Yeah, it's been while since our last DVD Load-Down installment. This one, unfortunately, doesn't have an opening sketch because due to unforeseen circumstances beyond our control, we had to do this one very last minute. Ah well, in place of an opening sketch, we're debuting an opening sequence that Milky came up with sometime ago. It's a tribute of sorts to a few of his favorite movies. It's a bit morbid, but it's a really nice piece.
This week, we're reviewing STRIPPERS VS. WEREWOLVES. As you would expect, it's pretty damn silly, but entertaining nevertheless.
Milky won this Blu-Ray via a pretty cool podcast called Mail Order Zombie. Check 'em out.
Well, it's been more than a month since we sat down and recorded a podcast. It's been so long that some of us weren't even sure how to get back into it. Still, the enthusiasm of sitting down and recording after so long really drove us to push out a pretty great episode. Absence really does make the heart grow fonder.
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This week's Teasing Loads has me questioning Milky whether or not he would comply with Maria's last request:
Also check out last week's sketch, Intruder!
In this episode, the Bitches and Maria sit in to discuss when breasts are too big, the sculpting of genitals on tombstones, and Pouch's wild night out. The DLP boys ponder the many uses of feces. Also, Pouch professes his admiration for a teenage idiot.
DROPTOBER continues with another installment of DVD Load-Down. This week, we're doing an 80's movie entitled 976-EVIL, directed by Robert Englund, the man who played Freddy Krueger. And with that, the sketch continues where it left off previously. While Milky waits for Pouch to finish putting on his makeup in preparation for a Halloween party, he pours himself something to drink. However, it seems there is someone else in the house that Milky wasn't aware of. Watch and see what happens next.
