The Last Drive-in With Joe Bob Briggs Season 9 Episode 2 Deadly Games

The Last Drive-in With Joe Bob Briggs season 9 episode 2, titled Deadly Games, is a horror-comedy special that promises to take viewers on a thrilling ride through some of the most bizarre and blood-curdling films ever made. Hosted by the legendary Joe Bob Briggs, the episode brings together two feature films and a number of short films that are sure to keep viewers on the edge of their seats.

The first feature film on this episode of The Last Drive-in With Joe Bob Briggs is the French film Deadly Games (known as Dial Code Santa Claus in its original release), which follows a young boy trying to survive a home invasion by a sadistic Santa Claus. The film, which was released in the late 1980s, was well-ahead of its time with its mix of dark humor, home invasion horror, and action set-pieces, and is considered a cult classic to this day. Deadly Games has been rarely seen in the US, making its debut on The Last Drive-in With Joe Bob Briggs episode a much-anticipated one.

The second feature film on this episode is the classic slasher flick, Slaughterhouse. Directed by Rick Roessler, the film follows a particular charismatic pig farmer who is a bit too attached to his hogs, and his revenge against the town that wants to shut him down. The film is known for its odd mix of humor and gore, and for its creative kills that make it a must-see for any horror fan. Slaughterhouse also features the work of special effects guru Jim Isaac and is a hidden gem in the library of campy, low-budget horror.

In addition to the two feature films, this episode also includes a selection of short films that are sure to delight horror fans of all stripes. These short films will screen in between the feature films, and are designed to keep the momentum going and to whet viewers' appetite for more horror. The short films included in this episode are yet to be revealed, but based on previous episodes of The Last Drive-in With Joe Bob Briggs, viewers can expect a mix of slashers, creature features, and mind-bending short films that push the boundaries of what can be considered horror.

As always, Joe Bob Briggs will provide his trademark brand of humor, wit, and commentary throughout the episode. Joe Bob is a horror icon in his own right, having hosted shows like TNT's Monstervision and written several books on the horror genre. His unique perspective on the films he presents, combined with his encyclopedic knowledge of horror cinema, make each episode of The Last Drive-in With Joe Bob Briggs a must-watch event for horror fans.

Overall, The Last Drive-in With Joe Bob Briggs season 9 episode 2, Deadly Games, is shaping up to be a thrilling, blood-soaked ride through some of the most unique and eccentric horror films ever made. With its mix of horror, humor, and commentary, this episode promises to be a treat for anyone who loves the weird and wonderful world of horror.