James and Lee uncover, quite possibly, a cinematic masterpiece as they watch 'Pieces'. He looks like The Shadow and wields a chainsaw like a Texan, plus it's from the maker of Slugs, need we say more?....
James and Lee stop at a little Motel, which has some interesting wildlife both within and lurking in the swamp next door... Join them if you dare for this mediocre film (from the maker of a good film)
Pretty sure doing a Christmas film in January is some kind of bad luck... Join James and Lee as they watch a winter time chiller that turns out to be... spoilers... a really good film.
More explosions than Die Hard!!! More blood than Evil Dead!!! And only half the dubbing of most of the movies we have watched!!! This week James and Lee have a real treat in store for you as they watch Slugs.... Spoilers.... You should too!
What better place to start than part two of a trilogy? Join James and Lee as they close their eyes and draw back the curtain to watch Dario Argento's Technicolor classic Inferno.
Fresh from fighting their way out of the depths of the hotel hell basement, James and Lee bring with them a podcast recorded a short 8 months ago. Turns out hell is bigger than you would think. Join Us as we delve deep into a glass of pulpy hell juice and get munched up by some plastic Spiders. Look, it's a weird film OK...
It's buy one get one free at Papa John's, what better time to order a pizza and discuss 'Nightmare City' A sort of zombie, sort of Vampire, sort of Resident Evil 4 type monster movie. With eye and boob stabbings thrown in for that little something extra...
For an Argento film not called Suspiria, everybody sure likes to act suspicious. James and Lee watch 1982's Tenebrae that is basically 'Scooby Doo' if Scooby did it... Spoilers.
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Two friends, Lee Popey and James Harverson bond over the best and worst horror movies. Join them monthly as they share their favourites with each other and discover some 'classics' they have yet to…