On Episode 85, we are joined by BAFTA Award Winning video game composer, super producer and our friend, Duncan Watt! He joins us in studio, talks about composing for games, talks about his current and former projects and even critiques our movie review of The Seasoning House. We also have a couple of ginormous announcements, there is a near meltdown by MonsterZero and Tiny is back to bring order to our podcast galaxy. Bring your drapes, turn off your microphone and strap in!

This week we are faced with some awfully tough challenges; reviewing a movie, picking next week’s film, figuring out what to do with the ferrets. And we need to do it all without Tiny Wight. How will we ever get through this episode?! Well, we do manage to accomplish a thing or two. We watch the flick Bad Milo, we have an in depth discussion about digital vs. physical comic books and well... we ummm... Yea that's about it. Strap on!

We are joined by the amazingly knowledgeable hosts of the new podcast, The Cult of Muscle! Jake and our old buddy CDR hang out to review the film, The Last Stand. We do our best to give a serious, intelligent critique of the film... but that's not what went down.... at all. So grab your Happy Meal and Super Size it with a butt chocolate shake! And strap on to the right...orrrr… left… or was it right?

Our good buddy and honorary Deadite, Jim Smith of the amazing band Teeel hangs out with the crew to review the horror/comedy, Cockneys vs. Zombies and to discuss the recent interview he conducted with our own Tiny Wight on his blog, iheartsynths.com. Dynamo and Sir Isaac apologize to Outside the Cinema in an attempt to quell the ongoing feud. We also make some big announcements regarding upcoming releases and we get some controversial voicemails this week. What are you waiting for? Listen now!

On Episode 81, we have an interview with the best referee in the world of pro wrestling, CHIKARA’s senior official, Mr. Bryce Remsburg. Bryce drops by to chat about all the happenings in the CHIKARAsphere and he also hits on Dynamo’s special lady friend. Our featured film review is the Sci-Fi/Horror flick, +1. We also have a big old nerdy conversation about super teams, our favorite heroes and the facial hair stylings of a certain emerald archer. Pull out your long boxes, mylar bags and cardboard backing boards and be sure not to crease the corners while listening to this episode!

This week, despite the snowmageddon, all but one of the hosts was able to make it in studio. We give you two guesses which one didn’t make it, and the first guess doesn’t count! We review the killer clown horror/comedy, Stitches. Ravenshadow makes up a new word. We recommend some groovy stuff in this week’s Double Tap segment and we most likely offend and annoy. If that doesn’t sell you on this Episode, I don’t know what will!?

This episode starts out of control and gets worse as it goes on! We review the Zoe Bell women in prison flick, Raze. The most electrifying man in podcasting stops by to confront our resident Monster about his idiotic take on last week’s film. Bill By Force and Mr. Chris from Outside the Cinema stop by unexpectedly to crash the party and we have a sing-a-long voicemail. Grab the nearest tentacle, stick it where it doesn't belong and try to keep up because it's going to be a bumpy ride!

This week we have a very civil, logical discussion about the film Contracted. Actually, that’s not true at all. It was a very heated, spirited argument about what did and didn’t happen in the film. Some of the hosts may or may not have paid attention while watching this film and it instantly makes this review a must listen. We also have a Double Tap segment, we get a call from Google and did we mention that the review is a doozy? Well it is.

It is our esteemed pleasure to have Comic Book legend Mike Allred join us for a very in depth conversation spanning the entirety of his career! Mike discusses his music, Madman, FF, Silver Surfer, X-Force/X-Statix, where the Madman movie is and he also gives us a world exclusive! Wowie! We also review the zombie film from 2013, The Battery.

This might not have been our most offensive episode yet, but it's sure got some humdingers. We review the low-budget grindhouse homage, Dear God No! Dynamo gives us his 13 best comic series' of 2013, we make a huge announcement regarding next week’s amazing and legendary guest, we have a new prospective sponsor and the first co-host meltdown of the new year! Join us for the most ridiculous episode of Trick or Treat Radio so far in 2014!