In which Skinner Co. discovers the worst Hitchcock movie they have ever seen

In which Skinner Co. hears a Jr. Exec swear for the first time

In which Skinner Co. discovers the best black and white film Stella has ever seen

In which Skinner Co. suggests Sir Kenneth Branagh should just chill already

In which Skinner Co. finds a gooey fiend oozing into their hearts

In which Skinner Co. goes in search of the Vern of Jessica's childhood.

In which Skinner Co. warm themselves with some '80s comfort food.

In which Skinner Co. is reminded why this pre-code film is a classic

In which Skinner Co. stands divided on a house in need of a family

In which Skinner Co. unmasks a classy mad scientist flick from the 1960s

In which Skinner Co. accidentally watches a better movie than expected.

In which Skinner Co. kicks off this year's festivities with a lowkey indy flick.

In which we received some unsolicited medical advice

In which a local couple speak of a legendary stash of TP

The second, and hilariously final, entry in this year's seasonal viewing.

In which Skinner Co. takes in the opening shots of the war on Christmas

In which Skinner Co. finds themselves pleasantly delighted by a series of half-remembered horror tales

In which Skinner Co. watches Peter Fonda wait till the last 20 minutes to blow out the budget

In which Skinner Co. finds itself entrapped in a Netflix B-movie

Skinner Co.'s Francis Ford Coppola's Bram Stoker's Dracula

In which Skinner Co. remembers just how much they love Jamie Lee Curtis

In which Skinner Co. visits the trashy '80s to mutter to mannequins

In which Skinner Co. journeys back to the ancient time of the 1970s

In which Skinner Co. molds the next generation

In which Skinner Co. proceeds with shifty Swedes

In which Skinner Co. is harassed by a flesh-devouring pool tarp

In which Skinner Co. finds themselves awash in Nic Cage

In which Skinner Co. has questions

In which Skinner Co. dances with the dead

In which Skinner Co. are thoroughly menaced by racist Captain Picard

In which Skinner Co. gets Hammered.

In which Skinner Co. begins this year's quest with a classic film and a new friend

Stella and JMay on the CBC's Fresh Air

Prepare yourself for: Radio interviews, Pride, poisoned Vegans and The Irregular Division

Prepare yourself for: Syrian St. George, domain name robbery, broken noses, and Kar’Wick

Prepare yourself for: The Game of Thrones Prequel, Pride, Another Premium Moment, and Transparent

Prepare yourself for: Beer empire kidnapping, sock height conflict, a possible guest,  and premium JMay

Prepare yourself for: Mob games, Skinner Co. travels, terrified Americans, and robot friends

In which Skinner Co. blocks their final film of the year

In which Skinner Co. shakes on it.

In which Skinner Co. pulls over at the wrong time

In which Skinner Co. are haunted by the horror of Catherine Zeta-Jones’ acting

In which Skinner Co. still loves Winona Ryder

In which Skinner Co. suffers the George C. Scott problem

In which Skinner Co. waits on an elevator for the Fourth Doctor

In which Skinner Co. discovers that the ground is sow-ah

In which Skinner Co. don't need no education

In which Skinner Co. gets caught up in the madness

We watch some Sutter Cane.

Join us as a trio of small town witches encounter all of the Jack Nicholsons

Oh, Julian Sands.

The first of the 31: Winchester (2018)

Prepare yourself for: Facial tattoos, sex bot assault, drone gangs, and blondes.

Skinner Co. concludes this year's effort with the classic

The Jr. Execs aren't muddy on their opinion of this British classic

You can't mask this nonsense, but that doesn't mean it doesn't hack it

Skinner Co. locks themselves in with a classic bit of Vincent Price.

Skinner Co. digs into this guts of this Brian Cox-featuring flick

Skinner Co. gets into Peter Cushing's head.

Skinner Co. finds something to love among this mess of dead Nazis and young-old McKellen.

Skinner Co. is stirred by this late-'90s creeper

Join Mr. Fourteen and the Army of Darkness for some splat-stick.

