Bob, Jim, and Ron break down Zach Cregger’s 'Resident Evil ' and why it works so well as a horror ride - even for people who are not deeply familiar with the games. The conversation focuses on atmosphere, practical effects, its game-like structure, and the movie’s mix of scares, gore, and humor. Ron leans on his gaming experience to offer his insights from a franchise perspective, while Bob and Jim give their assessments as general horror fans. Kick off Spooky Season on the right foot and give them a listen!

Mark, Jim, and Bob kick off spooky season by sharing the movies, TV, and old-school Halloween memories that make October feel right. The conversation ranges from childhood costumes and haunted-house nostalgia to the horror titles they return to every year. They also compare notes on what still works today, from slasher staples and Universal Monsters to anthology films, creepy TV episodes, and a few deep cuts that have become seasonal traditions. Sit back, break out the candy corn and get ready for some Halloween vibes!

Jim and Bob revisit the 1976 dystopian sci-fi classic, Logan's Run', and unpack why its warnings about youth obsession, government control, and manufactured reality hit even harder now than they did in the 70s. At the center of the conversation is the film's unforgettable premise - a domed future where everyone is told they'll be "renewed" at 30, and anyone who runs is hunted down by Sandmen. Jim breaks down the movie's world building, from the palm crystal that tracks your age to the eerie Carousel ritual, while Bob connects the film's ideas to everything from ‘Soylent Green’ to modern fears about technology and conformity.

The guys also dig into the cast, including Michael York's charismatic turn as Logan, Richard Jordan's underrated Francis, Farrah Fawcett's memorable breakout appearance, and Peter Ustinov's scene-stealing role as The Old Man. Along the way, they share behind-the-scenes details about casting what-ifs, Jerry Goldsmith's score, early hologram effects, and why the movie was such a major studio gamble before Star Wars changed everything. If you love classic science fiction, 70s movie design, or stories about beautiful systems built on lies, this one is essential listening. And if you've ever wondered why ‘Logan's Run’ still lingers in the imagination decades later, Jim and Bob make the case with plenty of nostalgia, insight, and a few very strong opinions.