Lindsay and Mike regale us with the tale of a family who just can't seem to stop getting lost in a glass house. They'll discuss how Matthew Lillard, Tony Shalhoub, and Shannon Elizabeth try their best to captivate audiences in the 2001 re-make of the William Castle classic, Thirteen Ghosts.

Mike and Lindsay bring us a "starter John Carpenter" movie with 1980's The Fog. We'll head to a coastal Californian town where residents try to survive a paranormal, murderous mist.

Lindsay and Mike pack their bags and take a trip to Camp Bloodbath in the 2015 film, The Final Girls. We'll follow leading girl Max and her friends as they find themselves transported into a slasher movie where they'll have to work together to find their final girl and survive Billy's wrath.

Mike and Lindsay talk about the 2006 low-budget mockumentary, Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon. We'll learn what it takes to be a serial slasher, including cardio, advance planning, and knowing how to spot your virgin.

In our very first Roll for Parts, Lindsay and Mike wrestle with the ninth installment of the Friday the 13th franchise, Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday. They'll talk about our intrepid hockey masked, machete wielding foe and his never ending quest for blood and reveal how this movie may have inspired the later Freddy vs. Jason.

In this episode, Mike and Lindsay take on the 1999 horror-comedy, Idle Hands. They'll recount how our dirtbag hero Anton, aided by the re-animated corpses of his friends, tries to stop a possessed, murder obsessed, disembodied hand.

Surprise, it's wolves! Lindsay and Mike throw it back to the year of the werewolf with the 1981 classic, The Howling. We'll follow news anchor Karen and her just so-so husband Bill as they head to a retreat called The Colony and unravel a not-so-subtle mystery.

Mike and Lindsay are ending Wormuary by heading back to high school in the 1998 movie, The Faculty. They'll reveal how these body snatching worms fair when faced with teen angst and an absolutely stacked cast.