Devil Times Five horror podcast

Luke, CJ & Cliff from Devil Times Five go up against the guys from Movie Geek and Proud in this episode of the cinema quiz podcast Filmily Fortunes, including questions on specialist subjects The Texas Chain Saw Massacre and Hocus Pocus.

Proof that not all monsters have eyes, teeth and claws: everyday objects cause all manner of havoc as we take a look at some of the strangest killers in horror, with movies such as The Stuff (parasitic yogurt), The Refridgerator (haunted fridge), In Fabric (cursed dress), Death Bed (hungry four-poster), The Toybox (possessed mobile home), Rubber (telekinetic tyre) and Killer Condom (self-explanatory) among others.

Also featuring our highs and lows from FrightFest 2019!

Play along as CJ & Cliff go head-to-head in the FrightFest London 2019 quiz! Is your horror movie knowledge as good as theirs? Is theirs even as good as they thought???

Sarah's back to ask the questions, and big thanks to Giles Edwards @QueensburyPics for writing them so brilliantly!

This month the Devils are power tooled-up to chop their way through the longest-running slasher franchise: the eight films in the Texas Chainsaw Massacre series, as ranked by our listeners! But first, we need to talk about Midsommar (and Annabelle).

Featuring CJ Lines, Emily McQuade, Bryony No, Luke Poulton and Cliff Barnes, and with apologies to Jessica Biel and Trey Songz.

Shapeshifters, seductresses, space vampires, space slugs and pod people are just some of the aliens who've invaded the Earth in horror cinema over the years. In this month's episode we take on John Carpenter's The Thing and Jonathan Glazer's Under the Skin, along with a crashed spaceship's worth of other alien invasion movies, from Predator to Alien 2: On Earth.

Plus: our thoughts on recent releases The Perfection and Ma, and another round of Scary Noises.

This month we look at monster movies, and our featured creatures are the adorable but deadly mogwai of Gremlins, and the giant nuclear ants of Them!.

We've got Critters! We've got Grabbers! We've got whatever those things are in Attack the Block! And we also go back to the black & white era for Godzilla, King Kong and Tarantula, and you'll get to hear Bryony act out the entire plot of Tremors in under 30 seconds.

Plus, there's a hilarious surprise new game, as well as your usual serving of Scary Noises.

This month the Devils take a characteristically speedy jaunt through the giallo work of the directors listed on Cliff's favourite t-shirt: Mario Bava, Dario Argento, Lucio Fulci and Sergio Martino, plus a few other notable films from the genre's heyday.

Our featured movies are Don't Torture a Duckling and Deep Red, we play another round of Scary Noises, Luke and Sarah give their thoughts on new cinema releases Hellboy and Greta, and perhaps best of all, we've got a new favourite sound clip: the "Mrs Johnson" guy.

This month the Devils - including our new arrival, Luke Poulton - examine the horror and horror-adjacent films of writer-director M Night Shyamalan, from 1999's The Sixth Sense through to 2019's Glass... and let's just say, we won't be tagging Shyamalan into our tweets about this episode. On the whole we're not fans of his work, but we hope you enjoy hearing us explain why!

Plus - we give our thoughts on new releases Us and Lords of Chaos, and there's another round of our movie clips quiz, Scary Noises.

This month the Devils tackle a slightly lighter subject: musicals, albeit ones in which lots of people get killed. Our features are 1986's Little Shop of Horrors and 2014's Stage Fright, plus there's a tricky round of Scary Noises, and you'll get to hear our thoughts on new teen horror release Happy Death Day 2 U.

For our 25th episode, the Devils end up going doolally trying to unravel horror's most complicated franchise: Saw, from the 2004 original to 2017's comeback, Jigsaw. Cliff & CJ rate it as the best series ever made, but will Emily, Phil and Bryony agree?