Kick off Halloween by discussing John Carpenter's original "Halloween" from 1978 as Christian Bladt welcomes back to the show founding member of The Bladtcast "Agent" Will Sterling and Cayley from "Once Over With Cayley" (AKA Lucy Tightbox). Plus, making his Bladtcast debut, Nasty Neal of the "Without Your Head Horror Podcast"

Christian Bladt welcomes back to the show Ron Motta, David Brody and The Voice of the Bladtcast himself Fard Muhammad to compare the first episode of Saturday Night Live from October 11, 1975 to this year's 51st season premiere from October 4, 2025. There's also LOTS of conversation about many of the episodes in-between.

To discuss the second season of "Peacemaker" on HBO Max, Christian Bladt has assembled an all-star panel: from the previous episode of The Bladtcast (where he was black out drunk) it's Adam "Hughezy" / "the H Man" Hughes of Hughezy Entertainment, from Phil Marks Out it's Phil Marks, from Marvel Movie Talk and many episodes of this podcast as well it's "Count" Eric Conner, and, we're honored to welcome the esteemed Dr. Steve of Weird Medicine to his first-ever appearance on the Bladtcast.

To commemorate the release of the latest Paul Thomas Anderson film, "One Battle After Another", Christian Bladt figured it would make for a great conversation with returning guests Liam and Eric. But what would REALLY make it fun would be to include regular Adam "Hughezy / The H Man" Hughes, who was apparently still celebrating the pure joy of seeing "Tron: Ares" earlier that night. (NOTE: The thumbnail for this episode is the image that is referenced many, MANY times throughout the course of this conversation.)

For our annual MLB Playoff Preview, Christian Bladt welcomes back to the show David Weiss, David Brody and Devin Gordon to recap a catastrophic collapse by their New York Mets and also to look ahead towards this year's playoffs.

"Spinal Tap 2: The End Continues" has been released to very little fanfare and even less box office. Christian Bladt discusses all things Tap with Liam McEneaney and Eric Conner.

To celebrate the 50th anniversary of "Kiss Alive", Christian Bladt welcomes back to the show Metal Blade Records CEO Brian Slagel, Comedian Don Jamieson, author Martin Popoff and Mark Chicchini of the Kiss podcast "Three Sides of the Coin"

Christian and Tom Kelly finally get around to the point, which is to talk about the death of late night television, which has become more apparent as CBS has announced that they're not only discontinuing the Late Show with Stephen Colbert, they're getting out of the day part entirely.

Christian welcomes comedian Tom Kelly back to the show, and before they tackle the topic at hand (the death of late night television), they attempt to navigate some of the other ups and downs of the media landscape, including the recent rumors and innuendos around Howard Stern, Rosie O'Donnell embracing Tik Tok, Greg "Opie" Hughes being terrible at live streaming Greg, and somewhat surprisingly a recurring character on "Facts of Life". Plus, Tom explains how his life (and comedy) has been impacted by a recent injury.

Christian Bladt welcomes to the show for the first time his friend Allison Intrieri to talk about her new children's book "Thatcher Hates the Bath". They also discuss their time working in television, including on "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit". Plus, conversation about fine eateries around Southern California, including Tallyrand in Burbank and Allison's favorite restaurant on earth, House of Pies in Los Feliz.

Christian Bladt, Eric Conner and Liam McEneany set out to prove the thesis that 2025's "War of the Worlds" with Ice Cube is the worst film of our lifetimes. But, they did all enjoy "Naked Gun"...

Christian welcomes back to the show three of his closest friends, with a combined 105 years of friendship, Tim Saccardo, Dan Carroll and John Pette to discsus the 25th anniversary of the all-too-brief premiere of "Clerks: The Animated Series", which the ABC Television Network only ever aired two of the six episodes, but had tremendous success on DVD.

Christian Bladt has two conversations about the latest MCU film, "Fantastic Four: First Steps". First up, he's joined by Eric Conner, David Brody and Adam "Hughezy" / "The H Man" Hughes. Then, a chat with Erik Nagel, Shalako Gordon and Christina the Wisecracking Blonde

To commemorate 650 episodes of The Bladtcast, Christian welcomes the great Will Sterling back to the show to discuss James Gunn's "Superman". They're joined by regulars Eric Conner and David Brody, and it wouldn't be a conversation about a DC movie without the Raging Rhino, John Nolan.

Christian talks rock with musicians Roy Cathey, Stephen Chesney and Dino Wild.

Christian Bladt welcomes back to the show Eric Conner, Adam "Hughezy" / "The H Man" Hughes and Liam McEneany to talk about "28 Years Later" and the prior films in the series. Plus, there's really a surprising amount of talk about British entertainer Jimmy Saville and a ton of show business name-dropping.

Christian welcomes back to the show Cayley from "Once Over with Cayley" (AKA Lucy Tightbox) to discuss the latest Wes Anderson film, "The Phonecian Scheme" in the context to Wes Anderson's entire filmography. There's also plenty of other talk about upcoming films and, of course, the Simpsons.

In another collaboration with The Grit & Script, Christian is joined by Bill Narducci to talk to Bennett Yellin about the fascinating start to his career, co-writing "Dumb & Dumber" with the Farrelly Brothers, theme parks and so much more!

The GREAT Will Sterling returns to the Bladtcast to discuss his recent trip back to LA to work on his film "That Friend", offer up his thoughts on the most recent trailers for James Gunn's "Superman" and the upcoming "Fantastic Four". Plus., get Will's reaction in REAL TIME to the shocking(ly corny) regeneration of the 15th Doctor on Doctor Who -- AND much more!

Christian welcomes back to the show Adam "Hughezy" / "The H Man" Hughes and Trucker Andy of the All Apologies podcast and Who Are These Podcasts to discuss the final film in the "Mission: Impossible" series, "Final Reckoning", and whether it was a fitting finale to this epic film franchise that spanned nearly 30 years.