On Episode 162 of Trick or Treat Radio we pay tribute to a legend. We introduce our new Hall of Heroes segment by inducting the late great horror maestro, Wes Craven. We are joined by our good friends Stephanie Wiley and Joe DiCanio to discuss Wes’ films and the lasting legacy he leaves behind. In addition, we have a super interesting discussion about the flick Kumiko, the Treasure Hunter from Amplify Releasing and the Zellner Bros. Despite being down a smoke machine in Michael Ravenshadow, we soldier on and breathe easier and more comfortably in Castle Wolfenstein. We get feedback from Josh Gravel, Tom C., the aforementioned Ravenshadow and Dr. Joey Tron. So tuck your bizness, pucker your DSLs and strap on!

*Warning* Episode 161 of Trick or Treat Radio features the return of insane Dynamo ranting. Marvel as his voice goes up four octaves! Picture the Image of how red his face was! In addition to his near heart attack inducing break down we hang out in studio with super talented horror artist and comic book creator, Derek Rook from Rough House Publishing! Derek gives us the 411 on all his upcoming comics including the incredible looking Dead Omnibus. We wrap the night up with a review of the flick Final Girl starring Abigail Breslin! So grab your Alice Cooper collection, crack open your near mint copy of Howard the Human and strap on!

It’s back! The Wednesday Night Wars returns with a vengeance on Episode 160 of Trick or Treat Radio! The feud with Bill and Chris from Outside the Cinema reaches all new heights as we review the latest film from WWE Studios, Vendetta. This one stars Big Show, Dean Cain and is directed by Jen and Sylvia Soska. Just as soon as Bill and Chris tap out, our buddy El Goro enters the fray to discuss Mystery Vortex III from Pro Wrestling Guerrilla! Our friends Wooberman, Joshua Gravel, Tom C and a couple surprise guests show up to cut promos on us in the feedback section of the show! So grab your barbed brass knucks, your superkick repellent and strap on your heavyweight title belt!

On Episode 159 of Trick or Treat Radio, we go camping and watch the new horror flick from Artsploitation Films and director Jonas Govaerts, Cub! Then we cuddle up by the campfire to chat with Robert E Wronski, Jr., author of the mindblowingly intense Horror Crossover Encyclopedia. It's a fun talk with a ton of interesting media crossovers and nostalgia. As an added bonus we get Marz's review of the controversial Fantastic Four, we find out about the upcoming return to the Wednesday Night Wars and we play YOUR feedback! So grab your Groot mask, your JVC Kaboom Box and strap on!

Episode 158 of Trick or Treat Radio has an interesting double page spread featuring our review of the flick Felt and a super nerdy discussions about recent horror films and comic books. Our special guest this week is the prolific queen of pop culture podcasting, Wendi Freeman! Tune in to see, I mean hear from first timers and old friends in the feedback section of the show. Dynamo regales us with his encounter with the trashy trio of smartphone larceny and we get visited by an all too familiar daemon dragon who serenades us. All this plus a lively, packed chat room and a surprise podcaster run-in! So grab your sounding rod, your floppy britches and strap on!

Dear Trick Or Treat Radio Heads, we at the show thank you for hanging out with us for the last three years! For this milestone episode, most of us watched two Shaw Brothers films. The ultra surreal, The Boxers Omen and the hyperkinetic kids action spectacular Demon of the Lute. We also get to hangout with two of our best buds- Josh from the Arkham Film Society and CDR from the Cult of Muscle Podcast! We get a bunch of desert island media picks from you guys, the most awesome listeners in the world. Stephanie Wiley challenges MonsterZero to follow through on one of his threats and what would an anniversary show be without an argument? So tear your head off, cut open a crocodile and strap on! And thank you, it means a lot to us!

On Episode 156 of Trick or Treat Radio, we are joined by the devious supervillain and father of the year candidate, Dr. Joey Tron! Tron hijacked Tiny Wight’s Roll the Bones pick and selected the Godfrey Ho Kung Fu epic, Ninja Destroyer! We review the new found footage flick from Mark Duplass, Creep. We also receive voicemails from Ravenshadow on vacation, Joshua Gravel from the Arkham Film Society, Sir Isaac, Charlie’s Butt and Tron’s babysitter! So grab your ninja bandana, your Peachfuzz mask and strap on!

Episode 155 of Trick or Treat Radio continues the string of in studio guests as we are joined this week by MonsterZero’s number one fan, Tom C! Tom joins us to partake in another Creature Double Feature Film Review! We kick things off with I-Lived, the latest film from the director of the incredible Maniac remake, Franck Khalfoun! We follow it up with the latest release from IFC Midnight, the bugs run amok flick, Stung! We answer YOUR questions in the feedback portion of the show, we hear from Joseph Theroux of 401 Stories, we find out who the next in studio guest will be and get a message from The Ghost of Dusty Rhodes! So grab your iPhone, your bug spray and strap on!

Episode 154 of Trick or Treat Radio manages to do something we’ve not done often in our 154 Episodes -- actually have intelligent film discussions! That’s because we have our good buddy from North Cackalacky, the film maestro Professor Jay in studio! He joins us to talk about the horror flick from Dark Sky Films, Producer Travis Stevens and Director Ted Geoghegan, We Are Still Here. Dynamo presents a gift to MonsterZero, Ravenshadow has a present from the back of his van and we also do our Nerds of the Not-So-Round Table segment. So put on your monocle, take the blue pill and strap on!

This week on Episode 153 of Trick or Treat Radio, we bypass the trappings of traditional segments to hang out with our buddy, “The Ledge.” We talk comics, books and Marz sneaks in his thoughts on Jurassic World. We do however get it together just in time to review the exploitation throwback from director Kurando Mitsutake, Gun Woman! It is also the triumphant return of our original second segment, The Gentlemen’s Guide to Midnight Cinema’s Flick Pick of the Month, as we review the 1980s flick, Babylon! Warning: it drives us into some pretty political places! So roll your sound system in, cut a Pez dispenser out of your body and strap on!