Extreme-o-ween comes to a close as the guys jump into the deep end of the puke pool with the films of Lucifer Valentine. Did these movies break us or were we all just annoyed about wasting our lives watching these? Is LV trying to pass off his personal collection of high-budget fetish videos as art? Who are these grueling slogs for? Plus, we pitch the greatest buddy cop show to have ever been conceived, Anthony may or may not have found an accent he can actually imitate and Brandon finally has to take the HALLOWEEN HOT-SEAT!

Director Dissection #3: Lucifer Valentine

The boys are back and ready to head to space after the grueling month-long event that was Extreme-o-ween and joining them for a discussion on 1983's Spacehunter: Adventures in the Forbidden Zone is none other than author and journalist, Ryan C. Thomas. Is all this set design stolen from the Mad Max art department's garbage? Does Peter Strauss have more raw sexuality than Harrison Ford? And how would the team handle Overdog's maze of death? All this and much more nonsense awaits!

Episode 26: Spacehunter: Adventures in the Forbidden Zone, with Ryan C. Thomas

Sometimes you just need to have an interpretive dance off with a sadistic music teacher while maintaining nothing but whimsy and the boys did just that when they sat down to watch The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T. Why did a filmmaker known for making films about taboo social topics decide to cut so much of the original film and bookend it with the family stuff? Is Dr. T a chaos magician? And did this inspire many popular aspects of The Simpsons?

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