It's the Common Craig's birthday! And it's our 50th episode! What a wonderful time for an 80s Italian splatterfest! First up, be very cautious when accepting free passes to a movie theater. You might end up with a bunch of random people who start turning into demons. Then they'll start getting blood, green goo and pus all over you. Demons (1985) is generally not a pretty sight. And if you live in a large apartment complex, where someone is having a birthday party, you should probably be careful, too. Because they might be watching a documentary involving the events of the first movie, causing a demon to invade their apartment, which sets things up perfectly for the inevitable sequel, Demons 2 (1986). And then from there, you think that you're probably safe in The Church (1989), right? Yeah, until it goes on lockdown due to an automated mechanism, after someone is messing around in the bowels of the building, unleashing an ancient evil!
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