In our fourth episode on "Bears", new host StabbyTech Josh takes us through The Shimmer and into the giant alien anus where this batshit crazy bit of cosmic horror became a favorite of all of ours.

More podcast than you can "bear" in our 3rd ep on the topic, Sonia's pick: 1997's "The Edge", starring Anthony Hopkins and Alec Baldwin.

This week, we discover that Joe hates everything, facts about the true life of animal star "Bart the Bear" and exactly how many jokes can be made out of the film's title.

Enjoy!

Join the Stabby Roadsters as they collectively scratch their heads over this week's choice of movie.

Rob suggested "Prophecy" as the second installment of our "Bears" theme, but despite a great performance by Christopher Walken, it seemed to be missing any bears...

....oh.

The Stabby Roadsters' take on the recent "Man vs. Bear" controversy begins four weeks of horror movies featuring the latter.

Our first entry is Joe's pick, 1976's surprisingly entertaining and gory "Grizzly".

Besides the movie, our team talks about:

1. How Sonia's grandfather is a serial killer

2. The star-studded sequel to this film, currently streaming on Tubi

3. "Diet Chalton Heston"

and a shout-out to the great "Messed Up Puzzles":

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...a proud sponsor of the Stabby Road podcast, they just don't know it yet.

StabbyTech Josh's first episode hosting and he brings along a doozie: 2018's epic "Suspiria"!

Rumor has it that it was based on another film that the group largely agrees is inferior to this blood-soaked arthouse epic, but that's the kind of controversy you'll discover more about by listening.

Spend some time on the creepy side of The Wall with us as we do a deep dive into 1970s geopolitics, the many lives of Tilda Swinton and vaginas, vaginas, vaginas!

It's the third week of Witchcraft, fellow travelers!

Join us as Sonia presents 1996's "The Craft", or, "If Hot Topic Was A Movie"

Launched the day after star Fairuza Balk's 50th birthday (FIFTY!!!), this one's a whole lotta fun.

Our second episode featuring our Fourth Horseman Of The A-Pod-A-Lypse STABBYTECH JOSH is also our second episode focusing on the theme of witchcraft.

Rob introduces "Rosemary's Baby", Roman Polanski's 1968 classic about what happens when you marry a narcissistic actor/director.

And yes, we could be talking about either John Cassevette's character or Woody Allen.