It's something a bit different today in the Shed, as we are moving away from our usual Double Feature fare and looking at a slightly different medium - the horror musical. We're still flipping through the latest horror news and covering a really interesting lesser-known horror, and seeing if either of us is capable of getting through an episode about musicals without singing (Spoiler alert - we're not).

Easily Available Horror: The Autopsy of Jane Doe (2016) from Netflix.

  It's Episode 6! But you'll find no Ewoks here, just unconventional vampires and bleak 90's computer games. That's right, we're finally dipping our feet into the very rich vein that is video game horror, as we look at a classic 90's point and click adventure. Then in our DOuble Feature we're looking at two films which contain vampires, but not those of the blood draining variety. Our vampires are after far more than just your blood, my friends.

Easily Available Horror: I Have No Mouth And I Must Scream (1995), Dev: The Dreamers Guild, GoG.com

 In this trip into Bela Lugosi's Shed we are all about aliens - but not those showy aliens who rock up in a spaceship in tinfoil outfits. No, we're into clandestine invasions, and there are no two better examples of the genre that those in our Double Feature today. We also look at a microbudget mockumentary about a shock rocker with an occult secret.

Easily Available Horror: The Devil's Music (2008) from Amazon Prime.

  It's time to wander into the Shed again, brave adventurers! This time we're going under the surface of horror, and looking at some films of subterranean horror. In a rare show of good planning our Easily Available Horror is also on theme as we discuss a classic piece of internet fiction.

Easily Available Horror: Ted the Caver (2003) Internet fiction.