Kicking off the second phase of the lockdown era of this podcast with cinemas all around the country closed; we turn to the saviour that is Netflix to keep us entertained during these dire times. His House seemingly came out of nowhere and has generated some positive buzz so it’s our turn to give our thoughts on what we hope is an under the radar gem which Netflix has given to us in the past. Elsewhere this week; news regarding a third A Quiet Place film drops just before recording that certainly gets us talking. Castle Rock gets the chop. And ending the show we have to get props to a recent tv show that is bringing us happiness on a weekly basis so far.

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We have a very interesting show for you guys this week. We are discussing two films; one that just got released and one released nearly 25 years ago. And we haven’t seen either of them before. We give our first ever impressions on the cult classic The Craft and then discuss how the recent sequel stacks up to the original. Hopefully you enjoy this very unique show unlike anything we’ve ever done before. Elsewhere this week, we pour one out for UK cinemas once again. Jordan Peele is attached to produce a remake of a Wes Craven classic. A new film about the ongoing pandemic raises some eyebrows. Cliver Barker joins the HBO Hellraiser series. And ending the show we go over the films that kept us entertained over Halloween this year.

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Happy Halloween! To celebrate the end of spooky season this year we are discussing the seventh installment in one of our favourite franchises; Tremors. With an added Richard Brake which is always a pleasure and of course yet more Burt Gummer; we were excited to see what this most recent adventure had to offer us. Elsewhere this week; a bunch of films get new 2021 release dates which we wish we could get excited about. Ginger Snaps is the latest genre classic getting a TV show. We also discuss the upcoming A Creepshow Animated Special available on Shudder later this week. And Matt gives his verdict on the recent remake of The Witches.

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Still on a high from last week’s film; this week we are back to discuss perhaps the biggest release this holiday season that comes in the form of a Netflix show. The Haunting of Hill House is still one of our favourite pieces of genre television ever created; but can this new show live up to it’s amazing predecessor? We break it down episode by episode and boy is there a lot to talk about. Elsewhere this week; there’s only one news story worth talking about that gets Mike very excited and it involves a guy you may know called Dexter. Ending the show we continue to pine over the recent Friday the 13th box set that's currently only available in the US.

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The cinemas might be in the news for the wrong reasons lately but thankfully this week we are back at them and discussing a brand new horror film that was recently in them. Such a rarity these days. Saint Maud is a British film from a debut director that had such great early buzz after it’s festival circuit release. But does it deliver the big screen horror we've craved so much this year? Let's find out. Also this week; Psycho Goreman gets a release date. Stephen Lang updates us on the Don’t Breathe sequel. Matt watched a monster movie that wasn’t very good and Mike continues to persevere with The Walking Dead.

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Kicking off spooky season is a film by Darren Lynn Bousman which sadly isn’t the new Saw film but instead is an intriguing story which we hope can deliver on it’s cool premise. This was a nice way for us to be reintroduced to Darren’s work before he hopefully delivers the best horror film of 2021. Elsewhere this week there’s the crazy news of Cineworld’s temporary closure which is certainly one of the maddest stories we've covered in this; the maddest of years. The remake of The Witches gets a trailer and very soon release date. The Resident Evil reboot gets a strong cast announcement. And ending the show we go over loads of listener feedback including talking about the reaction to The Craft: Legacy, enjoying Treehouse of Horror and doing the 31 days of horror challenge!

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With the last show before the spooky month begins we are back with a British film that we hope will tickle our fancy and keep us entertained as we continue to pine for big releases to happen someday in the near future. The Owners bolsters a surprisingly recognizable cast for a low budget horror film and ticks a lot of boxes for us including home invasion so we hope it can deliver a good time. Elsewhere this week; FrightFest officially goes digital, again. Creepshow is returning this year in a different form. M. Night Shyamalan’s new film has a name. And ending the show Matt has checked out a new Shudder TV show and was pleasantly surprised with what he found.

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Back to back Netflix films are here to keep us busy as we are slowly transitioning into spooky season with lots more horror releases coming soon which is a nice change of pace going into the final months of perhaps the strangest year in existence. This week we get to discuss an A-list cast featuring some of our favorite actors that have featured many times on the show and some who are more new to the genre. Even with Matt’s voice trying it’s hardest to give up during the show we still have one of our most interesting conversations of 2020 so far. Elsewhere this week, FrightFest gets a full lineup for October though there’s a high chance it may be going just digital again. Run gets a new release date in the states. And Shudder continues to impress us with some impressive numbers.

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A sequel to a film we covered way back in 2017 was released this past week on Netflix so we thought it only made sense to sit down and see how much we actually remember of the original film that seems like a lifetime ago now. Once we actually figured out what happened in that film we then decided to watch the new film and give our thoughts on this somewhat surprising sequel. Elsewhere this week: Candyman gets delayed. Scream 5 gets its biggest casting update yet. The Walking Dead will be over relatively soon. And ending the show we give some spoiler free thoughts on a little film called Tenet.

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After the long crazy weekend that was FrightFest; we are back once again to the cinema for a film that felt like it would never get released. The New Mutants promises to deliver a superhero story told in a horror film which certainly grabbed our attention. But after numerous delays and production problems; can this film actually deliver a much needed surprise in a year that desperately needs it? Let’s find out. Elsewhere this week there is an insane amount of news to get through including updates on Scream 5, the Resident Evil series on Netflix and even The X-Files gets a mention. Ending the show we give our overall thoughts on both the finale and Season 2 of NOS4A2 after the news that it won’t be returning for another season.

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