The G-g-g-ghosts of TCTT Christmas Past

Our latest episode, Ep99 - Night Killer (1990), is not only our last 'regular' episode, but it's also the last Christmas episode. Yep, it's a movie set during Christmas and lest you think we're reaching, a Christmas gift plays a dramatic role in the story, so we're counting.
We've compiled the Christmas episodes we've done over the years here, to make them easy to find for our listeners who might need a diversion from 'family fun' this season. Happy Holidays to you and have a wonderful New Year! Thank you for listening. We have one finale episode left that will be the original TCTT crew* left to go. After that, we'll finish our Attack of the Mushroom People riff and give that away and then close up shop for the foreseeable future. Cheers!

Upcoming Christmas Episode...

It wouldn't be a TCTT Christmas without  Christmas movie, so we're delaying our Ted V. Mikels The Corpse Grinders episode. In previous years, we've celebrated with Christmas Evil and Don't Open Till Christmas. We're continuing the tradition with the Polonia Brothers' Feeders 2: Slay Bells. We watched the first one last month and it seems cine-masochistically fitting that we jump back into the twins' bizarre world of terrible graphics, stilted performances, and puppet aliens...but with 100% more Santa. What's that? You haven't seen the first one? Not to worry, the entire first film is recapped in flashbacks...like, completely recapped. The capper? This one's one YouTube! Episode coming very soon!

CHRISTMAS EVIL episode

We have published our Christmas Evil episode. We had a blast talking about this movie and think you'll have one listening to it. Available on iTunes and on Libsyn.

Kyle noted that film has been packaged with many taglines:

You'd better take care...Santa is coming to town!

He'll sleigh you.

Better Watch Out... Better Not Cry... Or You May DIE! 

Post your own tagline in the comments, like good little boys & girls...

 Awright, you mooks, which one a you was getting down with Harry's mom?

 

Have happy & safe holidays. We'll see you back in here in a couple of weeks for Abby.