Moments like these don’t come long often so it’s time to savour it. One of our favourite directors is making a horror film. That was all we needed to know. And now, after all these years, we’ve seen it and get to talk all about it. We really hope you enjoy this film discussion on a truly unique film. Elsewhere this week; The Northman gets a small delay but is still coming early next year. Chucky continues to terrorise the small screen. And we discuss Part 2 of American Horror Story Double Feature and how we feel about this decade long classic going forward. 

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Sandwiched in between big cinema horror releases is another slasher courtesy of Netflix that very much piqued our interest with a great trailer portraying a killer who wears a mask of the face of their victims. There has truly been a resurgence within the slasher sub genre recently and with Scream returning very soon, let’s see how this one can fare within the crowd. Elsewhere this week; Black Friday gets a trailer ahead of its release next month. Megan is Missing finally comes to bluray. And ending the show we give our spoiler free thoughts on a couple of massive non horror films we’ve seen at the cinema in recent weeks. 

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The Shape is back. After many delays one of the most iconic horror villains is back and ready to cause a bloody mess at the box office. Following on from 2018’s aptly named Halloween; this follow up apparently has lots of kills before it inevitably ends next year. We give our verdict on possibly the biggest horror release of 2021. Elsewhere this week; Mike Flanagan continues to be the busiest man in horror and his next project seems like a dramatic departure. Psycho Goreman could return but we need your help. Rob Zombie seems to be having a great time on his latest project. And ending this week’s show we chat about the long awaited season premiere of Chucky. 

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Boy do we have a lot to discuss this week. Of course our main course is the return of one of our favourite franchises that got us back into horror prior to starting this podcast. The return of V/H/S is long overdue and we go over whether this injects new life into the series or is another miss like Viral was. Elsewhere this week; we have two of the biggest trailers of the year to discuss as two of our favourite franchises are returning in the coming months. We give our first reactions to both Scream and Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City. The upcoming Hellraiser film gets some casting news that caused some controversy online over the past week. And ending the show we give our thoughts on the first 6 episodes of American Horror Story Season 10 that has now concluded Part 1: Red Tide.

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The biggest horror TV release of the year is here. Mike Flanagan is back and after already featuring on 3 of our year end top 10 lists already and giving us one of the best TV shows of all time in The Haunting of Hill House we couldn’t be anymore excited for his latest venture in the TV space. Midnight Mass is his dream project and after over 10 years of trying to get it made it’s finally here. Let’s hope he can deliver once again. Elsewhere this week; it seems like we’re just days away from the first trailer for Scream which is very exciting. Titane looks to just about make a 2021 release in the UK. And ending the show Matt gives his take on the worldwide phenomenon known as Squid Game and Mike takes a trip to the past with a recent Arrow 4K release. 

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We’d been saving this one for a while but it’s finally time to discuss what is undoubtedly a horror classic. Our Ranking Wes Craven series is about to go up a level as we discuss what still makes A Nightmare on Elm Street one of the most perfect horror films ever made. We also have to place it on our ranking so far and with Scream currently on the top spot this is definitely a case where we have to pick who our favourite child is. Elsewhere this week; Stranger Things gets yet another trailer teasing the arrival of Robert Englund. We end the show by getting very excited for our insane October schedule starting with the biggest TV release of the year next week. 

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A slight change of pace this week as the cinema isn’t offering us any new horror delights for a few weeks so we are tackling our backlog of films on digital services starting with a film that had a super interesting premise and trailer from earlier this year. Profile is the latest ‘screenlife’ film to arrive and after loving other recent films within this subgenre such as Host and Spree we were hoping this thriller could deliver on it’s very unique and timely story. Elsewhere this week; The Lost Boys is seemingly returning to the big screen. Del Toro tells us his next film is NOT a horror film (though the trailer suggests otherwise). Ending the show we did watch a horror classic on the big screen over the past weekend and Mike finally finished watching The Stand.   

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The last big horror film before Halloween season is upon us and it is the return of one of the best horror directors of the 21st century. James Wan is back and in between making some fishy films he is giving back to the horror community this original concept after already giving us such gifts as Saw and The Conjuring. There is a lot to go over here and we avoid spoilers for as long as possible but the little you know about this film the better. Elsewhere this week; Halloween Kills is arriving on Peacock day and date stateside. Del Toro has a couple of interesting projects coming soon. And ending the show Mike has watched an Arrow Video film that unfortunately isn't a classic and is catching up on some TV from earlier this year.  

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A slow week away from the cinema sees us discuss a British horror film about a topic that we feel very strongly about; censorship. Set during the Video Nasty craze in the UK, this film sparks the fire to ignite an entire conversation surrounding censorship in today’s world and whether there’s even a place for it anymore. We do also talk about the film at some point. Ending the show; Matt rewatched one of the most unsettling films we’ve ever covered back in 2017 and we tell the story of the rather unique cinema experience we had over the weekend. 

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We’ve waited patiently for this one. Candyman has been one of our most anticipated films since it’s announcement and it’s been a long road to get here but we’ve finally seen it. Let’s unpack everything from this sequel from Candyman mythology to modernising a horror classic. This year really has picked up massively in the last few weeks so here’s hoping this is another film we’ll be talking about come year end. Elsewhere this week; Krampus gets a new cut on 4K. Texas Chainsaw Massacre is coming to Netflix. And ending the show we ponder if James Wan’s new film Malignant is flying under the radar so far and debate spoilers in trailers. 

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