Here we go again playing to the algorithm with a 2009 unknown indie. Shameless. Talking with Mike about love, demons and the lengths we go for the love of demons.   

The worst film we've ever covered. Reference comedy alla 2000s youtubers slotted with live action anal vore. I wish I was joking. Terror at Bloodfart Lake is the final boss in a gauntlet of shitty straight to DVD films standing way too proud. I hope you guys enjoy it more than we did.

The last of Keiran and Thai going over auteur filmaking, finishing off with a man who lives on a military compound. Reviewing Antichrist, Melancholia and the House that Jack Built with a fun Von Trier or Nazi quote quiz throw in for good measure. Not for the faint of heart. 

Interpreting an entirely visual film centred on nihilism, great idea. Three people with three different perspectives on Mad God discuss the meaning of the misery behind Mad God the great stopmotion showcase by Phill Tipet 

August Underground, gore porn or misunderstood dada art? Really getting our pretention on for a franchise famous in the underground circuits for death, psychopaths and losers. At least we can agree Vogel has some grizzly effects.

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One Pill Makes you Larger....

Keiran and Thai going over the bizzare and varied history of Alice in Wonderland adaptations; focusing on the 1988 Czech version but also touching on the Disney, American Mcgee and something so strange it defies explanation. Even for Alice. 

Little bit of shameless cross promotion as well - We released our first ever short on Vimeo, 7th Circle of Film - Dead Man Walking feel free to tell us what you think

What's better than a man risking everything to fufill his dream of making a film? When that dream involves 300 gallons of blood, that's what. 

Keiran and Thai go over early era Peter Jackson all the while questioning and thanking whoever was insane enough to give this kiwi control of Lord of the Rings a decade later. 

Discussions on the philosophy of nihilism, that's why everyone's listening right? We look through the first couple Hellraisers and what made them so compelling from both a film making perspective and as a mirror to some of the more cathartic desires people have. Special guest Mike, friend of myself this time round, getting back to regular hosts and the like next episode.

The end to a long, mediocre road of films finishing out with a clone filled bang. A review of the last half of Paul W.S Andersons magnum opus franchise with added clones. Did I mention clones?

Special thanks to Ronja who provided a pinpoint impression of Alice, xanex induced and all. 

A hit of classic 2000s nostalgia that probably should've stayed in the early 00s. Going over all five of the Final Destination films with unqualified conversations on predeterminism and perfectly qualified immature jokes thrown in for good measure.

The fifth one's in 3-D you know they have to be good.