This week we return to our Must See Horror feature digging deeper into our Top 100 Horror list to decide if the films are Must See Horror or not.

The film this time is Adam Wingard's You're Next from 2011. We discuss the films key scenes, behind the scenes information and the mix of horror and dark comedic themes. Then we finally battle it out with a decision, does You're Next belong in the Must See Horror list or will it be thrown to the foxes.

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This week we return to our video nasties feature chronicling the list of films banned by the BBFC in Britain from the 70-80s. This time we are looking at Madhouse (1981) not to be confused with the Vincent price horror from the 70s. 

We discuss the films position on the video nasties list, the possibly gruesome reasons why it made the list and reasons why it shouldn't have. 

We themes of child violence, animal cruelty  and warring families with mental health issues why would this film not make the list.

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This week we bring you a new feature - Book vs Film as we begin to delve into horror adaptations on the big and small screen. First up we bring you the adaptation of Stephen Kings Doctor Sleep. 

We discuss the key changes and successes of Mike Flanagans 2019 adaptations, alongside key areas of the Stephen King novel while also touching on some of Stephen Kings The Shining in relation to the Kubrick film which both serve as a source for the film. 

We also decide if we can choose a favourite from source material or adaptation. 

So join us book or film lovers as we get semi cultural on your asses by not just talking about cinema. 

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We return following our spoiler free review with a full on drum banging spoiler filled review of Osgood Perkins The Monkey (2025). 

We delve deep into all the major death details and plot twists to discuss the highlights of the film and include our thoughts on the black comedy and style of the director.

So Join us as we bang those drums to symbolize the coming doom we all face because Everybody dies...and thats Fucked Up!

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We return straight from the cinema with a pre-release spoiler free review of Osgood Perkins The Monkey (2025). 

We tiptoe around major death details and plot twists to discuss the highlights of the film and include some interesting facts about rights of The Monkey, Osgood Perkins family trauma and Stephen King original story.

So Join us as we bang those drums to symbolize the coming doom we all face because Everybody dies...and thats Fucked Up!

Remember to return Monday once you've seen the film to hear our spoiler filled episode on The Monkey. 

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This week we return straight from the cinema but a few days late of release in the UK (over a week in the US) with Heart Eyes. A Valentines Rom-com slasher hybrid starring Mason Gooding and Olivia Holt that makes for a great Date Night Movie. 

We begin with spoiler free discussion before the warning and we delve into full spoilers and kills. We discuss the humour, rom-com elements and the gory kills. We also mention the breed of hybrid horror and Christopher Landons involvement (Freaky, Happy Death Day). 

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We return with an anniversary episode on David Finchers Seven (1995). This year Seven celebrates its 30th anniversary for the game changing twist that changed the careers of Morgan Freeman, Brad Pitt and David Fincher. 

We discuss the film while trying and failing badly to not just keep referring to the twist. We discuss things you didn't know about the film including alternate endings, cast changes and on set accidents. 

So come and join us as we make our way through all Seven Sins throughout recording as we build a sense of wrath that will make you want to end our lives throughout your unpleasant listening experience. 

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This week we return with our spoiler filled review of Leigh Whannell's Wolf Man (2025).

Following our Spoiler -free review episode (Go check it out if you haven't seen the film yet) We delve into spoiler territory and discuss the key details and possibly divisive approaches of this modern grounded Wolf Man film. 

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We transform for you, straight from the cinema with our Spoiler Free review of Leigh Whannell's Wolf Man. 

Look out for the Spoiler review coming on Monday. 

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This week we return straight from the cinema (but two weeks late for many) with Robert Egger's Nosferatu (2024).

We discuss the approach of Robert Eggers to this remake of the 1922 Silent original. 

We review the performances of the stacked cast of actors , visual style and changes to the source and Bill Skarsgard's Count Orlok. 

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