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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As 2024 has come to a close we end the year and look ahead with a review of 2024. 

We discuss the Best and the Worst horror films of 2024 and also talk about our biggest surprises and biggest disappointments of 2024 in Horror. 

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This week our festive season continues with a modern Christmas horror that references a classic Christmas movie - Its a Wonderful Knife. 

We discuss the the festive thrills and kills of this time bending horror. We look at recent time bending or twisted concept horrors like Freaky, Happy Death Day and Time Cut to reflect on this new horror trend. 

We discuss the comparisons to a Christmas Classic Its A Wonderful Life and the horror career of Mr Justin Long.

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This week we return to our must see horror feature and with a Festive favourite that is Joe Dante's Gremlins or should that be Steven Spielberg Presents Joe Dante's Gremlins. 

We discuss the highlights of the films, the original darker script and the changes that appear in the finished product and the story behind the infamous darkest Christmas story ever.

We also debate on its status as a Must See Horror and if its deserving of a place on the Top 100 horrors of all time list. 

So remember this festive season, if your air conditioner goes on the fritz or your washing machine blows up or your video recorder conks out; before you call the repairman, turn on all the lights, check all the closets and cupboards, look under all the beds, 'cause you never can tell --there just might be the Cast Me To Hell boys in your house or a gremlin, we both get about.

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This week our festive season continues with a Bob Clark cult classic that inspired many of the greatest slasher horrors of all time including John Carpenters Halloween. 

We discuss the ahead of its time plot and characters, the performances and those two remakes that followed but never truly remade the original. 

We discuss the legacy of the film in cult classic status and how the final twist and mysterious killer relates to real life horrors.

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This week we return to our Must See Horror feature with the Nazi Zombie Comedy Dead Snow. 

We discuss the film as a Must See Top 100 horror film, alongside it's zombie set pieces, gory twists and nazi mythology.

So join us for a journey with the Zombie Nazis of Norway as we decide is this modern zombie horror a Must See Horror.

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This week we return to our video nasties feature looking at the banned films of 70's and 80s Britain.  Our focus this time is the long banned and controversial divorce horror Possession from 1981. 

We discuss this mind manipulating Sam Neill and Isabelle Adjani starring psychological body horror including its interesting themes of divorce melded in with some of the most unusual characters we've met on screen. 

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We are back with our Must See Horror top 100 list and our final part in our Stephen King on Film season. We end our season with a John Carpenter cult classic Christine (1983). 

We discuss the film as a must see horror; the performances, car horror and John Carpenters direction. Is this prime John Carpenter or the begin of his decline following a hot streak of horror classics.

Will be deem it Must See Horror in our Top 100 list or do we believe it doesn't deserve its place. 

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This week we continue our Stephen King on Film season with a modern retelling of one of his most famous novels; Salems Lot. We will be discussing 2024's much delayed remake of this vampire horror.

We go through the film and make comparisons to previous adaptations and discuss the original source material.

We talk about Gary Dauberman's direction and the cuts he's revealed of the final film. 

So grab a ragtag gang of townspeople, take your crosses and if they glow tonight get ready for a mildly entertaining vampire showdown that Stephen King could and did write better. 

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Happy Halloween dear listeners and prepare yourselves for a fifth round of campy campfire fun with the Cast Me to Hell camp counsellors.

As on this Halloween night we bring you a special short episode with 3 terrifying stories from around the campfire based on Legends, myths and folklore that may have inspired stories by Stephen King.

So take a seat around the fire and prepare yourself for some seasonal screams!!! 

Go back and Check out Campfire Stories Part I - IV on all good podcasting services. 

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