Episodes

We’re kicking off the year by going back 103 to the black and white silent film Nosferatu in an exploration of the German Expressionistic silent era film. Listen to us talk about seeing where it all began, right here on Zero Credit(s).

Another year ending means another chance to snapshot determine if it was a Good or a Bad. Ten categories, a best and a worst for each of them create the data points for us to analyze this very question. Movie, Video Game, TV Show and 7 randomly picked categories from suggestions you and others sent in. Let’s do this, one last time in 2024, here is Best/Worst right here on Zero Credit(s).

We switch houses and cozy up with Nancy Meyers’ The Holiday (2006) to find ourselves after a recent breakup. Will our relationship with this movie blossom into new love? Or will some scummy guy cheat on us a few times? Find out, right here on Zero Credit(s).

This week we dive into Wicked (2024) to discover if the movie defies gravity or just turns us into mean-green-witching-machines.

We continue our current events avoidance with Heretic (2024) directed by Scott Beck and Bryan Woods starring Hugh Grant, Chloe East, and Sophie Thatcher. Does this movie knock on the door of quality – yes, it does, that’s not the real question. The real question is what makes it so darn good? Let’s find out together, right here on Zero Credit(s).

When you go to a concert expecting a good time but it turns out the concert is an elaborate trap to catch you, a serial killer. Who hasn’t this happened to? Welcome to our deep dive of Trap, a movie by M. Night Shyamalan released in 2024.

The finale of the Frightentimes is upon us! But don’t worry, we have the power of God and anime on our side! That and the final Highway/Hellway to the Hellhouse, all right here on Zero Credit(s).

According to a scientific study by BroadbandChoices.co.uk, powered by Money Supermarket, this is the scariest movie of all time. Their variables include increase in heartrate in audiences including a total peak heart rate spike, but does this movie earn it? That’s what John and Henry are here to find out – right now on a the Zero Credit(s) Supplemental Reading of Sinister.

The Frightentimes Roll on as we cover a new scam from Russell Brand, John’s career moves, and a turbocharged Hellway to the Hellhouse, right here on Zero Credit(s).

Listen up, ghouls and other ghouls – the Frighentimes are in full swing. Henry’s lost all his blood and is a bit loopy. John is. We’ve got all your frights and special Frightentimes spotlight to shine this week on Zero Credit(s). (This episode of our audio only podcast was filmed in black and white for artistic reasons).

We do what we do in the name of science and furthering our understanding of this world. That being said, maybe we shouldn’t have done this…

The boys are tired, but the zeitgeist never sleeps. Brett Favre, The New Norm, Mike Lindell, and much, much more right here on Zero Credit(s).

With Brat Summer coming to a close, it’s time to give way to Moo Deng Autumn, a thing everyone already knows about, so it’s perfectly reasonable and justifiable to mock people who don’t know about it yet. We’ve got that plus a new Coke flavor, a mini-moon, and John gets very excited about a federal rate cut, right here on Zero Credit(s).

Well it’s De ‘Bate time once again and we…are recording during it so we can’t cover any of it. Whoops! Instead, check out our thoughts on the death of a part of the Internet Archive, the discovery of celebrity number six, and some generally funny JD Vance comments with apparently wide ranging implications right here on Zero Credit(s).

A very much older John returns from the beach to tell us his tales of eldritch horror this week, while Henry regales us with the current happening tales of Amazon drivers and a seemingly ill begotten movie for a popular video game franchise. That and a new and improved funny Highway to the Hellhouse, this week on Zero Credit(s).

John is back in the booths this week to bring us his thoughts on Alien: Romulus while Henry continues the war against 7.99 fast food prices. That and a highlight version of Highway to the Hellhouse, this week on Zero Credit(s).

John is out sick this week, so Jamie’s here to fill that J void. We’ve got some Disney news and a juicy, new perspective Highway to the Hellhouse right here on Zero Credit(s).

For the first Supplemental Reading in [checks notes] over a year?!, the ZC Boys dive headfirst into the fourth wall breaking madness that is 2024’s Deadpool and Wolverine. Will this movie save the MCU and by association all other superhero movies forever? Let’s find out.

We’ve got a jumbo sized episode this week to cover all the goings-on – the Lympic Games, the VP pick, and a overstuffed Highway to the Hellhouse coming for you this week on Zero Credit(s).

Historic weekend after historic weekend has the ZC boys reeling this week with an even longer Highway to the Hellhouse as new candidate Kamala requires some in-depth coverage. That and the largest IT outage since the invention of IT, right here on Zero Credit(s).

In the wake of historical events, the Zero Credit(s) boys stop to report just the facts of what happened. No jokes here. Except for the ones in the episode. Right here on Zero Credit(s).

The boys are back from California and boy have they missed a lot. Some lightning round Headlines leading right into a pretty long and heavy Highway to the Hellhouse, right here on Zero Credit(s).

John has spirited away to San Fransicko, so we’ve had to call in the big guns. Everyone, meet Drew. Together, we talk video games, scandals, Deadpool x Wolverine, and of course that ever important segment The Highway to the Hellhouse. It’s all right here, on Zero Credit(s).

This is one of those episodes that is truly all over the place in the best of ways – anime recs, AI, Highway to the Hellhouse, all right here on Zero Credit(s).