Prepare yourself for: Legal witchcraft, Hungry Ghosts, a family curse, the Halloween Haunt, and Ruby!

The Jr. Execs join in on this kaiju craziness.

Well, it's a giant something.

In which the triffids blindside Skinner Co.

A special guest, Hugh O'Donnell, chimes in on this atmospheric classic

Even Vincent Price can't save this film from its own brutality.

This plot may be hack-neyed, but Skinner Co. slices to the heart of the matter.

Join Skinner Co. in being pleasantly surprised by this particular chainsaw massacre.

Skinner Co.'s possession by the demons of 1980's horror flicks continues.

Skinner Co. is split on this bit of 1980s cheese.

Skinner Co., you and old, is here to tell you not to watch this flick.

Our third flick is an '80s-esque low budget feast of practical FX.

Skinner Co. gets into Get Out (2017)

Skinner Co. undertakes its 31 movie voyage with Suspiria (1977)

Prepare yourself for: The Babadook, a mystery guest, pot shop cops, the Inspire Awards, and Kit Car

Prepare yourself for: Murder Hotel exhumation, Guardians Vol 2, what's stealthing?, caffeination, and When I was Seventeen

Prepare yourself for: Nazi designers, wild aurochs, northern politics, Catan, a second helping of horseradish, and Ruby

Prepare yourself for: Uber Flocks, Where the hell is Ruby?, Horseradish, Happy Birthday, Leon, Conan’s Junk, TT’s TV recommendations, and Dmara and the Necropolis

We discuss ch-ch-ch-changes.

Prepare yourself for: Problematic plot devices, 2016, high-speed horror movie reviews, Turn of the Screw, ukulele love, and The Reason for the Season

Prepare yourself for: Guns for bus tickets,The Transgender Day of remembrance, wizard trains, Pop-Tarts, and Dmara and the Necropolis

Join us for a very powerful FlashCast minisode.

Prepare yourself for: positive uses for Snapchat, dinosaur purses, replica fingertips, Pony Island, and Old Man Mulligan

Remember us fondly

Prepare yourself for: Ravine murder mania, body disposal, the actual Man in the Iron Mask, the Mob Book Club, and The Irregular Division 

A somber moment of reflection punctuated by giant wet wipes.

Prepare yourself for: The Last Dragon, the Mob Book Club returns, Awake Dating, GT Snow Racers, and Muddy York

Prepare yourself for: Running to the Q, Civil War, sinking ships, Veronica Belmont & The Fictional Follicle Face Off results, Chinese daleks, the Doc Azrael finale, and The Collective Detective!

Prepare yourself for: Terrifying nautical tales, zombie board gaming, Kevin Hart vs Prince, Houdini & Lovecraft - buddy cops, and Muddy York

Prepare yourself for: When Doves Cry, CIA film production, hair theft, Doc Azrael, and Sofia Esperon

Prepare yourself for: taxi ghosts, dolls on airplanes, Operation Lavender Drizzle, terrifying movie moments, and The Murder Plague

Prepare yourself for: Fancy boats, fangirls for fangirls, monkey head transplants, new Nancy Drew, and Mulligan Smith

Prepare yourself for: Luke Skywalker’s bisexuality, Fanta, half-million dollar palm readers, dreaming of spring in 2023, and Muddy York

Prepare yourself for: Cheap romance, more hidden Harper Lee, iCops, Kraken Storm, and Muddy York

Prepare yourself for: Rumblr, Grumblr, long distance rage, The Monkees, Pop-Tarts, the wiki, and Davy Jones’ Frankenstein.

In which we answer twelve quandaries posed by The Mob

Prepare yourself for: Undulating battering rams, ILOVETOFU, sexy Halloween costumes, unsexy erotic literature, and the Irregular Division

Prepare yourself for: party hats for the police state, drinkable books, dead mediums of glory, texturing your environments, and Sofia Esperon.