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It was a historic night for Democrats, and tonight we're giving you a full analysis from Seanan, Double H, Lindsey, Caz, and even BOB! Plus - a special FU to a so called journalist!

Nostalgic November kicks off with Big T's pick - the dialogue heavy, history trekking, third act misfire indie film "Man From Earth!"

Tonight, E&E reviews another of horror's OG's - Child's Play! Check your socks, he might voodoo in them!

It's a wild night of whatever we call this show now, as we talk about NFL safety blunders, EA being just the worst, why Republicans continue to support people who commit assault against children, AND we rank some animated villains! SOME are even nightmare fuel!

This is out - we're finishing up Terrifier with the BLOCKBUSTER HIT Terrifier 3! And, afterwards, a three week stay at the cheapest church the show can afford!

If Double H doesn't watch this movie screaming, he won't watch it at all! The E&E trio finally review Wes Craven's groundbreaking horror classic, and this one stars a truly dreamy guy!

Season Four is subtitled "UNHEARD," and it follows a familiar face as he explores the history between his family and some of the strangest and most horrific tales you've never heard...until now.  In episode three, Dr. Marcus Langstrom is forced to face his own trauma after the death of his wife, while at the same time evaluating a young woman with a most unusual phobia at the request of Henry Crane. It was about time we branched out into new fears! “Dendrophobia” was created, written, and adapted for performance by Lindsey Wolfgong and Seanán Young. It stars in order of appearance: Seanán Young and Jane Casper.

Jesse is a sonofabitch because he tricks us with our official horror icons ranking, PLUS - SOME political talk. Not much. Also, Dalton is here!

We're making up for last time this week with two of the most controversial horror films of their respective times - the original Friday the 13th and the more bombastic sequel to Art's first full length bloodbath - Terrifier 2!

Season Four is subtitled "UNHEARD," and it follows a familiar face as he explores the history between his family and some of the strangest and most horrific tales you've never heard...until now.  In episode two, we find an elderly Dr. Marcus Langstrom late in his career, as he speaks to a disturbed young woman with a fantastic tale of magic and desire gone horribly wrong. The old adage is true - be careful what you wish for.  “Bottled Up” was created, written, and adapted for performance by Hunter Hendricks. It stars in order of appearance: Jesse Kimball, Shelby Kimball, Seanán Young, and Lindsey Wolfgong.

It's time for that annual tradition - Halloween trivia! Dalton also makes an appearance to talk about the wrestling incident in Mexico, we name two well deserving MFers, and much more!

It's time! In one of the most hyped features in E&E history, we're watching the Terrifier trilogy! And it all starts here with the original Mime Murderin' classic!

What better way to kick off the spooky season on E&E than with the granddaddy of them all? Dust off your Shatner mask - we're reviewing Halloween!

Season Four is subtitled "UNHEARD," and it follows a familiar face as he explores the history between his family and some of the strangest and most horrific tales you've never heard...until now.  In episode one, a young Dr. Marcus Langstrom travels to Japan against the backdrop of World War II to evaluate a soldier named Edward Rollins, who has been accused of the unspeakable - killing his fellow soldiers. But there is more to Rollins' story, and his account of what happened will force Dr. Langstrom to come face to face with Hell itself.  “UNIT 731” was created, written, and adapted for performance by Seanán Young. It stars in order of appearance: Seanán Young, Hunter Hendricks, and Jesse Kimball.

It's time for that annual tradition - tonight we give you 31 things to watch this spooky season! So, get to it today, junior! Oh, yeah, also something something politics and other horrible things, but also - OCTOBER, BABY!