It's Halloween! Time to decorate, carve a jack-o-lantern, dress up and go trick or treating. But where did these traditions originate? In this episode we trace the roots of some of our favorite aspects of Halloween. Chris, Cesar and Michael, along with a Pugg-less Evil Ed and his friend Amy, Yvonne and Ellie from Mija Problems discuss the history of this holiday. Grab your candy corn, put on a mask and let's celebrate Halloween, All Hallow's Eve, Samhain or whatever you want to call October 31st.

In honor of the late Tobe Hooper, we discuss his most popular film: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Aly, Cesar, Chris and Michael breakdown the movie, talk behind the scenes and what makes this one of the greatest horror films of all time. Grab your chainsaw and some BBQ and enjoy!

In episode twelve we sit down and talk about the horror sub-genre of found footage. We discuss the techniques and how effective they can be when done right. Joined by longtime friend, first time participant Junior Gonzales. Get your flashlight, sleeping bag and camcorder ready and join us in the woods for some found footage!

Horror movie cliches. We have all seen them. The horror genre is full of cliches that are used over and over! Recently I came across an article by Michael McGranaghan titled "15 Worse Horror Movie Cliches That Just Keep Being Used." We sit down and go over this list, dissecting each one, how it's used and why they keep using them. Joining us this episode is our friend Dillon from Fresno Horror on Facebook.

http://screenrant.com/overused-worst-horror-movie-cliches-jump-scares/?view=all

   Director Josh Hasty is back to talk about his documentary "In Hell Everybody Loves Popcorn." The documentary is a two hour in depth look at the making of Rob Zombie's "31." Josh discusses what went into making the film along with some of his upcoming projects.