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On this week's New Flesh, Joe & Brett celebrate the show's one year anniversary! There are 2 weeks worth of Bits 'n Pieces, plenty of what they watched, and the podcast ends with a hearty endorsement of South Korea's zombie blockbuster TRAIN TO BUSAN. But most importantly, Joe reveals the true power of The Secret.

On this week's New Flesh, Brett sits down with legendary horror filmmakers Larry Fessenden and Glenn McQuaid (I SELL THE DEAD, V/H/S)! Joe is nowhere to be found. After confirming once and for all how to pronounce Larry's last name, Larry and Glenn detail their audio drama series "Tales From Beyond the Pale," which is now available on iTunes and their website, and discuss the allure of making strictly audio rather than a typical feature. After promoting their upcoming live show (October 20th at Lincoln Center in NYC!), Larry explains just how close he came to remaking THE ORPHANGE with Guillermo Del Toro and Kate Winslet, and ultimately get into a discussion on what's wrong with the mainstreaming of the horror genre. In addition to writing and directing numerous films (NO TELLING, HABIT, WENDIGO, THE LAST WINTER, BENEATH), you may recognize Larry from his roles in countless horror films, including HOUSE OF THE DEVIL, YOU'RE NEXT, STAKELAND, WE ARE STILL HERE, THE BATTERY, and many more. Tickets for Tales From Beyond the Pale Live go on sale this Thursday.

On this week's New Flesh, Joe reflects on Riot Fest, Brett reviews a week of movies, and the pair both don their best Edward Snowden impressions before diving into all things BLAIR WITCH related.

The New Flesh is proud to present the much-anticipated Lloyd Kaufman interview! Before dropping some new Troma exclusives, Lloyd introduces Joe & Brett to John Brennan of Kabukiman's Cocktail Corner, and before long the conversation moves to jizz and 'short' people. Lloyd dishes on the upcoming TOXIC AVENGER remake, talks about working with James Gunn, Trey Parker, Matt Stone, Oliver Stone, and turning down Madonna. Enjoy as Lloyd and John hilariously take our hosts through the years of Troma — after everyone catches their breath from laughing so hard, that is.

Brett and Joe prepare for next week's big interview with Troma's Lloyd Kaufman by revisiting two of Troma's most notable features. Before that, Brett and Joe pontificate on Mel Gibson, and Joe talks a lot about The Misfits.

Does anybody even read these things? On this week's episode, Brett and Joe sit through Rob Zombie's latest offering — but did they enjoy it? Power through about an hour of small talk and find out!

The New Flesh returns with more Troma talk! Before that, Brett and Joe detail their long list of recent views, and discuss the much anticipated DON'T BREATHE.

The New Flesh is excited to welcome writer/director of CREEP and THE OVERNIGHT Patrick Brice to the podcast with a very special announcement. After Brice officially confirms CREEP 2, he walks Brett & Joe through the evolution of CREEP, talks how studio notes can helpful, and makes a connection between the Grateful Dead and his next feature. And yes, Adam Scott's dick is discussed.

Normally Brett writes these things. I don't think they're important. I (Joe) go it alone. I think it went pretty well! I talk about Mortal Kombat, my cats, Anthony Keidis' dad, and a bunch of other shit, the go on and on about Lloyd Kaufman's book Make Your Own Damn Movie with I throughly enjoyed. We'll be talking Troma for the next few episodes prepping for an interview with Lloyd next month i think. Bye

The New Flesh is sick and tired of Stephen King —and you probably are too. This week, Brett and Joe "put a button" on the Stephen King series by wasting precious time and energy enduring some of the worst King adaptations to ever grace the screen. Before that, Brett gets a little loud about SUCIDE SQUAD (for, like, 20 minutes), Joe discusses a new Vice documentary on the director of BIRDEMIC, and Rob Zombie's new film's bizarre release strategy is revealed. The New Flesh returns next week with the first in a new series — the films of Troma!