On behalf of the House Of Hammer podcast, Smokey talks to Adam about his love for that most respected of classic British horror brands!

Adam and Smokey take a look at Billy Wilder’s legendary comedy while dressed in skirts. Even more terrifying are the heels. And the fact that they now prefer this look to jeans

We’re back in comedy territory this time, as Adam and Smokey shine a light on an under-seen gem from 1934 - Sing And Like It - starring Nat Pendleton, Edward Everett Horton, Pert Kelton, ZaSu Pitts, a whole lot of chewing gum, and far too many verses of the “Mother” song…

There’s a chill in the air, and a murderer on the loose!
Join Smokey and Adam as they take a trip into lamplit London, and a woeful tale of a very toxic couple in 1955’s Footsteps In The Fog starring Jean Simmons and Stewart Granger… but is it any good?

Not only is it Sherlock time, again, but its also guest time! Adam and Smokey welcome Ben Taylorson (Rated H, The House of Hammer) back, to introduce him to some good ol Rathbone and Bruce action. Does Ben like it? Who does the best Nigel Bruce impression? But, more importantly? Which condiment suits the guys best?

Adam and Smokey have an 'engagement with macabre' as they sample The Black Sleep. A little bonus episode for you all and to make it extra special, the lads chose a film that makes them both slightly uncomfortable...and not in a good way!

Adam and Smokey get all ambiguous, this time. Let's have some more Charles Laughton, shall we? This maybe the only podcast that can take you through some 1940's noir, via the Oscars and Ted Lasso.

It's epic time! Adam dusts off the 1930 war classic and presents it to rookie Smokey, for his first time watch. Brutal, harsh, sobering and scary...Adam is still a great podcaster and this film needed to be reviewed

The countdown is done, the ticking has finally stopped! Adam introduces Smokey to The Big Clock. So, let's all hate the colour green, lob a timepiece at someones head and marvel at how loud the squeak on Smokey's chair is!

Adam pops a parrot on his shoulder, grabs his sword and leads Smokey into battle...kind of. It's time for the ultimate pirate 'drama' of Captain Blood. Which contrary part of the film will bug Smokey this time?