Something wicked this way comes for Episode 17 of the Haul of Champions Podcast, and this time we’re going Double Stuffed! We’re cracking open Anchor Bay’s 2007 Blu-ray of John Carpenter’s original Halloween (1978) and Universal’s 4K edition of Halloween Kills (2021) for a slash-and-stash celebration of Michael Myers, Haddonfield, and a franchise that’s had more identity crises than a masked killer at a family reunion.

We’re getting into David Gordon Green’s unlikely journey from the world of Eastbound & Down to directing Michael Myers’ latest massacre, Dr. Loomis’ seemingly eternal quest to convince the world that evil is still very much alive, and the ever-mutating timeline, mythology, and downright bizarre universe of the Halloween franchise. Two movies, decades of terror, one unstoppable Shape, and enough franchise baggage to fill a haunted hearse. Join us, if you dare, for a Halloween-sized helping of the Haul of Champions!

From Southern California traffic nightmares to Hollywood favorites and the looming AI takeover, nothing is off-limits on the latest Late-Night Riff episode of the Haul of Champions Podcast! We’re sharing opinions, questioning the future, and proving that a little human chaos still goes a long way.

Join us for sharp takes, questionable logic, and laughs that no algorithm could quite replicate. Because if AI is coming for our jobs, the least we can do is make it sit through our traffic stories first.

Episode 16 of the Haul of Champions Podcast is heading straight to Hollywood hell with Lionsgate’s Scream 3 on Blu-ray—the once-most-hated entry in the franchise and a movie that deserves far more credit than it gets. We’re diving into Ghostface’s bloody Hollywood production, the franchise’s behind-the-scenes paranoia, and why this divisive sequel has a special place in our horror-loving hearts.

Plus, Parker Posey’s Jennifer Jolie and Courteney Cox’s Gale Weathers go head-to-head in a battle of ego, insults, and gloriously unhinged double-Gale energy that deserves its own Oscar category. Throw in a killer with a Hollywood-sized grudge and enough meta madness to keep Sidney Prescott in therapy for another decade. Grab your popcorn, question everyone’s alibi, and join us for a Scream 3 showdown where the kills are kinda brutal, the camp is immaculate, and Ghostface saves the biggest nightmare for the final act.