Britt discovers a thriller with an alternate title that literally explains the plot whilst Rupert dives into the Resident Evil movie franchise. An old favourite makes an appearance, as does a Hellraiser rip-off and a film with MASSIVE phones starring a man known for walking around 'sans pantalons'.

This episode is sponsored by Mills & Boon: Hard and Direct

Films covered:

Gaslit

Our twentieth episode! Rejoice with us as we talk films, Josh Hartnett's milk hair and smiles so crooked that it'll make you think your Savalas* is sideways.

This episode is sponsored by - The Lost Relaxation Tapes of Yorkie Brown

*Telly 

Films covered:

The Butterfly Effect

A tough title to choose this week due to their being some absolute keeper moments in this episode. It's a busy one! Britt was not only Darfur-ed but also Reverse Darfur-ed (patent pending)  and we ground  from 80's classics (and lost classics) and modern, thought-provoking documentaries to a film that Britt feels will be one that he holds close forever, so good that Rupert actually BUYS IT based on the passion of his review. Good.

Films covered:

The Addams Family Values

A special, spooky Halloween intro for your inhaling acts as a prelude to some South Korean gold and another selection of seasonal shudders:

Films covered:

The Witch in the Window

It's a return to games for this podcast and there's a LOT to catch up on since August. Prepare yourself for some horror games in time for Halloween! 

Games Covered:

Maid of Sker

In this, our landmark 17th episode, Rupert questions George C. Scott's trousers as he continues his deep dive into an assortment of horror whilst Britt once again watches a film set on a Romanian industrial estate and gets seduced by a little-known 70's number starring Richard Crenna.

Movies covered:

American Mary

Rupert surfs a wave of horror as Britt tries to embrace Steven Seagal, does he fail? You'll have to listen to find out....but yes, he does.

Films covered:

Madhouse

The second half of our podcast -we had to split them because Rupert has a paper round, or something - in which we lament tips in films as well as the usual films of the week!

Films discussed:

Apologies for the delay, Rupert has a new hamster, or something.

In part 1 of this episode, Rupert and Britt delve deep into the world of Charlie Kaufman, discuss salmon-pink doilies and cover a lot of thrilling and not so thrilling movies.

Films discussed:

A bonus TV show review as well as putting a name to a new and very specific genre of film, Gerald Lancasters.

Films reviewed:

Warrior

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Project Power

Fight Club

The Lighthouse

Gangs of New York

Incoming

Hotel Artemis

The Silence

Night Train to Terror

The Toolbox Murders

Hairspray

Trick