We all love a good cameo right? Which is why for this months Five by Five we are looking at some of our favourite celebrity cameos in Horror films! This was a really cool episode to put together, which celebrity cameoss would make your list?

It's MAY! We are dedicating the whole month to the genius that is John Carpenter and his incredible work.

We are kicking off with a look at his adaptation of Stephen King's Christine for the book & films 40th anniversaries.

Simon fanboys out over how much he loves this film & story.

Leigh talks about her first viewing and how she feels about it on a second watch.

We get into the silly premise of the story itself and how they do a good job of keeping things grounded.

We discuss Christine as a character as well as the human characters throughout.

How does this film hold up, and what works and what doesn't.

We also get into our thoughts on the upcoming remake as well as whether or not we think this is a secret prequel to Cars...(yeah, we know)

We close out the month of April on a funny note, as we look at the Horror Comedy Tucker and Dale vs Evil.

Simon has stubbornly never seen this movie before, Leigh however loves it. Will they see eye to eye on this one?

How does it manage to balance the Horror & the Comedy? What works and what doesn't.

Does the movie still work if you already know the punchline going in, and how much mileage does the film get out of its premise?

What happened to the proposed sequel and where would the story have gone?

All of this and lots more in this fun episode that closes out another wild & wonderful month

In this episode Simon breaks down the brand new Evil Dead film Evil Dead Rise from top to bottom.

Favourite moments, kills, gore, story beats, characters, easter eggs & insights into the film from Lee Cronin all discussed in this episode.

Also all 5 films ranked from worst to best, sequel theories and timeline placement also get a shout out.

Mommy is definitely with the maggots now...Press that play button or be dead by dawn.

In this months Crossing the Stream we are looking at vampire family drama Blood Relatives by Writer/Director/Actor Noah Sagen.

This one was definitely not what we expected but we still had an interesting time with it.

In this weeks episode we are going down a very deep rabbit hole with the nightmarish A Wounded Fawn.

Words don't do this movie justice...at all.

We try to decipher what the film is or isnt trying to say.

We also try to figure what genre this film actually is?

Is this movie actually real or did we imagine it all?

Leigh gives everyone a Greek History lesson and takes the best stab at trying to decode the films overall themes/plot.

Simon however has absolutely no idea what the hell is going on and is very afraid of whatever the fuck is going on.

All this and more in this very interesting new episode

In this episode we are taking a look at Horror Comedy Renfield starring Nicholas Hoult in the titular role & Nicolas Cage as Dracula. Did this movie hit the mark or was it dead on arrival?

There are spoiler & non spoiler sections of the review.

00:00- 19:30 (intro/non spoilers)

19:31 - 59:12 (spoilers)

Evil Dead Rise is upon us! Simon got to catch a preview screening and is here to give his spoilet free thoughts on the latest entry in the franchise.

As an Evil Dead fanboy was it a thumbs up or thumbs down? click that link & find out.

*this episode is completely spoiler free*

It's Leigh's birthday and to celebrate we are looking at Crimson Peak.

Leigh dives deep into why she loves this movie so much.

Simon puts over Del Toro as a Director, while also discussing what he dislikes about this film including the gross plot twist and ending.

We discuss whether or not this truly is a Horror film & how we have ended up covering it.

We go into metaphors, hidden meanings and what it all means.

We talk about the original casting and how very different this film could have ended up being.

All this & more in this weeks episode

For this months Five by Five we are going to be looking at some seriously scary moments from otherwise non scary films. Which family films had moments that scarred you for life?