Episode 631: The Kentucky Teenage Vampire Clan Murders Part III - I'm Your Parents Now

Henry & Eddie reunite to bring you this week's weirdest stories and wildest news - Henry fills in Ed on The Silent Man, The Mini Lights, & Asensual masturbation THEN - the United Flight cancelled over woman's "biohazard" diarrhea, Aussie Prisoners caught stealing/eating Guinea Pigs from Animal Shelter, Love triangle ends with a violent shootout at Detroit senior citizen home, Colorado Couple lived with dead throuple partner's body for over a year, Listener E-Mails, Last Podcast's New Halloween Project is finally revealed, and much, much, more! Sign up for our Newsletter NOW to be one of the first to get your hands on "Fright Jannsen's Revolting Repository of Ghastly Sounds Vol 1 and 2" on limited vinyl!

Henry & Eddie sit down for a SPOILER-FILLED interview with writer and director of the new film Weapons, Zach Cregger joins the show to break down his latest horror masterpiece. The boys discuss taking the leap from Improv to Horror, Zach reveals how Henry helped him find the voice of "The Mother" in Barbarian, we take a peek into Zach's upcoming Resident Evil film, and much, much more! WARNING: THIS INTERVIEW CONTAINS SPOILERS FOR WEAPONS, SO IF YOU DO NOT WANT TO BE SPOILED, GO SEE WEAPONS, RETURN PROMPTLY, AND CONSUME.

The boys return to the story of The Kentucky Vampire Cult Murders, picking back up with self-proclaimed 500-year-old vampire Rod Ferrell, his crew of unwittingly gullible goths, and the small-town beef that would eventually lead to two brutal murders.

Henry Zebrowski & friends bring you this week’s weirdest stories and true-crime news - UK villain “The Silent Man” RETURNS to wreak havok, new details reveal Devil’s Den Killer was also a very bad teacher, Natalie Jean takes a look at the mysterious "Mini Lights" of St. Pete, Jake Young reacts to a mischievous Texan man-baby in need of a diaper change, then to cap it all off - Toad Stories & Listener Emails with Grant Gordon!

Henry & Eddie sit down with writer and director of the new film Sovereign (starring Nick Offerman, Jacob Tremblay, & Dennis Quaid). Christian Swegal joins the show to discuss stepping into the lawless world of Sovereign Citizens, working with Hollywood heavyweights on his directorial debut, and turning a tragic event into a beautiful film.