405 - IT Crowd

This week your friends Count Vardulon and DM are joined by Rob Rector to complain about record-breaking horror remake/adaptation It.Tune in to find out what's really upsetting, and stay to hear a couple of film recommendations. Click here for something awesome.

404 - Erutpar

This week, your friends Count Vardulon and DM watch two movies with Satanic influences. Don't believe the folks who rail against Little Evil--it's fun and totally worth seeing. Also, despite not being a rock 'n roll horror show, The Devil's Candy is still really good. Tune in to find out what's being adapted, and stay to hear a rundown of "worthy" silver screen portrayals of the devil.

403 - Note Takers

This week, your friends Count Vardulon and DM watch a ton of Death Note, and that doesn't include the anime. Tune in to listen to a fun conversation about adultery and stay to hear a rundown of good and bad A-horror remakes.

402 - Eye Scream

This week, you friends Count Vardulon and DM, watch (the only) two ice cream-related horror movies. Neither one is very good, but still one is marginally better than the other. Tune in to hear an unplanned review of Defenders, and stay for a rundown of "favourite" scary movies.

401 - Under Ground

This week, your friends Count Vardulon and DM watch two movies with the word 'ground' in the title. Neither one is super awesome, though one is much better than the other. Tune in to hear a rundown of "best" bigfoot movies, and stay for an overly long discussion about Americentrism and foreign genre cinema.

400 - Dark Kingdom

Holy crap! It's TheAvod's 400th episode! And they don't really celebrate at all. Instead of patting themselves on the back, they talk Stephen King adaptations. Tune in to hear a way-too-long discussion about Forensic Files, and stay to hear about an upcoming horror movie you've already seen a bunch of times.

399 - Sleepers

This week, your friends Count Vardulon and DM pitch a terrible movie about sniper victims. They also watch Atomic Blonde which proves awesome action can supersede a terrible script, and American Ultra which proves Max Landis is even more hit-and-miss than you think. Tune in to find out which Matt Damon film is totally worth seeing (because not all of them are), and stay to hear a rundown of terrible movie accents.