Boots...boots...boots...boots moving up and down again.

It's another spoiler free review of this polarising Danny Boyle Zombie sequel starring Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Jodie Comer and Ralph Fiennes; 28 Years Later

We're trying DESPERATELY not to spoil this film for anyone on episode 44. We're talking about our own expectations and whether this film met them or not. We're also not so delicately discussing the elephant in the room 🍆 some might say and having a healthy debate as to how the wild ending left us feeling and if it's made us excited or not for the next installment.

This week we've got another wheel spin for you Sickos, episode 43, we're covering the 2018 low budget zombie movie, The Night Eats the World, an English speaking film, set in Paris France, starring Norwegian actor, Anders Danielsen Lie.

This film had us digging deep in our souls and reminiscing over our COVID lockdowns with this surprisingly relatable zombie apocalypse film! We compared aesthetics of this film to 28 days later, another low budget horror zombie flick that turned the genre on its head.

So head on over to Paris for this clever zombie movie with more thought than fear and let's get stuck into the fuck yeah film factoids. And stay with us as we decided if its...

Spooky or Dookie!

On Episode 43 we've been followed into the cornfield by Frendo... and he ain't happy with us! We're covering this new killer clown slasher by Eli Craig based on the novel of the same name, Clown in a Cornfield.

Tropes, casting choices and fun kills are all the things that we have come to expect from the slasher genre and we'll be diving deep into these subjects on this episode. But what do we think of this particular killer clown... is Frendo on the list of clown icons with Pennywise and Art?

So come and join us in the cornfield where we open up a can of worms about generational differences and play a Friday the 13th inspired game for Jason Vorhees' Birthday 🎂

On this week's episode, 41, the fates have decided we shall be watching the 2003 supernatural horror, Darkness Falls, starring Buffy the Vampire Slayer's, Emma Caulfield Ford.

Evil rises and Darkness Falls...but did our expectations rise when it comes to this film about a vengeful spirit? Was this film a clever take on group psychosis or just a mean spirited film trying to capitalise on its much smarter predecessors?

Come for the Horror Movies...stay for the fuck yeah film factoids and let us tell you whether we thought Darkness Falls was...

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It's the 40th episode and we've spun our two wheels once again and the fates just love getting us to watch a monster movie. This week's movie is the 2022 Zach Cregger psychological monster flick, Barbarian, starring Bill Scårsgard, Georgina Campbell and Justin Long.

This film has something for everyone; monsters, gore, a will they won't they romance and scandal! As we stuck our heels into this we were equally traumatised and treated to some laugh out loud moments.

Was Bill Scårsgard and Justin Longs influence just what this film needed when pointing fingers at fragile and toxic masculinity? Will we find this modern monster movie...

Spooky or Dookie?

It's episode 39 and Death is after us as we have a spoiler free review of one of the most anticipated horror films to be released this year, part of one of the most popular teen slashers, Final Destination Bloodlines.

We're paying homage to the wonderful Tony Todd, talking about the fun and gore that we witnessed in the trailers and of course some FUCK YEAH FIIIIIIILM FACTOIDS!!!

Did this film meet our expectations or were we disappointed?

So be quick as we have our preminition of the future, you better join us if you want a chance of surviving deaths plan!

Thanks for finding our little pot of gold this week as we unpack the 1993 B-Movie, Leprechaun Starring Warwick Davis and Jennifer Aniston.

The 90s were a wild time for films and we can still smell the mysogony and ableism in the air. That being said the witty one liners and practical effects has solidified this fun monster movie as a cult classic. A live action comic book strip of horror hockiness.

Anthony says "It's like watching an episode of jackass backwards"

Well if that's the case lets see if Leprachaun is...

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On Episode 37 we ask Who, what, WER, when and "why oh why we are watching this film?!!" Things are getting hairy (or maybe they're not) as we break down the 2013 low budget, bilingual movie, Wer.

As we normally have to navigate out way around tropes we found that this particular film stayed away from them mostly but could that be to it's detrement as the only identity crisis here was what kind of movie this wanted to be.

Talking about mad theories, bunk science and emo hair way into your 30's will we find Wer...

Spooky or Dookie?

On Episode 36 were Reviewing a new release, based on the 2015 Game of the same name, Until Dawn.

Comparing this movie to the game and other films based on games like Silent Hill and Resident Evil, we talk about what we thought worked well and what missed the mark, and those things don't always align for us both. An ensemble cast of almost unknown actors, practical effects and renowned horror screen play writers.

We're sinking some shmemdishmo teeth into folklore and interesting twists after white knuckling through this horror flick.

This week we're sinking our fangs into what is so far the most anticipated horror of 2025, Sinners, Starring Michael B. Jordan and Jack O'Connell giving you Sickos a spoiler free review.

You don't need an invitation to join us as we talk about this gorgeous Ryan Coogler period piece. It has everything you could ever want; vampires, witch craft, folklore, folk music and the blues 🙌 Lets talk about creature design and the use of music as magic.

Sinners is much more than a vampire movie, it's a film about identity and community that transends the trivial nature of our outward appearance and focuses on our roots.