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!

Episode 152 of Trick or Treat Radio runs the gambit (yes, we said gambit) of emotion. You will laugh, you will cry, you will be all charged up by our attempts to be nice. We will have an All-Star show full of guests, cameos and incredible stories. Fine, fine- we’ll get down to the details. We are joined by the prolific and awesome Alex de Campi. Alex returns for a return engagement and catches us up on all the things she has been up to. And she makes us cry. (Yes, we said cry.) Our stunt Tiny this week is horror aficionado and kick-ass ass kicker, Stephanie Wiley as she joins us to discuss the “documentary” from director Rodney Ascher, The Nightmare. The discussion quickly devolves and total chaos erupts in studio! So pull the blankets up over your eyes, grab your Jughead head and strap on!

Now that Episode 150 is in our rear-view mirror we kick off the next 150 Episodes! On Episode 151 we review the Carpenter-influenced Irish horror flick, Let Us Prey! We will also be doing our Double Tap segment where we tell you about all the cool media we've been digging! We also have a sing-a-long or two, MonsterZero has an earth-shattering revelation and Ravenshadow starts off the show in a very surly mood. So grab a Double Gulp, watch the wrong movie and strap on!

We are pleased to present Trick or Treat Radio Episode 150! It is an Episode full of surprises! We are joined by our good buddy and film producer extraordinaire, Stephen Scarlata to review another 90's cinematic mystery monsterpiece of his choosing. Then we connect up with a mystery guest to discuss the 80s action internet sensation, Kung Fury! That’s not all, we also have the wager to end all wager’s, it's mask vs hair! Tiny Wight loses his mask if doesn't show up for the show, but if he does Marz has to shave his head bald! Plus the best voicemails, emails and tweets from the best listeners in the world! So grab your hair clippers, a bottle of celebratory rum and strap on!

On Episode 149 of Trick or Treat Radio, we are joined by our good buddy El Goro from The Talk Without Rhythm Podcast for our Creature Double Feature Film Review as we discuss two films on complete opposite ends of the cinematic spectrum. First up is The Human Centipede III: Final Sequence from Director Tom Six and then we take a journey into the future to talk about the sci-fi flick from Alex Garland, Ex Machina. Plus we sneak in some Wrestling and Comic talk, we announce the special guests we have lined up for our next two weeks of shows, and two dignitaries of the show give MonsterZero a list of his finest cinematic accomplishments! So grab a puke bucket, delete your search history and strap on!!

On Episode 148 of Trick or Treat Radio we are joined once again by our brother in podcasting, Joe from The Film For Thought Podcast! We review the Fantasy/Horror flick from Artsploitation Films, Horsehead. We also answer YOUR questions in our Ask The Deadites segment, we talk about the upcoming 200th Episode of Film For Thought and we stay mostly sober this week. So grab your little red riding hood cape, return your bottles and cans and strap on!

On Episode 147 of Trick or Treat Radio our featured film review is the Arnold Schwarzenegger zombie flick, Maggie. We pay tribute to one of our favorite bands, Faith No More by discussing our favorite songs, when we first heard them and by discussing their first new album in 18 years, Sol Invictus! We have a brief discussion about Mad Max: Fury Road and one member of the crew consumes ungodly amounts of rum in honor of Joey Ramone’s birthday. Want to take a guess who it was? Damn, you guessed correct far too quickly. So grab your flaming guitar, have a midlife crisis and strap on!

On Episode 146 of Trick or Treat Radio we talk about samurai and kidnappers. Superheroes and transvestites. Point Break and Point Break Live. No, really we do. Our featured review is the upcoming release from Artsploitation Films, the mindbending German flick, Der Samurai. We then have a great discussion with filmmaker Joshua Wagner. We discuss his film The Badger Game, what it takes to win an Oscar, independent filmmaking and how the digital age affects the film industry. So grab your katana, and your bunny mask and strap on!

On Episode 145 of Trick or Treat Radio, we have not only one, but two horror punk icons with us! We interview Evil Presly from The Independents and Val Knox from Black Cat Attack! We discuss their upcoming tour together, how horror has influenced their music, Joey Ramone, the current state of the music industry and much more! Our featured film review this week is the 2014 thriller, The Loft starring Karl Urban and James Marsden. We also discuss Avengers: Age of Ultron and hear from Dr. Joey Tron, Alexander from Haunting TV and an anonymous listener! So grab your boombox, a fistful of fifties and strap on!

Mark down Episode 144 of Trick or Treat Radio for future reference. This landmark show is the one where one guest put the entire panel of hosts in their place, one insult at a time. More surly than Dynamo? More outrageous than Ravenshadow? Hates Cabin in the Woods more than Wolfenstein? Able to silence MonsterZero with two words? Who is this person? It’s none other than our friend Stephanie from Atlantis! Stephanie joins the boys to review the latest film from director Conor McMahon, From the Dark. Also, a not so round table discussion that gets a bit out of hand. Did we mention the crew gets insulted and has their feelings hurt? So grab your bog shoes, a cup of chai and strap on!