Bob and Ron team up to review '28 Years Later: The Bone Temple', the latest installment in the zombie/infected film series from Danny Boyle and Alex Garland. How does this one connect to the previous movie and where might the series go from here? The guys review and discuss. Spoilers ahead!

Jim, Mark and Bob take a look at the 'Stranger Things' series finale through the lens of Gen X. Find out what are their views are on how the series ended. Did the Duffer Brothers stick the landing? What themes hit the Gen X hosts the most and how did this finale relate to their experiences growing up in the 80s and moving into adulthood?

Mark goes solo and reviews the action-thriller 'The Accountant 2', the sequel to 2016's 'The Accountant'. Ben Affleck, Jon Bernthal, Cynthia Addai-Robinson and J. K. Simmons reprise their roles from the previous film, with Daniella Pineda joining the cast. Check out his thoughts on this second installment and see whether it's worth your time to stream on digital.

Jim, Mark and Bob are talking the 'Stranger Things' Season 5 (Part 1). What is working and what isn't? The guys jump into the 80s nostalgia neck deep to offer their takes on the hit show. Has everyone aged out or does it still pack an upside punch?

Jim and Bob explore the new 'Frankenstein' movie from Guillermo del Toro in this latest installment of Fright Night For Reel. How much of Mary Shelley's original novel is in the movie and does it really matter anymore? They also take a look at how other 'Frankenstein' movies over the years compare to del Toro's version and have some fun with the effect the Creature has had on pop culture.

What if I told you there's a horror movie that stars Jack Nicholson, Joan Crawford, Bette Davis, Sly Stallone, Rutger Hauer, Donald Sutherland, Wings Hauser, Sissy Spacek, Dustin Hoffmann, Gregory Peck, Clint Eastwood, Roy Scheider and other huge stars? Well, kind of. It's the awesome horror "documentary" 'Terror In The Aisles' (1984), a movie that introduced us to the genres of horror & thriller during our teen years. We discuss the significance of it and share our stories from its release at the start of the burgeoning home video era. Later in the episode we pay tribute to legendary movie poster artist Drew Struzan.

Bob and special guest Ron talk about outstanding horror films that didn't require a sequel in this horror-focused sub-podcast from the Fandom Outpost. Did Hollywood give up because the movie was so horrible, or was it so good that it wasn't needed? Along with discussing their favorite found-footage horror films, they also go into the latest 'Weapons' prequel news and discuss some of the forthcoming horror films they are keeping an eye on.

Bob, Mark, and Jim are getting nerdy, people. They are discussing toy collecting. Specifically, action figures and the best ways to enjoy the hobby. Is there a correct answer to the age-old question that toy collectors have been asking since the beginning of toy collecting? Should figures be unboxed or kept in their packaging? Find out when the guys share their own collecting tendencies. If you enjoy the hobby, this Collector's Corner episode is for you!