On this episode, Byrd and Trev pay tribute to recently deceased B-movie icon David Hess, review the long awaited director's cut of Guillermo del Toro's Mimic, Trev gives a belated review of Scream 4, and the two review the recently released thriller A Horrible Way To Die.  And its October, so that means another massive round of horror movie recommendations!  

Byrd and Trev kick off an October of Halloween-themed shows, which means even more horror talk than usual. This week, the two recommend some lesser-known fright flicks and review the current release Tucker & Dale vs. Evil. But first, Trev defends himself against Byrd's accusations of being a necrophile!

On this episode, Trev and Byrd have a free form discussion that includes discussing the merits (or lack thereof) full screen DVDs, the recent director change for Thor 2, and contemplating whether or not Marvel truly knows what they are doing with their Avengers properties.  And of course, the IMDB post of the week.

On this episode, Trev and Byrd discuss the confusing wide release of the film Creature, the perplexing existence of movie novelizations and give reviews for Steven Soderberg's virus epic Contagion and the new crime drama Drive starring Ryan Gosling.  Also, some brief news about the Walking Dead and the Evil Dead remake and IMDB Post of the Week.

With Byrd off in Vegas living his version of "The Hangover," Trev invites Brad to guest host the show and defend his "love" for AMC in the Walking Dead showdown.  They also discuss the future of the X-Men franchise and why its future may not necessarily be a sequel to X-Men: First Class or even with Professor X and Magneto involved. Last but not least, they break down the new Fall TV shows and tell you what they're excited to see...and what they're not (SPOILER: Glee). 

This week Byrd and Trev discuss the changes made to the new Star Wars Blu-Rays, more in the ongoing Walking Dead drama, and the biggest bombs of the summer.  Also, recurring segments, IMDB post of the week with two brilliant Shark Night 3D reviews, and We Don't Get It, this week examining steampunk.

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On this edition of If It Bleeds, We Can Kill It, Byrd and Trev plead for Dan Aykroyd to stop talking about Ghostbusters 3, discuss the new Superman costume, the awfulness of the new Hellraiser movie and debut new segments, IMDB Post of the Week, and We Don't Get It, which focuses on the Archie Comics phenomenon this week.  After all that mayhem, the two review the new Guillermo del Toro written/produced remake of Don't Be Afraid of the Dark.  Don't miss it.

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On this edition of If It Bleeds, We Can Kill It, Byrd and Trev weigh in on the news oft a possible Batman/Superman movie and a Blade Runner sequel, Trev reviews Final Destination 5, the duo review the Fright Night remake, speculate on why that film and the new Conan reboot bombed at the box office and talk about the current place that remakes have in Hollywood.  Also, Byrd's mom randomly interrupts the podcast to tell us why the first Mortal Kombat movie is great.  And what does Lisa Loeb have to do with any of this?  Listen to find out!

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On this edition of If It Bleeds, We Can Kill It, Byrd, Trev and guest host Erichka discuss the recent plague of nerd rage, the new Thor 2 director, new revelations about the behind the scenes shakeup with the Walking Dead, give recommendations to James Gunn's Super and the documentary Zombie Girl, and talk Planet of the Apes with a retrospective on the series and a review of the new film.  Listen up!

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On this debate heavy edition of If It Bleeds, We Can Kill It, Byrd and Trev talk Green Lantern 2 news, praise Jim Mickle's apocalyptic vampire movie Stake Land, argue over modern racial casting in Hollywood and its place in pre-existing franchises, and review Cowboys and Aliens.  Because you demanded it, this episode has 50% more arguing than usual!

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