Right folks, chug the last of that Tenafly Viper and let's get anarchic. We're talking Street Trash, a gooey, icky, melty, mucky slice of New York underground filmmaking.

Filled with iconic gore effects and dubious character choices, the big question is: is it any good? We'll tell you, slowly over the course of 90ish minutes.

Also, drinking stories.

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We release a minimum of two extra episodes per month with content ranging from bonus reviews to shooting-the-shit episodes where Sam and Jamie rail on a topic for an hour.

In this Patreon episode, we take you on a tour of our twisted psyches as we discuss the things that terrified us as little whippersnappers.

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Sam and Jamie are back and this week they're taking a visit to rural England in search of missing brothers, ancient witches and horror icons in Curse of the Crimson Altar. It's your classic folk horror story told through a very swingin' 60s lens, with plenty of smutty, goofy charm.

Some questions for this week include: 

• Why are they talking about Tammy and the T-Rex?

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This week Sam and Jamie are talking about Hatchet, the most 2006 throwback slasher there will ever be.

Questions asked and, maybe, answered this week include:

• Is it possible to create a new slasher icon?

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Join Sam and Jamie as they rip through your speakers for a double dose of Italian splatter with not one but two Demons movies.

The boys get delirious as they hit Berlin's Metropol cinema and a nearby apartment block to discuss classic art, Nostradamus, and discover if these gore movies are more high-brow than the bulging eyes and claws would have you believe.

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This week, Sam and Jamie are back in potential desecration territory with the 1990 remake of Night of the Living Dead. Tom Savini has a go at reanimating the classic and we decide whether it should have stayed dead.

• How could you make Night of the Living Dead more bleak?

We answer all of these questions and more, right here on Final Transmission.

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This week, Sam and Jamie are joining Unity Field and getting fired up about Bad Dreams. Did you ever see that movie where a burned up guy terrorises the beautiful and bad Jennifer Rubin in a facility for troubled youths? Not that one, the other one...

• Could Bad Dreams somehow be more than just an Elm Street clone?

We answer all of these questions and more, right here on Final Transmission.

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Sam and Jamie get deep down and dirty with this Turkish nightmare as they try and figure out what the *hell* is going on. If you've ever told the cops to go to hell, then this is the perfect movie for you. 

• What's with the frogs?

We answer all of these questions and more, right here on Final Transmission.

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This week, we're talking legacy sequels and sacred cows with Psycho II. Norman Bates is back and this time, he's sane! Or is he?

Two questions:

1. Is it appropriate to make a sequel to Psycho?

2. Why is it so good?

We answer both of these, and much much more.

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This week, we talk about everything Nightbreed and so much more. From the Cabal Cut to the Cradle of Filth record, it's all here laid out mawkishly by a nostalgic man and his good friend Sam.

Digressions include the girl's toilets at Satan's Hollow, Paul Giamatti, Beach Boys, Munchie and loads more. 

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