- This episode we review Inglourious Basterds (including an alternate World War 2 spoiler area) and look at the over-all arc of Tarantino’s career. Plus lots of other random stuff, including feedback, upcoming movies and lots of fun Nazi songs (sing-a-long, if you want.)

More basterds please.

- The box office top 5, movie geek buzz, contest winners from Fright Night and a NEW CONTEST that takes you back to your video store roots!!

- Plus dispensing refreshing stories about...Jack Daniel Stanley, Inglourious Basterds, Paul Bettany, District 9, Jimi Hendrix, Survival Island, Madman, Shorts and screwing over your friend Robert Rodriguez, Ring of Darkness, pommel horse, A Perfect Getaway, Michael Madsen, Karl Urban, Race for your Life Charlie Brown, Excalibur, a 9 to 5 movie job, The Beatles, Cherry 2000, Mrs. Milla Jovovich, Gymkata, a rumble over The Host, shaky-what-the-hell-is-going-on-camera, Boxer's Omen, a warrior priest, Andre 3000, the Avatar trailer, Dirty Dancing with Chris Pine, an undead boy band, The Chronicles of Riddick, poor translation, a cursing little yellow bird, Harper's Island, Battlestar Galactica, standing in a pile of alligator skulls, gimmicky video boxes, Linda Blair didn't vomit on anyone, The Beach Boys, Outland, waiting around for new releases, Kathy Coleman, hooking up with that girl in the corset, Gene Simmons howling and growling,  Yellow Submarine, Tribulation TT with Kyp Kyp Lev oux, cases of Big Red, Maggie Q, The Wolfman trailer, Brewster’s Millions, It's like weird that I understand, Gattlinburg and making love with weird blue chick-things.

 "You had me at warlock"

- The coverage from Fright Night Film Fest continues as we talk to Jack Daniel Stanley, winner of the Best Director award. Then we meet actor Ari Bavel and conduct a special interview with Dawn of the Dead's Mike Christopher and G. Joe Shelby.

- And of course, all that interspersed with our smart-ass comments on what's going on around us. We can't help it, we're socially unacceptable. Either way, a great film fest and a fun show! 

- Join us for our Sofa Theater feature - The Monster Squad. A movie from a simpler time when all kids had to worry about - was the Wolfman.

- Well that, and non-pc name calling. And a family that's falling apart. And a scary German guy. All right, it's a still a pretty horrific world, but it's also loaded with nostalgia and the wonder of being a 12-year old kid that thinks monsters are cool. I guess, some of us never grew out of that phase.

(German Accent) "Read Faster!"