Flash Pulp - The Skinner Co. Network

Tonight we delve into the knotted history that would one day make Smith a Police Sergeant, a dedicated father, and a haunted man.

Prepare yourself for: Painted faces, roaming chainsaw/knife fights, the evil eye, interdepartmental fighting, and The Achievers

Tonight we present a tale of modern terror and psychedelic incidents unfolding, before the astonished eyes of a mother and child, on a Capital City backstreet.

Prepare yourself for: Organ transplants, biased wifi, Putin's occult undertakings, Mac & Cheese, and Project Muddy York.

Jessica May - The Tightened Braid (Blackhall's Theme)

Jessica May - March to the Stars (The Joe Monk Theme)

Prepare yourself for: Florida, book herpes, celebrities doing terrible things, '80s movies, the better cut of Top Gun, and Mulligan Smith.

Tonight, Mulligan Smith, private investigator and lifelong resident of Capital City, finds himself drawn to the edge of civilization by one Molly Blackhall.

In which we chat about Strawberry Fanta and who not to buy Operation for.

Tonight, Will Coffin, urban shaman, and Bunny, his increasingly sober apprentice, eat pancakes and aid a man haunted by his past.

Tonight, Will Coffin, urban shaman, has a brief conversation with the remnants of the woman he married.

Tonight, Will Coffin, urban shaman, and Bunny, his vodka-dependent apprentice, encounter the strange tale of Laila Hamilton, wife and secret nuzzler.

Tonight the chrononauts have gathered this evening to consider 1961’s The Beast of Yucca Flats, starring Tor Johnson.

Prepare yourself for: Creepy '90s doctors, fixing racist bus ads, flower guns, Kar'WickCon 2015, and The Irregular Division.

Tonight, the public has its first encounter with the government-assembled group of misfits who would one day become known as the Irregular Division.

A brief discussion of Hart Island, an honest Canadian Crook, Bruce Jenner, and gaming with the Mob

Tonight we introduce The Irregular Division, the newest, and final, thread of the Flash Pulp universe. Here it all begins to come together - and here it all begins to unravel.

Prepare yourself for: Cinematic folklore, shaking it off, action adventure Poltergeist, retirement franchises, and The Murder Plague

We've gathered this evening to consider 1959’s The Bat, starring Agnes Moorehead and Vincent Price.

Tonight we tell a brief super-heroic tale from the pulpy pages of Capital City’s funny books. A story of bumbling newsmen, space avengers, and true villainy.

Tonight we attempt to survive another encounter on the streets of Capital City alongside our hero, Harm Carter, a victim of the homicidal paranoia that infects the city’s inhabitants.

Tonight we present a tale of summer miscreancy and the unexpected phantasms of childhood.

Prepare yourself for a very special FlashCast Minisode

Prepare yourself for: Giant Rage Monsters, mysterious millions, a not-terrible holiday office party mix, Wolves of the Calla, Kar'Mas Karols, and Blackhall.

Tonight we present a chilling tale of long distance miscommunication and the intimacy of strangers.

We're gathered this evening to consider 1959’s Attack of the Giant Leeches, an American International Pictures flick.

Tonight we present a fairy tale in the oral tradition, as told in the Capital City style.

Tonight we hear the whispered tale behind the black ambulance said to haunt the backroads of Capital County.

Tonight we find ourselves visitors to the shores of the Island of Corosia, and walk among the contagions that rage across it.

Prepare yourself for: The Hunger Games salute, mailing body parts, self-defeating nazis, Ashley Madison, and Mulligan Smith.

Tonight the Chrononaut Cinema Reviews gang considers 1960’s Atom Age Vampire.

Tonight, private investigator Mulligan Smith finds himself at the center of an online web of deceit and broken hearts.

Tonight, Mulligan Smith, PI, finds himself involved in a high-speed chase.

Tonight we present a tale of betrayal and violence influenced by Jurd’s current international travel status - that influence mostly being exhaustion.

Some thoughts from the edge of the Pacific

In which JRD ruminates on missing floors.

In which JRD ruminates about fourth-dimensional syllables and post-apocalyptic alleys.

Prepare yourself for: Unliving dolls, the Budapest smile club, the October 31, dill pickle vodka, and Tony Dibbs

Tonight we present Tony Dibbs, a man with absolute power.

Prepare yourself for: Floridian crime, the Holy Grail, Operation Raleigh, personal vampires, and Coffin.

Tonight we begin our slow approach towards Halloween with a tale of Capital City tricks and treats.

We’re gathered this evening to consider 1940’s The Ape, starring Boris Karloff.

The October 31! Intense Family Matters! An Expedition to the Americas!

We've gathered this evening to consider the matter of The Amazing Mr X, a 1948 Bernard Vorhaus film.

In which I ruminate about Godzilla and other giant monsters, a week off, and mistakes.

Tonight, Thomas Blackhall - master frontiersman, student of the occult, and grieving husband - completes his tale regarding the beginning of the end, and the woman who stole his wife’s cadaver.

Tonight we tell the tale of a mother outcast in a haunted world, and the strange roads down which her choices would lead her.

Tonight we present an occult fairy tale of sorts, as we enter an ancient forest to happen upon a bloody scene and an abandoned child.

In which I ruminate about dentist smells and a childhood friend.