Continuing our special retrospective shows on the one and only Scream franchise we are back to discuss the sequel. After the huge success of the original film a sequel was immediately put into production and we go over everything from the script leaks, crazy work schedules, our thoughts on the killer’s reveal/ motives and more. Elsewhere this week; FrightFest goes digital in August and we have the first details. In the Search of Darkness finds a perfect home on Shudder. To end the show we discuss a whole bunch of TV including the ever present Ash vs Evil Dead, the original Goosebumps and this year’s season of What We Do in the Shadows.

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Back from the party that was #SHB200; we are here to kick off our special retrospective shows to fill the summer void while we wait for the imminent return of theatrical horror. First up is a big one as we tackle one of the most important horror films of all time; Scream. We go over everything from our history with this film, how it helped shape the genre for us and why it’s still so damn good today. We will be covering the sequels in the coming weeks so feel free to rewatch along with us. Big news this week as Evil Dead gets a new title and director. V/H/S is returning and we couldn't be more excited. And Creepshow already gets a Season 3 renewal ahead of it’s return.

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This is it. With the world crumbling around us we are here to celebrate a landmark show we never possibly dreamed we would make. We’ve finally made it to episode 200 and are here to have a few beverages and look back on the last 4 years and go over our most memorable moments so far. Strap it cos it takes a while to go over our history so far. We also hear from many of our listeners about their favourite memories and even tease the future of SHB post this special occasion. We hope you guys enjoy this one. Remember to enter the giveaway on our twitter!

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With our last regular show before the big one we have finally got a new and exciting horror release to discuss. Scare Package is a horror anthology filled with laughs and gore and sounds like exactly what we need right now. Before arriving on Shudder later this month; we give our spoiler free thoughts on this one you won’t want to miss. Elsewhere this week; FrightFest 2020 gets a big update. American Horror Stories is coming. And Upgrade is getting it’s own TV show in maybe the most unexpected news all year. To end the show we discuss a film we’ve both rewatched recently which is still one of the best indie films we’ve ever covered for the show which we implore everybody to watch immediately.

Scare Package will be available exclusively on Shudder worldwide on 18th June

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With just a couple of weeks before our momentous show we are back with a cinema release film which we sadly missed late last year. With Countdown now available on every platform possible, now was the perfect time to see if we missed a hidden gem from the amazing year that was 2019 or if this was one best forgotten. In the news this week we get a new release date for Edgar Wright’s upcoming flick. We get excited for the potential of Chucky on TV. And rounding out the show we continue to recommend Microwave Massacre to anyone that will listen and give praise to a standard bluray release that goes above and beyond the usual releases we see so often.

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We are back this week to talk about the number one film at the box office! Sadly we are not back in cinemas just yet though but are in fact watching the latest on demand horror that has very cleverly made its way into drive-in theatres in the US and no one can ever take away it’s time it spent at the top. But is it worth getting in your car to go see or even just watching with the click of a button? Let’s find out like only we know how. Elsewhere this week; Scream 5 gets its first official casting announcement and it's exactly who you'd expect to sign on first. The Purge gets cancelled; at least in TV form. We go over what our new schedule looks like with all the new dates being announced including the brand new definitely gonna happen release date for The New Mutants. And ending the show Matt has seen two old classics in their own right and really liked one of them.

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As lockdown continues so does our search for the best genre films available on streaming services. And this week we are back with a film that did get a limited theatre release stateside but only recently did it come to digital for us. Gretel and Hansel is a dark new take on an already very dark fairy tale so things are about to get really dark. Hopefully soon there is a light at the end of the tunnel. Elsewhere this week; a couple of upcoming horror films get new trailers. Neve Campbell talks about a potential Scream 5 appearance. The Grudge returns to its roots with a new Netflix show. Ending the show this week for some reason Mike decided to rewatch maybe the horror film that disappointed us more than any other in history. Was it still bad? Yes, very.

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Just when you thought we would run out of movies to watch for the show we come right back with yet another digital release that seemingly came out of nowhere. This week we discuss 1BR and whether suburbia truly is the place to be right now. Elsewhere this week; Spiral gets a new release date and I’m not sure how Matt is gonna cope for the next year waiting for this film. Antebellum also gets bumped to August and we hope we actually get to see this one at the cinema then. Ending the show this week; Mike once again tries to get Matt to watch Basket Case and 2019’s most talked about film gets brought up once again as we clearly are trapped in the Overlook hotel at this point, forced to talk about Doctor Sleep for all eternity.

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Watching a film about being locked together, fighting to the death over food seems like the exact thing we should be doing right now. So that’s why this week we are discussing The Platform; Netflix’s latest attempt at keeping horror fans busy during these continually unusual times. Elsewhere this week; Hellraiser can’t stay out of the news as it apparently gets a HBO series and we’re pretty sure this isn’t an April Fools joke. Goosebumps returns to the small screen. And ending the show Matt has delivered on his promise of finally watching the A Quiet Place Part II trailer. Was it worth the wait? Let’s find out.

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I know we say it alot but FrightFest truly is the gift that keeps on giving. We are back to discuss another new horror release and this sees the 20th film we have reviewed that was featured at just last year’s festival alone. Truly staggering the amount of new horror we get from this festival every year. With this also being an Arrow Video release we were particularly excited to check out this crazy looking Russian film about meeting the parents gone the worst way possible. Elsewhere this week; Sam Raimi is officially directing Doctor Strange 2 which surely opens the door for Bruce Campbell to join the MCU. Overlook is a new show coming to HBO Max which makes sure that damn hotel isn’t going away anytime soon. And ending the show Matt discusses watching Devs; the brand new sci-fi show from Alex Garland that had completely gone under our radar under recently that’s definitely worth checking out.

Why Don’t You Just Die! is available on Blu-Ray and Digital HD now and comes to the Arrow Video Channel on 4th May

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