Our Summer Slasher Season is here, and this year we're hitting up the sororities for some slasher scares.

To kick start the season, the boys both give 3 sorority slasher recommendations to get you into the mood and give a little tease at a couple of the films to come this season. Robbie brings some 2000s cult classics whilst Seb keeps it classic with some 80s fun and an extremely deep cut from the 30s.

Be sure to pledge to the Cast Me To Hell sorority this summer, and be sure to join us as we cover the chills, thrills and all the kills that our films have to offer

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We've got one more Must See Horror before we kickstart our Summer Slasher Series, so we're looking at Peter Jackson's Braindead/Dead Alive.

Before he brought us the unforgettable fantasy epic of J.R.R Tolkien's Lord of the Ring's, Peter Jackson was getting up to some extremely gory weirdness with something that's a little Evil Dead, a little Monty Python and a little something we don't really understand.

When a Sumatran Monkey-Rat bites his mother and zombifies her, Lionel Cosgrove has got to do something? Stop it from spreading? Keep her alive? Shag a Latina? Truth be told, it's a horror-comedy that you've got to just sit back and experience.

But is Braindead/Dead Alive Must See Horror

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Our Must See Horror features sees us cover one of the breakthrough horrors of the 2000s, and the first chapter in what would become a juggernaut of a franchise.

Another film which kickstarted the "torture porn" subgenre, but one that wears a bit more of its Seven influences on its sleeve, Saw is part gritty procedural crime thriller and part blood-soaked psychological terror. Featuring the birth of horror icon John Kramer/Jigsaw, a decade-defining twist and some wince-inducing scenes, Saw set the box office ablaze.

So, Listener, join us in our very own game as we ask - Is Saw Must See Horror

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Our Must See Horror feature sees the boys get into a spot of bother whilst backing around Slovakia, as we discuss Eli Roth's Hostel.

Arguably one of the biggest horror films of the 2000s, and one of the precursors to the "torture porn" genre that blackened the good name of horror, Hostel takes a look at the dark side of travelling as two American travellers (and one Icelandic charmer), get more than they bargained for when exploring for excitement.

Featuring some mystery, foreshadowing and an extremely gory third act that just keeps amping up, the boys find themselves split on their opinions of this mid-2000s horror. There's debates around the intentions of the writing, the rewatchability, the pacing and the overall concept and execution of the film.

But the most importantly is Hostel a Must See Horror

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Summer is officially here and as we prepare for our annual Summer Slasher Season, we thought we'd kick things off with some Must See Horror debates.

We're revving up the gore for this selection of Must See Horrors, and as we've already covered the iconic 1974 original, we thought we'd take a look at the slasher remake that kickstarted the whole early to late 2010s slasher remake craze.

Featuring Jessical Biel in a white vest and a cowboy hat, and a phenomenal performance by the late, great R. Lee Emery, 2003s Texas Chainsaw Massacre looks at modernising the original without treading the same old ground. There's more gore, more grime and plenty of blood good times.

But how does it stack up to the original?

Find out as we discuss the Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003

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We return to our quick look at horror genre spoofs as we look at meta horror-comedy The Final Girls.

Still reeling from the tragic death of her mother, a teen finds herself magically transported to the slasher film that her mother starred in as a young adult. Released in 2015, The Final Girls features a well known cast of young actors and aims to riff on the classic camp slasher as well as try and tell a heartfelt story about grief and letting go.

But does the film deserve its cult status? Is this a perfect pairing of horror and comedy, or does it suffer from some uneven balance from trying to please fans of both?

Find out as we discuss The Final Girls

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The boys return to the Scary Movie franchise with the film that started it all.

Spoofing 90s slasher classics Scream and I Know What You Did Last Summer, Scary Movie introduced us to Cindy, Brenda, Shorty, Ray and many other characters who become part of the early 2000s cultural zeitgeist.

But how does this movie hold up after 20 years? And how does it compare to the most recent return to the franchise?

Join as we discuss Scary Movie

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The Wayans Brothers have returned to the Scary Movie franchise after 25 years!

In a time of reboots, requels, legacy characters and returning villains, Scary Movie looks to spoof everything and anything horror and pop culture. Taking aim at elevated horror, gen-z, "woke" and even K-Pop, The Wayan Brothers promise that no line will remain uncrossed.

But how does this type of parody hold up after twenty-five years away from the spotlight? Does this feel like some old-school comedy or has it become a bit groan-inducing and dated?

Find out as we give our full spoiler review on Scary Movie

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After 25 years, The Wayans Brothers return to the Scary Movie franchise!

Riffing on requels, reboots, returning legacy characters and a whole manner of recent horror movies and pop culture events, Scary Movie sees the return of franchise favourites Cindy, Brenda, Shorty and Ray as they take on a new Ghostface.

But how does the Wayan Brothers return go down after all this time? Is their finger still on the parody pulse of pop culture, or is it just old man yelling at clouds? 

Find out as we give you our spoiler free thoughts on the new Scary Movie

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Our Monster Movie Season concludes with 2020s reimagining of The Invisible Man.

Written and directed by modern horror master Leigh Whannell, The Invisible Man reinvents the iconic character as a narcissistic tech billionaire and stars Elizabeth Moss as his victim. Featuring a great modernisation of a classic character and the exploration of domestic abuse, manipulation, control and gaslighting, 2020s The Invisible Man plays it quiet and creepy with its lingering shots and stretched out moments of silence.

But how does this reimagining stack up compared to the Universal classic?

Join us as we dive in to The Invisible Man. 

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