Joe Bob Briggs is back for a whole new season filled with chilling films, incredible guests including Roger Corman, and lots of thrills you won't want to miss.

Gather 'round for a dive into the Howling series, a horror franchise as unpredictable as a game of Twister with a meth addled chimp. It's a wild, wacky world where werewolves rule.

Aiming for holiday horror cult status, the film mixed dark humor and a televangelist subplot, intriguingly tying Easter and rabbits to themes of rebirth and unquenchable desire, despite mixed reviews.

Jessica Dwyer chats with Joe Bob about horror journalism, the significance of movie hosting, classic horror and Sci-Fi, retro TV, and more!

Joe Bob Briggs celebrates horror with a Texas twang on "The Last Drive-In," converting fans to the "good cult" of horror, honoring legends like Roger Corman, and keeping drive-in spirit alive.

Joe Bob Briggs reflects on the 1970s and 1980s as pivotal for genre cinema, highlighting the '70s for experimentation and the '80s for video store accessibility, marking distinct eras in filmmaking.