On Saturday, I went through some of the Lore catalog, which was perfect for a cold, rainy Halloween. The episodes are short, and Aaron Mahnke is a cozy, pleasant story-teller.

The last Flop House of Shocktober is also one of the funniest of the year: the peaches are joined by frequent guest and Daily Show writer Hallie Haglund to review the latest board game-based flop, Ouija (pronounced Wee-ja, according to the dictionaries). Like any great episode, the movie is barely discussed in favor…

I was Quint, and, ironically, I'm the only one who doesn't drink.

I actually dressed for the first time in about a decade on Friday; me and my roommates went as Quint, Brody and Hooper from Jaws.

Not the way I celebrate.

I'll say "fuck this weather"; I usually like cold, rainy weather, but right now it's making my cold worse, and (sorry if this is TMI) it makes my psoriasis act up to the point where it's too itchy and painful to sleep.

Apparently, none other than Louis CK is a guest on tonight's episode of GF.

I'm still coming to terms with the fact that Gravity Falls is likely approaching it's end.

Modest Mouse- "Never Ending Math Equation"
Grizzly Bear- "Cheerleader"
Deerhoof- "The Trouble With Candyhands"
Dr. Dog- "The Ark"
The Antlers- "French Exit"
Andrew Bird- "Sweep the Field"
Sea Wolf- "Middle Distance Runner"

I knew someone who successfully robbed a convenience store Florida, but then got arrested later that day when he got drunk at a party and shot a gun into the ceiling.

I never met him, but I knew several people who were close friends with Georgia child-murderer Ryan Brunn (and I apparently once smoked weed purchased from him).

Stuart is definitely more talkative and open this year (compared to a year or two ago, when a listener asked the guys which actors they would prefer to play them in a movie, and Elliot suggested an Easter Island head for Stu).

"Reach into the box, it's a witch's head!"

*Places bid for picture of Simon signed by Roger Moore*

"Hi, I'm Paul Dado; I care so much, I changed my name".

Hello, I'm Phantasm Dad…

It's Shocktober at The Flop House, and the Peaches discuss the horror movie Deliver Us From Evil in one of their longest episodes to date; the ninety-minute runtime gives the guys plenty of room to go on some great, lengthy tangents.

We had Rick and Morty, but that was late-night cable…

Was the summer television season so desperate we chose to watch the GOP debates instead?

No, but the neighborhood potlucks were still very intense.