Devil Times Five horror podcast

On this month's show, we've got cannibals, serial killers, zombies and even trolls... if someone on screen is filming it with a camcorder, then we're talking about it on our investigation into Found Footage horror.

Plus, our highs and lows of 2018, another round of our clips quiz Scary Noises, and our thoughts on Netflix's new post-apocalyptic thriller, Bird Box.

The movie world seemed to go vampire crazy in the 1980s, and this month the Devils take a look at some of the most popular vamp flicks, as well as some deeper cuts. Our features are The Lost Boys and Near Dark, plus we discuss Fright Night, Vampire's Kiss, The Hunger and more.

Don't miss the call-to-arms at the end of this month's episode: we want your Top Fives for next month's theme!

On this month's epsiode we get our custom-made (for mutants) instruments out and give David Cronenberg's horror filmography a thorough examination, with particular attention given to 1975's Shivers and 1986's The Fly.

Plus, we let you know what we think of the new Halloween movie and The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, and there's a Cronenbergian round of Scary Noises! And if that's not enough, you also get to hear Bryony sing!

All fine, upstanding graduates of Miskatonic University, the Devils take a day trip back to Arkham, Massachusetts (or is it Arkham, Surrey?) to see how HP Lovecraft has been adapted for the big screen. Our features are the classic Re-animator and the rather less classic Cthulhu Mansion, there's a Lovecraft-themed round of Scary Noises, and you'll also hear what our thoughts on the latest cinema releases: The Nun, Upgrade and Mandy.

Murderous children are the subject of this month's Devil Times Five, whether they're stabbing, shooting or using satanic powers to get their own back at the adults around them. Our features are a pair of 1970s Eurohorror cult classics: Who Can Kill a Child? and The Visitor, plus 1983's controversial drama school production Suffer Little Children gets the once-over.

But there's more!

- Bryony reports back from horror experiences in Tokyo.

- Hear about the splatter movies CJ made when he was just 13!

- Find out what our highs and lows were at FrightFest 2018.

- And join us for another round of our clips quiz, Scary Noises.

We asked you to rank the nine (count 'em!) films in the Nightmare on Elm Street franchise, and here are the results! Containing more hot takes than you can shake a bladed glove at, plus a surreal dream sequence about crisps and the time Emily imagined that Freddy Krueger was a government minister.

Just as doggedly as ever, this month the DX5 gang throw themselves into the whats, whys and weres of wolves. Our features are Dog Soldiers and The Howling, plus we talk about An American Werewolf in London, Ginger Snaps, and at long last, Full Moon High!

You'll also hear what we think of new horror release Hereditary, and you can play along with another round of Scary Noises.

Mocking the films that mock horror, the DX5 crew return with an episode about genre spoofs, from Carry On Screaming! to the Scary Movie franchise and beyond. Our features are What We Do in the Shadows and Wacko, plus we discover how close Stanley Kubrick came to jumping on that particular bandwagon, and for some reason discuss our close encounters with Nick Cave.

This month, the Devils take a trip to various other planets via several spacecraft, and along the way meet a Creature (aka The TItan Find) and encounter the bad ship Event Horizon.

Plus, our Highs & Lows of the month, our takes on new releases A Quiet Place and Ghost Stories, and another round of Scary Noises!

This month Cliff, Emily, Phil, CJ and Bryony go where no podcasters have gone before, and examine one of the most perversely entertaining subgenres in horror: the cycle of black magic movies made in Hong Kong from the mid-70s to early-90s. So repulsive they made Bryony puke twice, yet so good that she immediately wanted to watch more of them! You have been warned....