After a much needed run of cinema releases that we’ve so desperately craved for so long; we are back to digital releases but with one that we’ve been dying to see. Zack Snyder’s long awaited return to the zombie genre is here and we really hope it’s as good as the last time he was here. We go over everything from Zombie tigers, Dave Bautista is an apron and some bizarre lens choices. Elsewhere this week; A Quiet Place Part 2 continues to make a lot of money which makes us happy. Locke & Key returns later this year. And finally we discuss ‘comfort food’ films and why we watch the same films over and over again instead of trying new stuff.

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Ending our current cinema run for a few weeks is another sequel in a franchise that has brought us many highs and many lows to date. The Conjuring 2 was one of the first big cinema horror films we covered for the show back in 2016 and still one of our favourites. Will the lack of James Wan in the director’s chair not be as missed with the proper return of the Warrens on screen? Let’s find out. Elsewhere this week; Rob Zombie’s next film is official and the rumours were true. The A Quiet Place spin off (not Part 3) gets a release date. Horror is killing it at the box office. And ending the show Matt discusses a recently revived director’s cut of an extremely overlooked Clive Barker film.

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We’re celebrating our 250th show in style. Finally. After all the months waiting. All the delays. All the times we’ve had to avoid the trailer in cinemas. We have finally seen A Quiet Place Part II. But is it any good? After last week we really needed this to be a win for horror fans. We give our verdict on the sequel to our 2018 film of the year. Elsewhere this week; the next Evil Dead is seemingly skipping cinemas in some territories which has us worried. The full trailer for M. Night Shyamalan’s Old is here and we have a lot of questions. And we get excited for another trip to the cinema next week for The Conjuring!

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The big one has finally arrived! After waiting for over a year our return to the cinema just so happens to be with a film we’ve been dying to see from the moment the first trailer dropped. So many questions are about to be answered regarding Chris Rock as a serious actor, Darren Lynn Bousman returning to the franchise that made him, a Saw film without Jigsaw etc. But most importantly, is it any good? Trust me; you won’t want to miss this show. Elsewhere this week; the best trailer of the year just dropped and we are now all aboard the hype train for Last Night in Soho. The Fear Street trilogy gets confirmed for a July release. And ending the show Matt watched a new film from a favourite modern director of his and Mike watched a classic for the first time that didn’t meet his expectations.

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Before we return to the cinema next week for one of our most anticipated films; this week sees a digital release of a film we also wanted to see on the big screen last year. After a fantastic trailer and a stellar cast; we hoped this film would deliver us a nail biting thriller. Did Netflix pick up a gem? Let’s find out. Elsewhere this week; Courtney Cox has some interesting things to say about the upcoming Scream. Loads of upcoming horror TV gets dated. Spiral is in the middle of a cinema controversy in the UK. Ending the show Matt gives his thoughts on another 80’s horror he watched for the first time courtesy of Arrow and we once again heap tons of praise on the impeccable Resident Evil Village.

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After taking a much needed break from new horror to discuss some great TV and of course more Craven we have returned back to our mainstay of covering all the new releases that catch our eye. With the cinema and big horror releases just around the corner; this week sees us discuss a smaller film which still definitely deserves your attention. With an awesome premise and an even better title we were excited to check this one out and give you our verdict on if you should seek it out or not. Elsewhere this week; FrightFest returns in August. In Search of Darkness looks to finish the trilogy. Faces of Death makes an unexpected return in the news. And ending the show we give you our first impressions of Resident Evil Village and whether or not the series has continued its recent amazing run of games.

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A first for our Ranking Wes Craven series so far as this week we discuss a film one of us has never seen before. Deadly Blessing serves an interesting point in the career of Craven as it comes after his early cult hits but still before he hit the big time with his massive films in the mid 80’s. Is this an underrated gem or best forgotten far behind the great man’s other films? Let's find out. Elsewhere this week; an unfinished zombie film from the king of the genre himself George A. Romero might see the light of day in the near future. We get very excited for NINE new films coming out over the next month that we’re interested in seeing. Ending the show Matt gushes about one of the best Arrow restorations he’s seen to date and we give our final thoughts on The Falcon and the Winter Soldier.

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After having so much fun discussing the Season 2 premiere episode of Creepshow a few weeks back we decided it's only right we return to discuss the rest of this eagerly anticipated season. We go over the remaining 7 segments and give our thoughts on them all, pick our fav 3 from all 9 from Season 2 and rate overall how this season compared to the previous season and specials. We always have a great time chatting about this show and we hope you enjoyed the season as much as we did. Elsewhere this week; The Conjuring 3 gets a trailer just a month before it’s release. Saw continues to be in the news and might be coming to the small screen in the future. Ending the show we react to a listener review of Mortal Kombat and our favourite film of 2021 so far makes it’s weekly appearance once again.

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After we had so much fun talking about Wes Craven recently and having a bad experience with on demand horror last week we decided to continue our ongoing series as we work our way through the great man’s entire horror filmography, break down the good and the bad and ultimately rank all the films. This franchise was seminal for us as young horror fans (especially the sequel which we’ll get to at a later date) and we go over everything from amazing dog actors to the stunning finale that leaves us breathless every time. Elsewhere this week; Scream (5) follows the franchise tradition of multiple endings and scripts and Rob Zombie’s next project seems even more likely.

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With our return to the cinema getting ever closer we are yet again at the mercy of new, on demand horror to fill our weeks with joy. And that’s what we hoped Honeydew would do. Did it? You’ll have to listen to find out our maybe controversial opinion on this one. Elsewhere this week; Chucky gets even more amazing cast announcements. Saw 10 goes into production before we’ve even seen Spiral. Psycho Goreman has a release date on our favourite streaming service. And to end the show we finally catch up on The Falcon and the Winter Soldier and have been pretty frustrated with the direction they’ve gone recently.

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