Season 5 finale! We take on Omen IV: The Awakening, Repossessed, and the brand-new Obsession.

First up, the guys struggle through Omen IV, the 1991 made-for-TV sequel starring Faye Grant, Michael Woods, and Asia Vieira, in which a couple adopts a mysterious young girl who may be the new Antichrist. Then they revisit the ubearable horror-comedy Repossessed, directed by Bob Logan and starring Linda Blair, Leslie Nielsen, and Ned Beatty—a very dated, full-on Exorcist parody that Tom almost canceled midway through watching.

Finally, they get into 2026's Obsession, Curry Barker's breakout horror hit starring Michael Johnston and Inde Navarrette. Tom uses his One-Wish-Willow to wish the movie away while Dave wished for another cocktail.

Enjoy and see you in the fall!

This one might hold the record for shortest episode ever. Things start off with Memorial Day Massacre, a movie who's killer resembles someone in a bad Ringo Starr costume. From there, it's on to The 4th Floor, the 1999 thriller starring Juliette Lewis, William Hurt, and Shelley Duvall. Here Tom shares a story about how Austin Pendleton saw Tom in a play and paid him a compliment. Who knew Tom could act? Then Tom makes a big deal about Adam’s nuts (hint: he really wants to see them). Thankfully, the episode finally finds something worth celebrating with Lady in White. The guys watched the new Vinegar Syndrome release. Set in 1962, this supernatural mystery follows a young Lukas Haas, who encounters the ghost of a murdered girl after being locked in his school's cloakroom on Halloween. Enjoy! PS Look for this episode on Youtube soon!

This week, Tom and Dave take a trip through three movies that range from "pretty good" to "what the hell were they thinking?" First up is Tobe Hooper's least proud moment since Crocodile, The Toolbox Murders, a remake of the sick 70s slasher. Where a guy turns a trip to Home Depot into a murder spree. Then it's The Hearse, a movie that makes Dave and Tom switch opinions on the slow paced art house horror. Finally, they revisit Rage: Carrie 2, proving that the solution to teen bullying is apparently never therapy and always telekinesis. Enjoy!