In their latest Halloween episode, Byrd and Trev are joined by Jelli, of Second Run Podcast, for a special discussion about horror maestro Stephen King. Join the guys for an in-depth, exhaustive examination of EVERY major (and some pretty minor) film and TV adaptation of King's work. Spurned psychics, rabid dogs, overzealous fangirls, haunted hotels, biblical plagues, and things in the mist - they're all here, and more. And remember, just like the Monster Squad taught us, Stephen King Rules!

Its October, which means, its time for our horror podcasts!  On this double sized special edition of If It Bleeds, Byrd and Trev look at the long history and filmography of Britain's Hammer studios.  We talk Dracula, Frankenstein, Mummies, werewolves, science fiction, and everything in between! 

On this episode, we take a look at some of the great smaller releases of the year with the Guest, Cold In July, and the Drop.  We also have reviews of the Maze Runner and our thoughts on where Agents of SHIELD is going.  But first, we have some news and Trev defending his DVD copy of the Frankie Muniz vehicle "Big Fat Liar"

After a long hiatus, we've returned to talk all things Guardians of the Galaxy.  But first we have our summer convention coverage with talk of SDCC and G-Fest, fan mail, a brand new segment, and a roundup of indie movie reviews including Boyhood, Locke, Under The Skin, and Snowpiercer.

On this episode, we have reviews for Transformers: Age of Extinction, Edge of Tomorrow, 22 Jump Street, and the Rover, as well as news on future Marvel and DC movies, and some new Star Wars announcements.

In thrilling conclusion to the two-part X-Men Spectacular, Trev, Byrd and special guest Jelli (from Second Run Podcast) discuss the entire X-Men movie franchise. The good, the bad, the X-Men Origins: Wolverine...all is covered, culminating in a review of X-Men: Days of Future Past, and speculation about where the series goes now. Give it a listen, and never forget what happens to a toad when it gets hit by lightning. [www.slowhandradio.com]

In part one of a two-part spectacular, Byrd and Trev are joined by special guest Jelli, from Second Run Podcast, for an in-depth, decade-by-decade break-down of 50 years of X-Men comics. The guys also share their favorite and least favorite X-Men characters (controversy!), reminisce about the '90s cartoon, and discuss why they believe the X-Men have proven to be such an indelible franchise. [www.slowhandradio.com]

On this episode, we are joined by Jelli from the Second Run podcast and guest Eric to give our giant sized review of the new Godzilla film.  We discuss the film in detail, the future of the franchise, fan/critical/box office reaction, and much more.  But before the kaiju goodness kicks in, we talk some news on Batman and X-Men, and the hassle of modern comic book/geek conventions.

We're back already!  This time, we have Byrd's rambling rant on the Amazing Spider-Man, the boys review Return to Nuke Em High Part 1, and Trev gives us a rundown of some new indie flicks you should be checking out!

Here it is, the long awaited TV episode of If It Bleeds.  Here we talk about the various shows we've been watching and catching up with.  We touch on True Detective, Arrow, Hannibal, Agents of SHIELD, Ripper Street, Luther, and Fargo, as well as what is on our watch lists for the future.  But first, we review the Raid 2, and give some news on Justice League, Godzilla, Friday the 13th and the great Jim Mickle.

After a hiatus, we're back!  This time we talk Captain America: The Winter Solider, 300: Rise of an Empire, and How I Live Now.  But first, news on Phantasm 5 and the Pumpkinhead remake, and some words about recently deceased GWAR frontman and multimedia personality Dave Brokie (aka Oderus Urungus).

Byrd, Trev, and special guest Brad have an in depth discussion about the best and worst casting in superhero films.  But before that, we have some quick chatter about the LEGO Movie, Jack Ryan, Monuments Men, Attack on Titan, and +1

Byrd and Trev share their favorite and least favorite films of 2013, as well as look forward to the year ahead with their most anticipated movies of 2014. Plus, reviews of The Hobbit 2, Spike Jonze's "Her" and the new horror remake from Jim Mickle, "We Are What We Are."