Join Amber, Ad, Bailey, and special guest Twihard Sammie as they sink their teeth into the enigmatic world of the 2008 film adaptation of Stephenie Meyer’s Twilight. In this episode, our hosts explore the shadowy corners of Forks High School and beyond.

Ad scratches his head over the peculiarities of vampire cuisine, pondering the age-old question: “Why would a vampire pack eggs for lunch?” Meanwhile, Bailey can’t help but express his unexpected admiration for the suave and mysterious Laurent, whose charm seems to transcend his vampiric nature. Amber, ever the inquisitive fool, delves deep into the creative abyss that birthed the Twilight saga, marvelling at the world woven by Stephenie Meyer’s imagination.

From sparkling skin to supernatural showdowns, this episode promises laughter, revelations, and a newfound appreciation for the book series that redefined vampire lore. So, grab your garlic (or don’t) and tune in for a twilight adventure that’s sure to entertain!

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Ready or not, here comes an episode more thrilling than a game of hide-and-seek clap! In this hilariously haunting session, the trio peek behind the scenes of James Wan’s 2013 horror hit, “The Conjuring.” Ad throws down the gauntlet with some controversial allegations against the real-life Warrens. Bailey, meanwhile, contemplates a parallel universe in which “The Conjuring” is a a nail-biting TV series with the pacing perks of a Mike Flannigan gig. As for Amber, she's off on one, comparing the Vatican to the goings-on of her local authorities. Tune in for an episode full of screams, cackles and daftness.

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This week, Amber, Bailey, and Ad dive into the soundless metropolis of ‘A Quiet Place: Day One’ . This episode is anything but quiet as Bailey recounts the uproarious scene in which a car takes a tour of the Manhattan skyline. Ad, meanwhile, outs Bailey's wife as a black belt in jump-scare kung fu. As for Amber, she’s as smitten as a kitten over Joseph Quinn’s relatable depiction of apocalyptic anxiety. Strap in for a review that’s part comedy, part critique, and entirely ridiculous.

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