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We mercifully put Halloween back in the grave with this special episode where we leave the theater and pretend to be social historians. More accurately, we hash up some pretty entertaining, albeit cringy childhood trauma of our trick or treating era back in the 70s. Reflective safety tape? Get out of here! Razor blades in your candy? Bring it!
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