Love is in the air at Cast Me To Hell as Robbie takes a trip to West Germany for a look at an extreme horror movie!

Nekromantik is a film that broke all boundaries as it explores love, death and features a kind of threesome you definitely want to avoid.

The film is not for the faint hearted, so if you're going to join us this Valentine's Day, leave the chocolates at home and bring a sick bag.

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Ten-hut, form in squad, for today's episode Robbie is looking at William Lustig's 1996 straight to video b-movie zombie slasher!

The target of today's operation, all sorts of creeps, cowards and those who are against the good old American way of life, because this week: Uncle Sam wants you dead!

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Today's episode of Cast Me To Hell comes straight from the depths of hell, as Robbie discusses 1977's low budget zombie b movie - SHOCK WAVES.

Join Robbie as he is shipwrecked and awakens a platoon of zombified Nazi soldiers, as we look a forgotten horror b movie from the era that brought us disco music and porno moustaches. 

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This week at Cast Me To Hell, Robbie is looking at film that was originally a Video Nasty but was taken off the list, as he discusses 1981's Dead & Buried (also often called Dead and Buried).

This coastal based horror feels like a throwback to English folk horror of the lates 60s and 70s, meets a brutal 80s slasher.

Based on a story by the creators of Alien and featuring a pre-Nightmare on Elm Street Robert England, this film will take your breath away....all of it.

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Home is where the haunt is in our latest episode as Robbie discusses 5 home invasion horror movies.

Just when you thought it was safe to be at home, these five films will make sure you triple check the lock as Robbie discusses break-ins gone wrong, shocking twists and an underrated fantastic final girl.

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In this weeks episode of Cast Me To Hell, Robbie takes a time travelling trip to the 80s and the Golden Age of Slasher Films, as Robbie chats about some of the films he thinks are underrated slashers.

Swap your hockey masks and machetes for some pickaxes, graveyard ghouls and even some a visit to your local friendly grocery store, but don't worry, these films are still full of gory goodness and enough dismembered body parts to build your very own Frankenstein (or is it Frankenstein's monster?)

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Robbie is kicking off the first Cast Me To Hell episode of 2023 with a solo adventure as he talks about three of the foreign horror movies that got him into watching subtitled and dubbed horror films!

We're talking some Italian Giallo and how they inspired the golden age of slashers, South Korean zombies and some good old 80s demonic possession as Robbie talks about how these films helped him to appreciate horror movies made outside of the US and UK.

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This week we return to our video nasties feature to look at 1981's controversial Nightmare or as its also known Nightmare in a Damaged Brain the superior title. 

We discuss the insanity of the film in detail and go into its sordid past as the only UK film in the video nasty era to ever lead to prosecution and the murky past of the film. 

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Fresh from Shudder Robbie is taking a look at Joe Begos' new yuletide neon drenched slasher, Christmas Bloody Christmas. 

Described as Silent Night, Deadly Night meets The Terminator, Robbie discusses the good, the not so good, and the so-so of this straight to streaming gory good time.

Is this a yuletide treat, or did Joe Begos leave us some coal for our bad behaviour?

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In this week's episode a new feature is introduced in Copycat horror and we do a first for the podcast as we're going at it solo with just Seb this week. In this only occasional occurrence Seb brings you his Copycat horror for 1978's Halloween.

Copycat horror's are horror films that spawned other horror movies that are basically copies of the originals ideas or are eerily familiar to all of us horror fans. Some of these horrors stand on their own or are enjoyable horrors in their own right but cant totally escape the original shadow. Seb will discuss several films that he believes are copycat's of John Carpenters Halloween, pointing out similar scenes, themes and concepts. 

So join one half of Cast Me To Hell for one week only as he finds all of the copycats in the horror pantheons mitts and reveals them for the naughty movies that they are.

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