The brains reunite with a special guest to talk the future and reminisce about our past. Thanks to all of you for being regular listeners and sharing this time with us. Perhaps one day there will be no more room left in hell for the dead to walk the earth again.

This week, Alex and Brad spend 28 hours talking about the 28 Days/Weeks/(justice for months)/Years Later series. Brad gives us his impressions after watching them for the first time and Alex reminisces about the olden days of seeing them for the first time. They do a deep dive into 28 Years Later, their thoughts about the series' future, and what they think about zombies in general.

Brad and Alex recover from our foray into role playing games by talking about the horror films they've been catching up on, including In a Violent Nature, Sinners, and The Ugly Stepsister. After that Alex asks Brad to talk to me (wink wink) about the Philippou's new bleak horror film, Bring Her Back.

Splatter Brains welcomes a couple of guests to explore the world of horror tabletop role playing games and do our first actual play. We discuss our relationships to role playing games before getting into the main event of playing the Mothership RPG.

Following the announcement of the inevitable legacy sequel, Brad and Alex test their nostalgia by revisiting the first two "I Know What You Did Last Summer" films. They weren't sure if they knew but now that they've watched them both again they're positive of the knowledge they have of the previous summer's activities.

Just in time for Easter, Brad and Alex talk about new Scream-esque slasher, Heart Eyes. Pull up that special someone and feast your ears on the Brains' earth-shattering opinions on a modern movie that relies on tropes. Rest assured that without adult supervision Brad and Alex spend much of the first half talking about comic books so there's plenty more for the discerning audience.

In this episode, Alex and Brad talk about (surprise!) comics! More specifically, they talk about Image Comics' Ice Cream Man, written by W. Maxwell Prince with art by Martin Morazzo and Chris O'Halloran. We delve into the depressing nature of the comic and other pieces of entertainment in the "bummer horror" genre, why we like it, and how we stave off the sadness of it all.

Brad rips some cigs and talks to Alex about the many inspiring adaptations of horror novels put into feature film form. Listicles are great for internet content. Accept our brain rot while Alex refuses to grow and change and tell you about anything except the five movies he loves.

This week, Alex and Brad discuss 2025's The Monkey, directed by Osgood Perkins! We dive into the horror comedy, discuss the things we liked, the things we didn't, and whether or not this is one of the best Stephen King adaptations. Before diving into the film, we discuss some of the many comics and books we've been reading.

Brad and Alex get together sans Nicki to discuss the Stephen King short story "The Monkey."

This week, the Brains finally discuss 2024's Nosferatu, directed by Robert "Bob Egg" Eggers. We discuss the virtue of a mustache, whether or not Count Orlok is a zaddy, and our overall appreciation for Bob Egg. As a bonus for you: this episode was recorded on Squirrel Appreciation Day so enjoy some interesting squirrel facts (and relive the infamous fanny pack story for the thousandth time).

Splatter Brains best of 2024. We talk our favorite horror films and media and even meander into many other things. Go figure.

Join Alex and Brad as they delve into the history and mythology of the beloved children's Christmas icon Krampus! They take you on a brief, if not meandering, journey into his legacy, the symbolism, folklore, and more. After that, they discuss the 2015 film Krampus directed by Michael Dougherty and how it represents the character.

In this week's episode, the Brains are here to burgle your turts and revisit Patrick McHale's 2014 animated series, "Over the Garden Wall." They cover the cozy animation, their favorite plot points, and how the whispers of spooky elements bring this show under the horror wing.

Join Alex, Brad, and Nicki for another Splatter Brains readathon episode as they break down Harlan Ellison's 1967 short story, "I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream."

Alex and Brad finally summon Nicki to join them on a comic book journey as they respond to Patrick Horvath's "Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees."

In this special episode of Splatter Brains, Nicki and Alex pick out a couple of short horror stories to share with one another. Normalize reading out loud to each other into adulthood.

Alex and Nicki split into two parts without Brad to talk about the goopiest movie that's come across their desks in a while, The Substance. We love goop.

It's a Nightmare on Hellaween! Join Alex, Brad, and Nicki as they dive into the character lore of three horror icons - Freddy Krueger, Pinhead, and Michael Myers.

OCTOBER HORROR EMERGENCY TWIN SPECIAL EDITION. We put the Splatter in Splatter Brains as the twins put their heads together about Damien Leone's continuing clown (mime) horror phenomenon, Terrifier 3.