We are joined by co-host of The Flophouse, Dan McCoy, to discuss the third film in Sam Rami's "Evil Dead" franchise- "Army of Darkness"!

Ash is banished back to the year 1300 and once again has to use the Necronomicon to defeat the Deadites and get sent back to his own time. Of course, an army of skeletons, led by Evil Ash, stand in his way.

Leaning WAY more into the comedy side, this movie plays out like a live action cartoon that was formative for everyone on this show.

Ash returns to the cabin (or for the first time, who cares) to fight find the Kandarian Book of the Dead. This time, the Deadites torment him and him alone for a good portion of the film. Bigger budget and bigger monsters feature in the film that could be the biggest cult classic in horror?

For the Halloween season, we dive into the classic, formative, important series. More than just a stepping stone to Part 2, this movie is worth watching if you haven't in a while.

We reach the conclusion on The Fly franchise! While the Cronenberg version remains the masterpiece, there's plenty to love in the other four films. And as we approach the Halloween season, where will we go next?

Eric Stoltz steps into the makeup chair to become- Martin McFly! Er- Martin Brundle and realizes that he is the son of the Fly. While a pretty good creature feature, this sequel doesn't quite have the emotional tug as the first one.

Gina Davis and Jeff Goldblum star in this classic Cronenberg remake. Come for goop, stay for the heartbreak as we watch the Brundlefly slowly change not only body but personality.

We round out the first trilogy in the franchise with "Curse of the Fly!" Turns out, the DeLombre teleportation ambition is (confusingly) generational! With offices in Montreal and London, Henri, Martin and Albert continue the experiments... with nary a fly to be found. But... what lurks in those stables...?

Released one year after the original, this film takes a turn for more of a straightforward rampaging monster movie. Shot on black and white and utilizing most of the same sets as the previous film, this sees Phillipe wrapped up in finishing his father's work while Vincent Price lays in bed.