Robot/Alien/Demon Squad - A Monster Squad Minute Special Assignment

It's been so long... so very long... and now Andrew and Justin are back in the treehouse getting ready for more Monster Squad Minutes next week! But before we get there, we're talking about other possible Monster Squad-esque monster mashes using a gamut of 80s practical effectsy beasties! From a Robot Squad with Terminator, Johnny Five and the Flight of the Navigator ship, to a fight between the Poltergeist House and the Amityville Horror house, we're taking a deep dive into classic 80s sci fi and horror. Also, we tried out a different recording format and... it wasn't great! Back to the classics next week. "Monster Mash" ©Reservoir 416 (BMI) Published By Reservoir Media Management, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Used By Permission.

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