Drunk in a Graveyard

It's a battle of the simian variety this week as the crew talks about recently released War For The Planet Of The Apes. The crew also suffer disappointment at the hands of a overly meta anthology horror movie called Volumes of Blood: Horror Stories and Rigby throws down her thoughts on the new Spiderman: Homecoming. The crew also talks genre and bizzare news, and Andy Serkis is the latest addition to The Whole Hog.

The DIAG crew was bamboozled into watching christian propaganda horror film Tsunambee, and while that went down a pizza boy afraid of knocking on doors was thrown into the mix.  Robin and Scotty talk about Arrow Home Video's release of 1970s Japanese kung fu movie Wolf Guy featuring Sonny Chiba and his romper.  Discussion abounds on why Scott thinks Blade 2 is better than Van Helsing, getting shot at a strip club while dressed as Jared Leto Joker, and how Rigby has played over 58 hours of Yakuza 0.  The crew does a little Netflix and chill and talks about Castlevania, My Online Bride, and why Extraordinary:  The Stan Romanek Story is a wonderful documentary about mental illness.  The episode rounds out with some genre news, and an all new Whole Hog in which the girls talk about what Sam Raimi's packing downstairs.

Ever been at a party and a super baked person tries to tell you about a story they saw on the news the night before? High Literature finds Rigby and Robin doing dabs and trying to explain the plot of two Goosebumps books to Scotty Floronic. Things get weird.

This inaugural segment of High Literature brought to you by Internet Dispensary/Holistek extracts. Episode 1 covers The Werewolf Of Fever Swamp and The Horror At Camp Jellyjam.

Don't rush out to meet new horror movie The Ice Cream Truck or you'll likely face the same disappointment and confusion the crew did when they sat down to view it this week. Thankfully the week was filled with much better offerings such as the science fiction thriller/creature feature Life, a surprisingly well animated Resident Evil porno, the highly musical Baby Driver and A Cure For Wellness. Interesting Grudge remake news is also discussed, along with Neil Marshall's Hellboy, the Texas Chainsaw Massacre prequel Leatherface, weird butthole related news and Rob Lowe's new paranormal reality TV show The Lowe Files. Whole Hog wraps up the proceedings with class.

In a rotting, waterlogged chest at the bottom of a lake, nestled beside some weird hockey mask wearing body, we dredged up another Lost Cabin tape. In this cursed episode the crew talks about the highly anticipated (at the time) slasher killer mashup Freddy vs Jason, the first Resident Evil movie, a movie about a killer under the floorboards called Crack in the Floor, the appropriately named Cabin Fear, make some dark confessions about what happens when the crew is provided with cable television, and investigate a random ass noise which is always a good idea at a cabin in the woods at night.

Grab your scuba gear and a healthy fear of deep water because this week the crew checked out newly released summer shark attack flick 47 Meters Down. Rigby also checked out Resident Evil: Vendetta this week and gives us her thoughts on it, while Scotty and Robin keep it light with 2010 Korean crime-drama meets gorefest that is I Saw The Devil. The crew also talk about the Jurassic World sequel, the recently announced BBC Dracula series, the hardships of hiring a live in nanny in while owning a haunted house, some other horror news and answer a listener question or two.

Another strange night in Canada finds the crew watching Wild Eye Releasing's upcoming movie Bonejangles, an over the top slasher drenched in equal parts meta references and fake blood. The crew also discuss the new Neill Blomkamp directed short Rakka (starring Sigourney Weaver) and Devil's Domain, featuring Michael Madsen. Horror movie and video game news and a new segment entitled Whole Hog wrap up the episode in the classiest way possible.

The weeks episode finds the crew hanging out at the Barshed, talking about the French horror film festival darling Raw, a movie about coming of age and cannibalism. The crew also talks about The Boy on the Bridge (the literary sequel to The Girl With All The Gifts written by M.R. Carrey) the psychiatric benefits of eating human flesh, the recent horror movie Eloise and a whole bunch of genre news. They also start asking some heavy existential questions about everyone's favorite purple mascot thing, Grimace and of course answer some listener questions.

The crew talks about the tone deaf social media thinkfilm iMurders, Frank Grillo's nudes, the importance of Andrew W.K., how EVERYONE jerked off to Species for some reason and ponder why the Deadspace cartoon movie was made.  Some fan mail is answered and the genre news for this week is about killer nurses, Karla Homolka, horror porno parodies, and why you shouldn't put ground up wasp's nest in your vagina.

The crew talk about James Wan's 2007 doll based horror Dead Silence,the best kind of werewolf to be, the perils of being an HD-DVD living in a Blu-ray world, turning into a  Frankenstein mermaid, how to make Jesus come/cum, and of course genre news and listener questions.