Blasphemy? Before what God? Join Lisa and comedian Martin Dunlop for a frankenlook at Bride of Re-Animator (1990), the much-anticipated sequel to the 1985 classic. Does it measure up? Do Lisa and Martin do a bunch of singing and create some silly spinoffs? And what's that rollerblading nun movie even about? Find out the answers to these questions- and Lisa making a lot of fan art requests.

This week Lisa and comedian Angus Brown ~transform~ thanks to "Bad Wolf Down", episode 2 / season 1 of Creepshow (2019). Tune in for some frankly bang-on Cryptkeeper impressions, the fun of practical effects and the creation of the Werewolf Ombudsman.

This week Cherry (Anime Slushee, Pun Watch, Failure to Launch) joins Lisa to FIGHT TO THE DEATH in the arena of season 6, episode 15 of Star Trek: Voyager, "Tsunkatse". There's Voyager chat but also a lot of general Star Trek talk, Deep Space Nine love and The People's Eyebrow. Bonus cameo by Woody, a nice dog.

We were born on a green light, Daddy-o! This week, Josh and Eden Porter- the Gameboys themselves!- join Lisa to rock and roll through Love and a .45 (1994). Tune in for Mexican adventures, 90s ads, the story behind the fabulous Dinosaur Bob and Lisa has a hopefully endearing story from childhood.

Simon! Simon, where are you?! This week, Harry Brimage (Pun Watch, Failure to Launch podcasts) joins Lisa to explore the lost city of The Phantom Empire (1988). This very fun B-movie has everything: Fun Jeff in Tight Pants, dino friends, alien queens, old lady wigs and, of course, rocks!

Author/podcaster/cult enthusiast Jo Thornely joins Lisa to have a great conversation about the not-great Satanic (2006). An interesting idea poorly executed, Satanic sadly only features Combs in a cameo-sized role, but join Lisa and Jo anyway in discussing 80s horror, possible Satanic sequels and the joy of sects.

This week, Lisa is joined by screenwriter/DJ/funny lad Dan Hall to venture deep into Dark House (2009), a film about a haunted house attraction that is somehow more technologically advanced than bloody NASA, full of GHOULS AND SUCH. Stay tuned for Eccentric Capitalist Jeff, the bougie value of Insinkerators and a truly heroic struggle to make British heavy metal puns.

This week, comedian/podcaster/all-round fab nerd Ben McKenzie takes Lisa through a Babylon 5 101 class as they chat about the season 1 episode "Eyes". Jeffrey's a softboi telepath, a security chief farts too much and rides a motorbike and they meet one of the most wonderfully villainous guest stars in sci-fi history. Plus, a minor pun challenge.

This week, comedian/writers Martin Dunlop and Ferris (The Consumption) join Lisa to look at a very early Combs entry indeed- 1983's Frightmare. Tune in for all the Hollywood corpses, weird crystals, necro-nonsense and tiny baby Combs you can handle, and then some! Try to help Lisa and friends figure out what this gosh darn mess of a film was supposed to be.

This week Lisa is joined by comedians Rose Bishop and Jacqueline Mifsud to watch "No Way Down", an episode of the 1987 live-action Beauty and the Beast TV show. A weird project! It's also got Linda Hamilton from the Terminator movies and Ron Perlman. Featuring a whole host of extremely good and accurate accents, discussions of animal bits (so sorry) and Alex Mack.

Comedian/performer Scott Limbrick joins Lisa in the CombsHut™ to bring some holiday...er...cheer as they look at Holiday Hell (2019), a low-budget horror anthology that leaves them with a lot of questions. Tune in for TeenSpeak, cult theories and whatever the hell is going on over at IMDB.

Writer/performer Kaitlyn Blythe joins Lisa in the Combs Cave to catch a big old dose of Contagion from 2002 (NOT 2011, thank you VERY MUCH). We're treated to a Jeff with a very interesting accent, helicopter fights, a sassy orphan and a busy very busy busy Career Lady virologist. The big question is, though: do medical schools have sororities?

Lisa and comedian/science guy Tom Lang investigate the strange and badly-lit dystopia in the world of "The Exile" an episode of the 1997 sci-fi anthology series, Perversions of Science. Try to guess the twist! Come for the Combs chat, stay for sexy robots.

Lisa and comedian Angus Gordon muck around in the grimy, slimy world of Motivational Growth (2013), where our man JC plays a big ol' sassy pile of mould, Daddy-o. Deviations include: terrible British TV, custard and sexy ghosts.

Lisa and comedian Ben Volchok trample through the gooey, Satan-y, goofy-faced, screaming mad "Faust: Love of The Damned" from 2000.  Tune in for more Goons content than anyone expected. Content warning: episode briefly discusses child sexual abuse as part of the plot of the film.

Lisa and Nick Mason (The Weekly Planet) take a wild, budget-friendly trip through Doctor Mordrid (1992): they meet Hell Spawn, critique some interior design choices and Lisa discovers a possible new fetish. Bring your magic amulet.

Lisa and comedian Lauren Bok shimmy their way Mae West-style through "Lurking Fear" from 1994, with all the horny assassins, balding monsters and Lovelorn Jeffrey you can poke a gun at.

Lisa takes her mate Helen through the stuffed crust of 'Love Stinks', an episode of "Freddie's Nightmares", a Tales From the Crypt-style horror anthology show in which Jeffrey Combs guest starred. Helen serves up some Minnesota trivia, we keep getting the same jobs and also KNIVES.

Comedians Andy Matthews and Alasdair-Tremblay Birchall try to pick apart the sci-fi dystopia that is "Fortress" (1992)- but first they need to figure out who Jeffrey Combs actually is. It's a wild ride.

Comedian Tim Clark tries to hijack hosting duties as they look at "The Pit and the Pendulum" (1991), where Jeffrey Combs get to wear a kicky little bob 'do. It's a film about the Spanish Inquisition, which we clearly know nothing about!

Comedian Martin Dunlop joins Lisa to look at "Necronomicon: Book of the Dead" (1993), where Jeffrey Combs plays famed horror writer and bad bloke HP Lovecraft in a movie with a lot of ideas and even more monstery... things. Not sponsored by Diet Coke.