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Steve and Sean chat about hating trailers, the Renfield trailer, the Evil Dead Rise trailer, and not watching the Beau is Afraid trailer, before discussing their experience seeing M3GAN.
Then, Adam from Eye of the Duck joins them to draft Scariest Toys!
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