We are back with a massive hollywood blockbuster to discuss; that we sadly watched at home. Cinemas are still closed in the UK so the biggest fight between two monsters ever just had to be experienced not on the big screen for us. We discuss everything from on demand premium prices, miscast actors and epic Kaiju fighting. Elsewhere this week; Netflix acquires the rights to the Knives Out franchise. Saw is coming to 4K. A bunch of trailers dropped recently we give our thoughts on. And ending the show Matt rewatches a film he didn’t like initially by one of his favourite directors to see if he changes his mind or not.

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Last year we did 4 retrospective shows on the Scream films and had a great time. So much so that we also wanted to occasionally look back on other Wes Craven films and rank them as we go every so often when we have a quiet week until we eventually have SHB’s definitive Ranking Wes Craven list of all his films from top to bottom. Well now we are back and going straight back to the start. The Last House on the Left is one of the most impactful and important horror films ever made and we dissect everything from it’s crazy censorship in the UK to the most zany cop characters we’ve ever seen in a film. Elsewhere this week; we react to the brand new trailer for Spiral:From the Book of Saw and get extremely excited for cinemas to return with this film. Evan Peters is playing a serial killer in an upcoming Netflix show as part of a worrying trend. And lastly we thank all the amazing bluray companies out there who restore so many great films every year.

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One of our favourite TV shows is back. After two epic specials recently; Creepshow is back for a fully fledged second season and we couldn’t be happier. Ahead of it’s premiere we discuss the first two segments which offer us completely different styles of Creepshow stories and we can’t wait to discuss the rest of the season in the coming weeks. Elsewhere this week; American Horror Story’s upcoming season gets a name. The upcoming Resident Evil film we are dying to see a trailer for also gets a new title. Ari Aster is taking his talents to TV. And of course we end with a little bit of chat about a certain Disney Plus show from the past week.

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Continuing the current trend of Shudder keeping us busy during the quiet months we are back to discuss a film about a pair of possessed killer jeans. Killer as in murderous blood thirsty rampaging jeans. This is gonna be a fun one. Elsewhere this week; we go in depth of what might be next for Rob Zombie in the film world. Mike Flanagan’s next production gets underway. And a voicemail gets us talking about the merit of a “negative” review.

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Shudder continues to fill the void that no cinema releases has left us as we go back to the service that continues to get better and better over the last few years. Lucky promises a cool premise of a killer attacking the same woman every single night in a time loop reminiscent of Happy Death Day. Always down for a good slasher we give our verdict on if this film is another great addition for the amazing Shudder or one to skip over. Elsewhere this week; in perhaps the best news all year A Quiet Place Part 2 gets brought forward 4 months and we really hope we can get hyped this time. Chucky gets a casting update. Ending the show Matt discusses a 90’s fantasy horror he enjoyed in the past week, Mike revisits a SHB classic and we both give our thoughts on the finale of Wandavision.

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Did you know there are 7 Wrong Turn films? Well now you do. And this week we are discussing the latest installment simply titled; Wrong Turn. Is it a remake? And reimagining? A reject? We shall find out. Elsewhere this week; we discover that Paramount + is a thing and will have plenty of horror arriving on it in the future. The Twilight Zone is no more once again. Shudder picks up an amazing film for later this year. And ending the show we chat about one of our fav commentaries in recent years and theorise what awaits us in the finale of Wandavision.

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This week sees us discuss the upcoming release courtesy of Arrow in the form of The Stylist. Featured at last year’s FrightFest October event and coming exclusively to Arrow’s streaming service next week; the film follows a young woman who is a hairdresser by day and serial killer by night. Hear our spoiler free thoughts on this interesting new horror film now. Elsewhere this week; Creepshow Season 2 gets an epic new trailer and premiere date. Mortal Kombat gets its first bloody trailer. And Edgar Wright gets attached to a rather unusual new project.

The Stylist comes exclusively to Arrow’s streaming service on March 1st

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We hope you’re ready for some madness. That special kind of madness that only Nic Cage can truly bring. Because things are about to get very weird as we discuss Willy’s Wonderland. Psycho Goreman delivered the exact type of dumb fun we were after; can this film do the same? Let’s find out. Elsewhere this week; The Last of Us tv series gets it’s Joel and Ellie with a huge casting announcement. Hellhouse LLC looks to be getting a spin off. Jordan Peele’s next film gets its first confirmed cast member. We also announce a huge giveaway (see above) and Matt gives his final verdict on The Stand after the season finale.

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On demand services this week give us a film that was actually a theatrical release in 2020 that we did want to see. The trailer for Promising Young Woman featured ahead of a few theatrical horrors and looked really ‘promising’. But did the film deliver? Is it even a horror film? All this and more shall be answered. Elsewhere this week, Resident Evil’s big return to the cinema gets a date. Old doesn’t leave the best first impression. And ending the show we continue to be blown away by this streak Disney + is currently on.

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Continuing to try and find the best horror available in a world where the big films seem further away than ever; we are back to discuss the latest release featuring a bonafide horror icon. Caroline Williams returns to the DJ booth and has to juggle both being a DJ and the effects of a bat bite on her neck. We give our verdict on this new indie flick that features music from one of our favourite ever artists. Elsewhere this week; Psycho Goreman gets a special edition bluray which was the perfect news we needed this week. Arrow brings some heavy hitters for it’s April releases. Cloverfield is apparently getting a proper sequel which we’ll believe when we see it. And ending the show Matt has started watching the latest Stephen King adaptation and gives his early impressions on The Stand.

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