Eric & Ser tap into Hammer's final Frankenstein offering ... and into the great Pete Cushing's final portrayal as the misguided doctor.

They also discover out exactly what Ben Orr was doing a full 4 years before The Cars first album was recorded.

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Eric & Serling are joined by special podcast guest and superfan, Blythe, as they crack open a fresh jar of F.O.T.G. Hear all about animal revenge in the 1970s. This is an unpolished gem with a star-studded cast (including the always incomparable Glen Glortner).

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Eric & Serling dissect a good, old-fashioned ghost story that tried to make its mark at the start of the 80's Slasher Craze. How did it fare and how does it hold water all these decades later?

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We're on a pretty good streak with our reboots so far on the podcast. Let's see if this 1986 re-imagining of the 1958 original passes muster. Did it deserve an Oscar? Which version has the better ending? And, more importantly, will this one earn a "Serling Spotlight"?

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Eric & Serling debate sci-fi, Wiliam Shatner, spiced wafers, and body horror (including chicken pox). Back to the post-war era for a dividing line of sorts in sci-fi monster flicks. Help us help you help yourself to "The Fly".

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Ser & Eric get into the 1st Kevin Bacon movie of "Season F" and examine the horror healing power of forgiveness. Check out "Flatliners" with us... because we've all got a Billy Mahoney in our pasts.

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Scarier movie or scarier video game? It took two rentals on Amazon Prime, but Eric & Serling finally got through it and recorded their thoughts on the possible film-franchise-starting "5 Nights @ Freddie's". (Five nights there still beats one birthday party at Chuck E. Cheese.)

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Another scary season, another scary franchise.. and obviously not the last for the "F"s. Eric & Serling crack open the series that introduces characters to a showdown with Death. It's not "The Seventh Seal", but it is.... something.

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