Its Friday The 13th and its a good time to return to our Must See Horror list. In Episode 7 of our podcast we reviewed the Original F13 (go check it our) so in in it's place we review the remake. 

We discuss the film impact within the franchise, the divisive nature of the film approaches to Jason and whether or not the original does deserve its place on the top 100 Must See Horrors. 

Come and tell us your thoughts on Friday The 13th (2009) or if you believe the original deserves a place in the Top 100 Horrors of all time. Find us @cmthpodcast on Twitter and Instagram.

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This week we return to our Video Nasties feature and we have our first case of mistaken identity, a film that went through possible prosecution in Britain only for most within the film community to find it had been mistaken for a far more controversial film. 

We discuss Tobe Hoppers The Funhouse (1981) in depth and talk about tis relation to other films by Tobe Hooper and films from the Video Nasties list. 

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This Week we reach the conclusion of our Summer Slasher Season as we hit the Twenty Twenties and bring ourselves up to date with a modern divisive slasher film - In A Violent Nature (2024). 

We discuss the divisive and controversial aspects of the film including the POV of the killer style, the long shots of walking following the killers and that Yoga death that apparently had some viewers vomiting in the aisles. 

So join the Cast Me To Hell boys as the summer starts to draw to a close and we enjoy a nice hike through the woods with a new psychopathic killer on the block and decide if his approach is artistic horror or as rewarding as watching gameplay of a F13 for over an hour. 

Come and tell us your thoughts on In A Violent Nature and any of the films from the Summer Slasher Season @cmthpodcast on Twitter (X) and Instagram.  

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This week we are back and straight from the cinema with our chests ready to burst from Fede Alvarez's Alien Romulus. 

For the first 20 minutes we are spoiler free, so come and listen before you see the film, then come back and listen as we delve deeper into spoilers. We talk about the homage Alvarez's pays to the franchise as a whole and whether some of these improve or damage the film. 

So get in your ship, cover your faces, and beware of anything shaped like genitalia because Aliens are coming to Cast Me To Hell.

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This week we close out a much beloved modern horror trilogy with Ti West's X Trilogy's conclusion MaXXXine (2024). We discuss the our own divisive expectations for this conclusion by linking back to the common themes within X and Pearl. 

We look at the positives and negatives of this concluding chapter and how it relates to the previous films in the trilogy. We look at the homage of 80's films and culture including the Giallo Italian horror influences, video nasties and snuff films. We consider the impact of Mia Goth across the 3 films and how her performance and the script have changed for better or worse. 

So grab your gun, get some eyeliner on those Bettys Davis eyes, put on them stiletto's and for the love of God men tuck them nuts in when you lie naked on the ground because Maxine and the Cast Me To Hell boys are going on a journey together and it involving kicking ass, taking names and crushing nuts!

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This week we follow our slasher delve into the noughties now with a step into the twenty tens with Irish Horror Comedy Stiches (2012). We discuss this niche largely unknown clown horror Stiches starring northern comedian Ross Noble.

A first time viewing for Seb and Robbie we look at its status as a slasher, as a dark comedy and how it's low budget makes it feel like soap Eastenders meets Killer clowns from outer space but both with more gore. 

So grab your red noses, create your own blown up balloon made from a human head and makes sure to keep your self on the boil because the Cast me To Hell Boys are hitting summer with a sadly unknown clown to bring the humour and the slashing. 

Come and tell us your thoughts on Stitches and any of the films from the Summer Slasher Season @cmthpodcast on Twitter (X) and Instagram.  

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Summer Slasher Season reaches the early noughties with 2003's Haute Tension (High Tension) or for those that prefer more on the nose titles Switchblade Romance. 

We discuss this controversial French horror thriller that is often cited for it's divisive twist that many believe ruins a fantastic suspense filled modern slasher. The CMTH Boys come in to talk about the film and twist offering reasons for and against it's divisive structure. We discuss the incredible practical effects, music and as the name implies tension of the film including its status as a New Extremist horror film alongside films like Hostel and A Serbian Film. 

So grab your favourite decapitated love machine, ensure that close friends are who you believe them to be and always check before you answer the door because the CMTH boys are bursting our way in and you don't wanna lose your heads. 

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This week we come at you straight from the cinema with a transformed Nicholas Cage horror thriller Longlegs. 

The first 15 minutes are spoiler free for those who still want to make up their minds on the film. Then we launch our longlegs into the big spoilers of the film.

We discuss the film's cinematic equivalents, the key performances and the divisive nature of the film. Is this the scariest new horror film like the trailer's say...listen to find out our thoughts.

So lie back, stretch out those longlegs and prepare yourself for some cage madness as the Cast Me To Hell boys are out to catch a killer.

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We continue Summer Slasher Season with the most obvious choice for a Summer Slasher and a modern horror classic - I Know What You Did Last Summer (1997). 

We discuss the impact of writer Kevin Williamson in 90's slashers, the sequels spawned and the more thriller aspect of this modern teen slasher. We also return to a point raised previously in Cast Me To Hell lore, Is Jennifer Love Hewitt a good scream queen or should Sarah Michelle Gellar of been the lead of this hooking horror. 

So gather the best looking horror cast of the 90's, bring along a bottle of Jack, don't forgot to possibly kill a pedestrian on the way and you have the plot for a horror thriller that let's be honest you didn't pay full attention to because that cast was just too hot back then. 

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We are back and hitting one of the biggest and most controversial hit in horror or in all of film. We begin our Summer Slasher Season with the cult classic Sleepaway Camp (1983). Following our discussion of Summer Slashers (If you did check out that episode, go back and listen!) we delve into a season of slasher films released, set in or enjoyed during the summer time. 

We discuss the controversies of Sleepaway Camp, the strange foreign horror influences and the forgotten director who wasn't even told his film had become such a cult classic to many. Of course we also talk about the twist and its impact at the time and in modern day.

So grab your sleeping bag, get down to your cabin, gather round the fire and prepare your mind to be blown and watch out for some diddlers trying to get you to blow other things as the Cast Me to Hell boys head on down to Sleepaway Camp.

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