Hosts Paul McCoy and John Meredith record an Easter zombie movie marathon special while drinking and medicated, recapping a wild lineup: Burial Ground, Chopper Chicks in Zombie Town, The Boneyard (featuring a giant Phyllis Diller puppet), Savage Land, The Wailing, MadS (a one-take gore ride), Elixir, Ziam, 28 Years Later, Bone Temple, and Daisy Ridley’s We Bury the Dead. They mix enthusiastic movie breakdowns with rants about Walking Dead spinoffs, Coachella streams, and plenty of profanity, taking listeners through highlights, oddities, and recommendations from their annual marathon.

On this episode of Psycho Drive-In, hosts Paul McCoy and John Meredith run through pop-culture news and tributes before diving into a double feature of violent cult horror: Ready or Not 2 and They Will Kill You.

They compare the films’ shared premise—wealthy satanic elites who sacrifice the poor—contrast the tones (Ready or Not 2 as a worldbuilding sequel vs. They Will Kill You’s Tarantino/Kill Bill–style excess), praise lead performances and gore effects, and recommend seeing both back-to-back for a cathartic, over-the-top movie night.

Paul and John kick off the new year with Episode 19 of the Psycho Drive-In Podcast, discussing 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple. They cover standout scenes, performances (including Ralph Fiennes and Jack O’Connell), the film’s themes of grief and recovery, the striking Bone Temple sequence with Iron Maiden, and how the movie reframes the infected as human beings. They also touch on trailers, other films to pair with it, books, and podcast updates.

This episode balances spoiler-free impressions with an in-depth, spoiler-filled breakdown of major moments, characters, and the film’s emotional impact, ending with thoughts on possible directions for the next installment.

Paul and John kick off 2026 by tearing into the weird, violent and brilliant films of 2025. No news — just a rollicking best‑of rundown featuring favorites like Sinners, Sisu 2, Ballerina, The Long Walk, Frankenstein and a pile of wild runner‑ups.

Tune in for blunt takes, spoiler‑friendly chats, gore‑soaked laughs and a few heartfelt picks as they try to make sense of a chaotic year in cinema.

Paul McCoy and John Meredith deliver a Christmas special episode of the Psycho Drive‑In Podcast, dissecting two wildly unexpected holiday films: the Finnish fantasy‑horror RARE EXPORTS (2010) and the Scottish Christmas musical zombie film ANNA AND THE APOCALYPSE (2017).

Expect spoiler discussions, offbeat laughs, recommendations for other nontraditional Christmas movies, and notes on where to stream these cult favorites.

Paul McCoy and John E. Meredith tackle three unforgettable cult horrors — the 1989 Canadian shocker Things, the surreal 1977 cult film Death Bed: The Bed That Eats, and the bizarre 1983 British sci‑fi horror Xtro — breaking down their low‑budget effects, overdubbed audio, and midnight‑movie charm.

They mix irreverent commentary, production anecdotes, and genuine appreciation for the DIY spirit that brought these chaotic films to life.

This episode is for fans of schlocky classics, midnight‑movie oddities, and anyone who enjoys being entertained by movies that defy explanation.

Hosts John and Paul break down two recent releases — Predator: Badlands and The Running Man — weighing the risks and rewards of Badlands’ predator-as-protagonist approach, the film’s violence and effects, and Running Man’s glossy anti-corporate message that often feels sanitized.

The episode also touches on TV and indie film picks (Slow Horses, It: Welcome to Derry, The Lowdown, Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein), recommends favorites like Prey and The Toxic Avenger, and teases future episodes focused on cult and gloriously trashy cinema.