It’s time to get sticky as we embark on covering the entirety of Edgar Wright’s Cornetto trilogy starting with Shaun of the Dead (2004). What does the zombie comedy horror hold for us? Are there any comparisons to obscure video games? You’ll have to find out, right now on Zero Credit(s).

Episode 398: Shaun of the Dead (2004)

In a first every emergency supplemental reading, the Zero Credit(s) boys punch it into hyperspeed to fly amongst those warring stars once again. That’s right, the trailer to Star Wars; The Mandalorian & Grogu dropped a month ago and John just saw it for the first time, so he insisted that we cover it on the show. Is this setting a weird precedent, the ramifications of which are not fully understood? Find out, right here on Zero Credit(s)!

Episode 397: A Supplemental Reading of the Trailer to Star Wars: The Mandalorian & Grogu (2026)

John has left us. In his stead, we have friend of the show Jamie to fill in as we head tot he kitchen to dilute the sauce. Tomato sauce, that is. It’s Attack of the Killer Tomatoes as suggested by Jessica, right here on Zero Credit(s)! Happy Frightentimes!

Episode 396: Attack of the Killer Tomatoes (1978) Ft. Jamie

Continuing our Frightentimes Movietimes, we have 2014’s modern classic It Follows. Come dream with us as we discuss the composition and aesthetic of a horror movie that creeps Henry to the bone and gives John the heebie jeepies, right here on Zero Credit(s).

Episode 395: It Follows (2014)

It’s the mother of all deep dives this week as we descend into The Descent. Six women enter a cave and it’s questionable if any of them leave. What are Henry and John’s spooky thoughts about this creepy movie about cave? Find out, right here on Zero Credit(s).

Episode 394: The Descent (2005)

In August 2005, Louisiana and the Gulf Coast were changed forever. The Skeleton Key, filmed there, was the source of that change. No other reason. =)

Join us as we walk you down to the bayou and do a little deep dive into this classic (?) horror film the Louisiana way, right here on Zero Credit(s).

Episode 393: The Skeleton Key (2005)

Oh, hello there again. It must be…that time. Well alright. Join us. For a discussion of 1977’s House, a film for the whole family. We’ve been dying for you. To arrive.

Episode 392: Hausu/House (1977)

To honor the late Robert Redford, we explore maybe his biggest role of all time and find a bunch of surprises along the way. The ZC Boys head to Bolivia because the law’s after them, right here on Zero Credit(s).

Episode 391: Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969)

We are such huge fans of Tim Robinson’s work that it’s an honor to get a chance to dive into a movie that was tailor made for him, even if he didn’t write or direct it in anyway. Andrew DeYoung watched I Think You Should Leave and decided to pen a movie just for Tim, and here it is. Join us as we take on the emotional journey of men making Friends in their middle age, right here on Zero Credit(s).

Episode 390: Friendship (2024)

The ZC Boys head back to Mississippi in this one to fully understand and appreciate Sinners by Ryan Coogler. Michael B. Jordan plays twins. A lot of people sing the blues. Miles Caton’s voice is amazing. But what lies underneath this Delta tale? Find out right now on Zero Credit(s).

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