Out of the Toy Box rolls on with Curse of Chucky, a lean and mean gothic slasher film that also has Chucky in it. The guys talk the atmosphere, the gothic visual style, and sing the praises of Don Mancini, who we feel comes into his own here as a filmmaker.

Out of the Toy Box resumes with special guest Michelle Nessk, who stops by to discuss their new graphic novel and talk 2004's horror-comedy Seed of Chucky! We talk awkward but well meaning non-binary representation, self-referential comedy, and sing the praises of Jennifer Tilly.

The run through of the Chucky series continues with Bride of Chucky! The guys enlist the aid of podcaster Sarah Sinn to help tackle the weird little horror comedy, talking humor, John Ritter, and the inclusion of Tiffany, a bold move for a franchise.

The guys continue their Chucky run with Child's Play 3, a sometimes awkward but still entertaining little film, while they also pay tribute to the (sadly) defunct Cinema Wasteland. Come enjoy Child's Play 3 with us!

Out of the Toy Box continues with Child's Play 2! The guys are joined by new guest Ali, who talks with us about her love of the Chucky series, the depth of characters in the film, and about the greatness of Brad Dourif!

The guys begin a new theme with the Chucky franchise, beginning with the original 1988 film CHILD'S PLAY! Topics include conservative fantasies, lonely childhoods and, of course, the creation of an icon (queer or otherwise) with Chucky himself!

May the 4th be with you! For their 300th(!) episode, the guys talk the original Star Wars! They talk foundational texts, special editions, the depth of Luke Skywalker, and more!

Vampire Month Rises From The Tomb goes back to The Tomb with it's final offering: Sinners, the academy award winning megahit vampire film from last year! The guys talk colonialism, cultural appropriation, and the films absolutely incredible presentation, among other things, while being careful not to be the very thing they're here to decry!

Vampire Month Rises From The Tomb continues with 1992's vampire fairy tale, Cronos! The guys talk Guillermo Del Toro, the great Ron Perlman, influences, and mixed themes in this lovely little Mexican daydream. CW: We also discuss the toxic masculinity epidemic and decry the hell out of it.

Vampire Month Rises From The Tomb continues with 2024's beautiful but oddly shallow Nosferatu, a mixed bag of astonish visuals, odd performances, and occasionally clashing thematic choices. The guys tackle monstrosity, the spiritual vs the physical, and other subjects!