Podcast Under The Stairs

We are officially counting down to our 10th anniversary of the show with an episode landing on August 31st 2023.

Marking this milestone and at the behest of you dear dear listeners, we are dropping an episode every day with the theme being my Top 10 Favourite Horror movies of All Time (or at least until I change them again on September 1st 2023).

At Number 3 it’s time to step up into a different level of terror. I was 18 years old when The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974) played on UK tv uncut and it terrified me in ways I didn’t know a movie could. Part hellscape, part fever dream & all surreal terror…Tobe Hooper’s feature debut stands tall as the shift change in the tone and delivery of horror in cinema and marked a direct change in horror post it’s release. To this day, it stand tall as one of THEE best horror movies of all time.

Join me tomorrow as we take a look at Number 2 on the list.

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We are officially counting down to our 10th anniversary of the show with an episode landing on August 31st 2023. 

Marking this milestone and at the behest of you dear dear listeners, we are dropping an episode every day with the theme being my Top 10 Favourite Horror movies of All Time (or at least until I change them again on September 1st 2023). 

At Number 4 it’s one of the all times greats by one of the all time greats. Whilst it’s not my favourite film in this directors filmography, when it comes to all time favourite horror movies it’s hard to argue that SUSPIRIA (1977) is just a completely different level in the genre. Vivid, dreamlike and with a score to die for, Dario Argento moved over from Giallo into the world of fairytale and witchcraft with an ease that showed he really was the maestro of modern horror in the 1970’s. SUSPIRIA stands a head a shoulders above most witchcraft movies and looks as good in 2023 as it did back 1977.

Join me tomorrow as we take a look at Number 3 on the list.

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We are officially counting down to our 10th anniversary of the show with an episode landing on August 31st 2023. 

Marking this milestone and at the behest of you dear dear listeners, we are dropping an episode every day with the theme being my Top 10 Favourite Horror movies of All Time (or at least until I change them again on September 1st 2023). 

At Number 5 it’s my love of the serial killer that makes this pick very close to my heart. Not many movies can boast not 1…but 2 of the greatest on screen serial killers in the same movie (sorry Freddy VS Jason) and still manage to deliver Oscar winning performances, incredible direction, classic score and maybe the most overlooked final girl in the genre. My number 5 picks is The Silence of the Lambs (1991).

Join me tomorrow as we take a look at Number 4 on the list.

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We are officially counting down to our 10th anniversary of the show with an episode landing on August 31st 2023.

Marking this milestone and at the behest of you dear dear listeners, we are dropping an episode every day with the theme being my Top 10 Favourite Horror movies of All Time (or at least until I change them again on September 1st 2023).

At Number 6 it’s back the A24 stable of movies and one that I think is the best horror they have released thus far!! Hereditary (2018) is the debut feature of Ari Aster who took the horror fans by the scruff of the neck and introduced them to the powerhouse performances, grief unflinching, layered themes, the uncomfortable and bizarre world of disparate family dynamics, occultism and decapitations.

Join me tomorrow as we take a look at Number 5 on the list.

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We are officially counting down to our 10th anniversary of the show with an episode landing on August 31st 2023.

Marking this milestone and at the behest of you dear dear listeners, we are dropping an episode every day with the theme being my Top 10 Favourite Horror movies of All Time (or at least until I change them again on September 1st 2023).

At Number 7 it’s time to talk Argento!! It’s not his best film, in my humble opinion, but it is my favourite Argento movie. Tenebrae (1982) was Argento’s return to Gialli cinema after a stint of supernatural horror movies in Suspiria (1977) & Inferno (1980) and boy did he come out swinging. Part Slasher, part Giallo and part commentary on how the critics had maligned his back catalogue as misogynist. Tenebrae stand up as maybe his more straight forward Giallo but still twisty and turny nonetheless.

Join me tomorrow as we take a look at Number 6 on the list.

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We are officially counting down to our 10th anniversary of the show with an episode landing on August 31st 2023.

Marking this milestone and at the behest of you dear dear listeners, we are dropping an episode every day with the theme being my Top 10 Favourite Horror movies of All Time (or at least until I change them again on September 1st 2023).

At Number 8 it’s a movie that really is many wheels in my particular wheel house. Vengeance is a dish best served cold by Mandy (2018) warms by blackened heart as Panos Cosmatos follows up one of my favourite modern Sci Fi movies, Beyond the Black Rainbow, with Nic Cage, Cenobite Bikers, Chainsaw battles, LDS fuelled visions and black metal fonts….oh did I mention its all marinated in neon lighting?? Oh that's right…Mandy is my number 8.

We are officially counting down to our 10th anniversary of the show with an episode landing on August 31st 2023.

Marking this milestone and at the behest of you dear dear listeners, we are dropping an episode every day with the theme being my Top 10 Favourite Horror movies of All Time (or at least until I change them again on September 1st 2023).

At Number 9 I discuss a movie which scare a generation, ripped up the rule book on marketing a movie in a post internet age and has overtime had fans flip flopping their opinions on whether or not it was all hype or all substance. Number 9 on the list is The Blair Witch Project (1999).

Join me tomorrow as we take a look at Number 8 on the list.

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We are officially counting down to our 10th anniversary of the show with an episode landing on August 31st 2023.

Marking this milestone and at the behest of you dear dear listeners, we are dropping an episode every day with the theme being my Top 10 Favourite Horror movies of All Time (or at least until I change them again on September 1st 2023).

At Number 10 I discuss a movie which put A24 on the map…assuming you were paying attention to their move towards horror in 2013. At 10 years old now, and coming out the year the podcast officially started, Under the Skin remains one of my all time favourite Sci Fi horror titles.

Join me tomorrow as we take a look at Number 9 on the list.

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Duncan is finishing a little something special for August.

This is Pieces in Pieces!!! A sub-series of 17 episodes where Duncan takes the movie Pieces (1982) and breaks the movie up into 5mins reviewable segments…then he jumbles up the order in which they are released giving you a review of Pieces in…well….Pieces.

Each episodes I will be joined by a special guest to chat the 5min segment they watched for the show.

In this episode we look at 1hr 10mins to 1hr 15mins of the movie and my guest host is Mark Ball.

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Duncan is continuing a little something special for August.

This is Pieces in Pieces!!! A sub-series of 17 episodes where Duncan takes the movie Pieces (1982) and breaks the movie up into 5mins reviewable segments…then he jumbles up the order in which they are released giving you a review of Pieces in…well….Pieces.

Each episodes I will be joined by a special guest to chat the 5min segment they watched for the show.

In this episode we look at 35mins to 40mins of the movie and my guest host is The Baz.

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