This week we travel to beautiful New Zealand to hang out in the dusty old house and review the  horror/comedy, Housebound. Our Top 13 segment returns as Dynamo gives his Top 13 comic books of 2014! Was the list dominated by the big two or do indie comics reign supreme? We also hear from Josh from the Arkham Film Society and Tom C! So grab your Lord of the Rings poster, your Flight of the Conchords CD and strap on!

Guess who's back? Back again! Zero’s back with his friends. Guess who's back? Guess who's back? Guess who's back? Ok, ok I'll stop it, but I can't express how excited we are to have the vulgar guru of horror back in studio! For his return, we will discuss the final film in the Spanish zombie series, Rec 4. We hear from Myra about the conditions of her wager with Marz and we hear from Marz about how unhappy he is about it! We also hear from Sing Sang Soon and Josh from The Arkham Film Society. We also talk superhero box office, some other topical nerd news and a virtual brawl breaks out in the live chat room! So grab your outboard motor, your Spider-Man undies and strap on!

On Episode 128 we have a triumphant return. Nope it’s not MonsterZero, it is the return of cock talk with The Deadites! Gasp in horror as we debate cut vs. uncut! Gag in disgust as we talk about flaccid vs. erect! Shudder with douchechills as we… ahhh nevermind you get the friggin idea! On the show we review a film from a Belgian duo, The Strange Color of Your Body’s Tears. We also have a Double Tap, we hear from Sing Sang Soon, Josh from the Arkham Film Society, Tom C and Jim Gypsy! So grab your straight razor, your Hobgoblin shirt and strap on!

The first episode of 2015 and we can’t think of a better way to celebrate than with an in studio appearance by our good buddy and the host of the Talk Without Rhythm Podcast, El Goro! He came ALL THE WAY from Ohio to join us to discuss the latest film from Jonathan Glazer, Under the Skin, starring Scarlett Johansson. Also on this episode -- Ravenshadow gives us a geography lesson, Dynamo consumes massive amounts of candy, El Goro drinks more than any mere mortal should be able to, Tiny is STILL making snowboards and Wolfenstein attempts to maintain order and fails miserably. There are cameos from Myra, Josh from The Arkham Film Society and a very timely best of 2015 segment! So grab a Kit Kat, some Red Vines, catch a gypsy baby and strap on!

Evans almost ate a baby till John Hurt intervened
Got shot at by the egg man it was my favorite scene
Dwight was a hobo ate a sandwich from a can
I got shot by some stupid kid
Murder hobo man
Nomura and Bayu were murder penpals man
Did a header off the roof into a minivan

These are the films we ranked
These are the movies we watched (watched)
These are the movies we watched (watched)
These are the movies we watched (watched)
These are the movies we watched (watched)

On Episode 126, the year end double feature cram jam comes to a dramatic finish! Filmmaker Joe DiCanio joins us to review two interesting, but very different takes on the home invasion sub-genre. First up is the latest film from show favorite, Adam Wingard with The Guest and then we go to Netherlands to review Borgman. Joe also talks about the transformation of his show House of Horror into its new name and format Film for Thought, we unveil a new spoiler discussion segment, we get a review from Josh from the Arkham Film Society, hear from Bobby Chaynz and get a holiday greeting from DC Comics! So grab your super soldier serum, your poison darts and strap on your yule log!

On Episode 125 we continue the year end double feature cram jam as we review an Irish horror film that has been getting a lot of buzz lately, The Canal. We also discuss the latest film from Jim Mickle, Cold in July! We do all this with our special in studio guest -- promoter, songwriter, graphic designer, guitar player, co-founder of DynaMyra and the front person of The Evil Streaks, Myra! We also hear from Sing Sang Soon, The Chayn Gang and Josh from the Arkham Film Society! Grab your Ouija board, a film reel from 1902, and your cowboy boots and strap on!

On Episode 124 we embark on an end of the year double feature cram jam! For the rest of the year, we will be reviewing two films a show in attempt to catch up on all the great cinema from 2014! Our featured review is the first English speaking flick from Adrian Garcia Bogliano, the Werewolf film, Late Phases. We then take a psychedelic detour to check out the Sci-Fi Drama, The Congress. Joining us on this voyage is The Cult of Muscle's CDR and making his in-studio debut, The Deadites own shutterbug, Snappy Whippersnap! Also, the validity of our Christmas wishes are evaluated, Myra checks in with her review of The Babadook and way lots more! So grab your shovel, your kite and strap on!

On Episode 123 of Trick or Treat Radio, we are joined in studio by the bass player of one of the greatest bands in the US of A. He’s Dynamo's buddy and Ravenshadow's Fantasy -- The Rev from The Evil Streaks! We all sit down and discuss the Aussie horror flick, The Babadook! This film has been called everything from boring tripe to the greatest horror film of all time. What do the boys think? Beats me, you’re going to have to listen and find out! From there Kyle Kuchta stops by and overcomes technical issues and an inept host to talk all about his new convention documentary Fantasm! So grab your convention lanyard, your childrens pop up book and strap on a handmade trebuchet because you’ll need it for this episode!

This is a Trick or Treat public service announcement -- Episode 122 will make you laugh uncontrollably or compel you to throw your listening device into oncoming traffic. Josh from The Arkham Film Society braves the snowpocalypse to force us to watch the 1982 animated film, The Plague Dogs. Our featured review is a flick with quite a bit of buzz, Starry Eyes. Do the boys think it stands up to the hype or is it overrated? Get the lowdown on our XSplit license giveaway and our Amazon contest. A new installment of the Many Movie Moments of MonsterZero, we hear from our boy Bobby Chaynz and we find out why Michael Ravenshadow’s car is in the garage. So grab your Pudding Pops, put on your robe and strap on for what might be our darkest, possibly most offensive and funniest show!