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Find out what we think about The Hidden, Heat, and Motley Crue.
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We talk about Westerns and welcome a very special guest to the Final Transmission family.
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This week we're talking about supermarket own brand bourbon, the origin of stubby beers, and playing chicken with a box crusher - it could only be our Intruder episode.
Is this underrated slasher just bang average stabs or is it something much more special? Is it better than Bradley Cooper's farts? Find out now.
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Join us at the portaloo in Bognor Regis as we chat about terrifying children and bad decisions - it's Eden Lake.
British, unflinching, horrible. And that's just Sam.
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Find out what we think of the classic, kid-led, demon flick, The Gate - along with other kid adventure flicks like Goonies, Explorers, Adventures in Babysitting, and loads more.
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We dig into Doctor Sleep and all of Stephen King's movies, novels, and general nonsense.
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It's Sam's birthday so, for a very special treat, we're taking a trip to Crystal Lake to discuss the seventh installment of the slasher franchise (and everything that came before and after).
Take the bad news cruise with us as we chat censorship, telekinesis, donuts, and classic slasher tropes in what is likely to be our only episode on the Friday the 13th franchise.
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We're back in Italy for a classic of the zombie-surrealist-meta-necro-arthouse genre, Dellamorte Dellamore (or Cemetery Man, if you're American).
It's a deep dive into Italian auteur cinema, with some stops on the way to chat about Type O Negative, comic book movies, TSOL's Code Blue, and loads more.
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It finally happened, we finally disagreed on a movie. Find out which one of us didn't love The Borderlands and which one of us would die for this movie.
We also get into modern theology, pagan gods, found footage acting, and the idiocy of spelunking.
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In honour of the second season of Steven Scarlata's excellent documentary podcast series, In The Shadow of the Neon Maniacs, we're deep diving into this daft, ensemble slasher.
We rank the maniacs, offer some theories for where they came from, unveil a new sponsor, and ask the ultimate question: would Oscar Wilde have liked Neon Maniacs?
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