Episodes

Gabriel returns and so does Scooby-Doo to Zombie Island.

Precious D and His brother Gabriel break down the first direct-to-video Scooby-Doo movie.

Our pal Amber Gray is here to discuss Jim Jarmusch's The Dead Don't Die.

Jed is Back for a classic Voodoo Zombie movie.

Our friend Joe Weeks joins Precious D to discuss Wes Craven's The Serpent and the Rainbow, a very loose adaptation of Wade Davis' nonfiction book of the same name.

Originally half of the Robert Rodriguez / Quentin Tarantino double-feature Grindhouse, Planet Terror is an over-the-top gory zombie apocalypse masterpiece. Precious D's sister Amanda returns to the show to talk about it.

Before Zack Snyder ruined DC movies and James Gunn was tasked with saving DC movies, they did a pretty good job together remaking Dawn of the Dead.

Buddy is back for the film adaptation of Seth Grahame-Smith's zombie mashup of Jane Austin's masterpiece.

Caleb Mendez returns to discuss a Korean zombie movie about Gen Z isolation and anxiety.

AKA Malnazidos. Author A. Lee Martinez returns to the show to discuss this Spanish zombie movie set during the Spanish Civil War.

Our 31 Days of the Dead finally gets to Day of the Dead.

Precious D's Sister Lita returns to the show for a musical extravaganza. Well, a musical anyway.

Our old pal Jed Duesler is back for a slice of Pussy Cake?

Matt and Travis from the podcast Welcome to the End of the World join Precious D to talk about the end of the world.

After ten years the band got back together for another trip across Zombieland.

Robert Stewart from Stew World Order and Precious D chat about the very first zombie movie, White Zombie!

Author and friend of the show, Aaron Ray Ballard joins us for an 80's classic, Night of the Comet.

Angel Crause, co-host of Voices from the Mausoleum, is back to discuss the South Korean zombie film Train to Busan.

Angel Krause of Voices from the Mausuleum joins Precious D to discuss the red-headed stepchild of the Resident Evil franchise, Welcome to Raccoon City.

Honey B and Gus Gus are Back for the second in the 28 series.

Honey B's brother Gus Gus returns to the show to chat about 28 Days Later.

Friend of the show, David Carson returns to talk about World War Z, "inspired" by the novel by Max Brooks.

Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead is a manga, anime, and live-action movie. Here to discuss it with Precious D is, friend of the show, Racheal Mckinney. Precious had some technical issues with his sound, but we hope you enjoy the episode anyway.