Season two may have only just drawn to a close but the boys are already back with their Halloween Spooktacular. For this festive edition of your new favourite movie podcast, Aidan and Marc have turned their attention to some compulsory(?) Halloween viewing in the form of Tim Burton's cult favourite Sleepy Hollow and Rob Zombie's directorial debut House of 1000 Corpses. 

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It's been a long old journey this season, the boys have been to hell and back and to cap things off the guys have decided to get lost in the desert and wyle away the hours by discussing the works of Stephen Sommers - the king of bisexual cinema. 

Kick, back relax and try not to die of dehydration as we delve into The Mummy and Van Helsing.

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In a truly bizarre and unexpected turn of events, the boys have somehow wound up back in the womb. But never fear though, because the Marketing Roo is on hand to ensure they don't get into too much trouble. To pass the time until they're squeezed out into the harsh world that awaits them, they've decided to discuss two pregnancy-themed horror films, join them as they discuss the profoundly visceral Titane and the darkly hilarious Prevenge. 

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After deciding to pay their respects in the only way they know how, the boys have found themselves at the back of queue... in Land's End. Struggling to find a way to entertain themselves and those around them during this time of national mourning, they've decided to delve into two films about imaginary friends - the cult-classic creepfest Drop Dead Fred and the weirdly wholesome Nazi comedy JoJo Rabbit. 

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After their various misadventures this season, the boys decided to hit up the local shopping mall to unwind. What should have been a gay old time turned out to be a fairly mediocre affair. 

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After all that neo-noir nastiness last week, the boys have decided to gorge on some nineties sci-fi goodness in the form of The Fifth Element and Dark City and finally answer the question of whether each film is green, or are they super green? 

Only one way to find out...

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No gimmicks, no thrills, it's back to BASICs this week with a double-dose of smutty, violent goodness that'll DRIVE you insane.

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It may be the mid-season break, but that doesn't mean the boys will be taking any time off from talking about movies. 

Only this time around, they're joined by returning guest Adam Ragg for the inaugural episode of Kino Quizferno, a fun little diversion from the norm that sees the Raggman himself subject the boys to a movie-based quiz - however, the sheer amount of pre-show beers they've had may be a hindrance... 

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They escaped the woods, they escaped the DigiVerse, but can the boys escape the confines of Russia and make it through Camelot alive?

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In typical Kino Inferno fashion, the boys have managed to escape the spooky woods, but have somehow ended up lost in the DigiVerse. It's not all girders and bad news though, as they've managed to find their old-friend and turn-of-the-century animation enthusiast Abdel Belabbes, and he's here to help them tackle the Pokémon and Digimon movies whilst they wait for the Marketing Kangaroo to rescue them. 

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