We're cracking open a barrel of undead mayhem in this episode of 100 Yards Over the Rim, diving headfirst into Dan O’Bannon’s punk rock horror classic, The Return of the Living Dead. Discover how this 1985 splatter-fest redefined zombies with running corpses, talking ghouls, and a killer soundtrack. We explore the film’s bizarre origins, iconic moments (yes, Tarman!), behind-the-scenes feuds, and its lasting impact on horror cinema. Come for the brains—stay for the weird history. Join us... 100 Yards Over the Rim!

In this episode, we dig up one of horror’s foundational anthology films—Tales from the Crypt (1972). From crumbling catacombs to karmic justice, we dissect how this British horror classic brought EC Comics' grisly morality tales to the big screen. Jerome explores the film’s influence on genre storytelling, its unforgettable host the Crypt Keeper (before the wisecracks), and the eerie elegance of Amicus Productions’ golden era. Plus: what makes anthology horror so timeless? And why do these tales of poetic justice still hit so hard? Tune in, if you dare.

"Step into another dimension with CNM Instructor/Freelance Editor Andrew Swan as we unravel the mysteries of 'The 16 Millimeter Shrine' from The Twilight Zone. Buckle up and join us for a journey... 100 Yards Over The Rim!"