Heavy Metal Horror Cast

It’s that time of year again, when we get all teary eyed with nostalgia, and start to get excited about upcoming cinematic releases. Sooz combines the two, chatting the rumoured remake of Little Shop of Horrors, the Tom Cruise monster mash trailer for the Mummy, and speculates about the upcoming Alien Covenant. Feel the excitement waiting to burst out of your chest? Yeah, you might want to get that seen to… She also chats Yoshihiro Nishimura’s upcoming J-splatter gore fest Kodoku: Meatball machine, to get you into the holiday spirit. Gird your loins, grab a drink and enjoy!

Sooz and guest host Harry are back, this time comparing John Carpenters Halloween 2 to Rob Zombies 2009 remake 'Family is Forever'. Which version should be proud to show it's face, and which should stick to the shadows? Tune in to find out... *Be warned, contains swears. F-shaped swears.

Attention humans! The Reign of Zaius is nigh! Sooz chat's to the stoner metal rockers Reign of Zaius, about music, movies and how unexpected fireworks* can function as a metaphor for life. Featured in the show are tracks They live and Farewell to Arms from the bands awesome EP Planet Of...

*A heads up for those who are jumpy, a few loud bangs can be heard throughout the interview.

To find more info on the band, head to: ReignOfZaius.net

The spooky season is upon us, so Sooz and guest host Harry honour the holiday, by chatting about everyone's favourite masked babysitter stalker! Yep, that's right, it's another Original Vs Remake episode. This time they look at John Carpenters 1978 classic Halloween and compare it to Rob Zombies 2007 reboot. Which should return from the dead and which should remain in the shadows? Head down to the podcast pumpkin patch and find out!

* Featuring a special (and very noisy) guest appearance from Luna, the Heavy Metal Horror Cat.

Poltergeists, crooked men and Marilyn Manson in a habit? Ok, maybe not the last bit...but the rest are all in a days work for paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren! In this episode Em and Sooz discuss The Conjuring 2 (2016), the real life events of The Enfield Haunting in 1977 that inspired the film and the Warren's involvement in the case.

It's an elder Webb takeover! Our first minisode sees Sooz give a quick news roundup of the latest happenings in the world of horror and heavy metal. From a Carrie themed prom celebrating 40 years since the release of the film, to excitement about the new Underworld and Scream Queen trailers! Plus, the return of Korn and Limp Bizkit, the exit of Alan Moore from the world of comics and Fenriz Darkthrone's new political career!

Don't you just love it when you start your first period and gain telekinetic powers? Carrie White sure does! In their first Original vs Remake episode, Sooz and Em look at the 1976 and 2013 filmic versions of the Stephen King novel Carrie, as voted for by the podcast listeners. Which film will be crowned queen and which will get covered in pigs blood? Come down to the podcast prom to find out!

Female Monsters of Horror Part 2 see the Sisters Webb howling at the moon once more, as they focus on the various representations of werewolves and aliens in film and TV. From the Ginger Snaps Trilogy to Dr Who, Em and Sooz discuss the good, the bad and the hairy depictions of these monstrous ladies. Devil To Pay make their second appearance on the podcast with their song "Kerfuffle", from their new album A Bend Through Space and Time.

This special episode of Heavy Metal Horror Cast is dedicated to the memory of actor and stuntman Trevor Steedman, best known for his role as Private Trevor "Ski" Wierzbowski in James Cameron's Aliens (1986). Em and Sooz chat with three of the late actors friends and colleges; Harry Harris, Andrew David Clark and Darren Kemp, all of whom are an integral part of the Aliens UK fan scene. Join them as they discuss Trevor's career, his love for the Aliens fandom and his favourite dirty joke! *Please note* Harry did not co-produce the Alien Anthology Blu-Ray set. Sooz read his blurb sheet wrong*

In the first of a two part special, Em and Sooz look at female monsters in the horror genre. From novel's to TV and film, they look at the many and various ways femininity is depicted in the guise of the monstrous. Episode 14 focuses on the various vampires and Bride's of Frankenstein through out the genres history. Music for the episode come courtesy of LA's Arnold Schwarzenegger inspired band Schwarzenator, with the track "We Fight (The Ballad of John Connor)".