This week we look at the start of Hooper's 3 picture deal with Canon films as we take a trip into the world of "NEKKID SPACE VAMPIRES" (- Joe Bob Briggs), as we talk about 1985's LIFEFORCE. 

Yup We went there. Again. One of the most controversial (and more relevant today than ever) movies of all time. Ken Russell's 1971 epic, The Devils is the movie this week. Plus musical guest, Ancestor Of Kaos appears courtesy HorrorPainGoreDeath.com

Not. The. Beeeeeeeeeeees. Yeah. We went there. Plus musical guest Crushuman appears courtesy of Horror Pain Gore Death Productions (horrorpaingoredeath.com)

Apologies for the delay in returning from mid season break. As Dan's wrestling schedule gets busier, these delays are sometimes inevitable. We hope you enjoy the rest of the season.

This week we look at the movie that started the found footage craze and personal stories from our hosts about their own experiences with the hype when the film came out. We're talking The Blair Witch Project! Plus musical guest Aaron Romero.

Y'all wanna get weird? Let's get weird. This week we're looking at a movie about a monster of English folklore who happens to be a pagan snake god and the snake lady who loves him, plus trippy offensive visions, and a lot of debauchery. We're looking at "The Lair Of The White Worm" from mad genius Ken Russell. Plus musical guest Kosuke Hashida returns courtesy of HorrorPainGoreDeath.com

This week we bring you one of the most controversial films of the season, the 1970 West German Mark Of The Devil, one of the only films we've ever covered rated "V for violence". Plus musical guest Immortal Force appears courtesy of Horror Pain Gore Death Productions (HorrorPainGoreDeath.com)

We're back with what may be the quintessential folk Horror Movie, and maybe Christopher Lee's all time greatest performance. This week we're firing up The Wicker Man (1973)! Plus musical guest - Feed The Corpses To The Pigs appears courtesy Horror Pain Gore Death Productions (HorrorPainGoreDeath.com)

This week on Season 20, "What The Folk!?", we look at what is only a brief appearance but possibly the coolest looking Satan ever caught on film, a classic Christopher Lee performance, and ultimately one of Hammer's best films. It's the 1968 classic, The Devil Rides Out! Plus musical guest Ghoulhouse returns courtesy of Horror Pain Gore Death Productions (horrorpaingoredeath.com)