas! It's the 50th anniversary of this classic which makes it the oldest movie to be covered on the podcast and older than your host! Contains very very very strong language (it begins with the third letter of the alphabet), disturbing sounds and adult themes. Next week, we end the year and the first season of the podcast with Gremlins!

It's time for Mac the maniac vs...ummm...the future Maniac... Elijah Wood was in the remake of Maniac, you see? See??? I'm not good at these things. It's the movie where Macaulay Culkin's dad blackmailed a studio into hiring his (good) son. Next week, it's Black Christmas! Which one? Tune in next week to find out... The original, IT'S THE ORIGINAL!

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Theme music- Creepy by Pecan Pie.

This week, Jimmy stays in the 80s to talk about Joel Schumacher's take on Vampires, The Lost Boys which stars not one but two Coreys. Next week's episode is The Good Son (1993).

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Theme- Creepy by Pecan Pie.

It's Chucky time! Ehehehehehehehehehehehe!

Clips from Child's Play property of MGM.

Theme- Creepy by Pecan Pie.

In this bonus episode, Jimmy is joined by his friend, author Martin Lejeune to discuss the latter's time on set of Shaun of the Dead as a zombie extra. Contains strong language.

Hey, look, a movie from after 1999! Shocking that it's still 20 year old, though. Join us next time for an interview with someone who was a zombie extra in the movie. Contains spoilers and strong language.

Theme- Creepy by Pecan Pie.

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Join Jimmy as he talks about the classic 1976 Antichrist horror, The Omen. Contains spoilers and adult themes.