This latest entry in the Hell House LLC franchise dropped on Shudder over the Halloween period and we’re glad we’re finally getting a chance to discuss it. We’ve really enjoyed this low budget found footage series over the years and were curious to see what this first spin-off film would be all about. Elsewhere this week; the only thing worth talking about is the seemingly collapse of Scream 7 and what this means for the future of the franchise. It’s a doozy and we have a lot of opinions about the whole situation.

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After a little break we are back with a film we’ve waited 16 years for. After a fake trailer as part of the Grindhouse experience back in 2007; we’ve long wondered what a feature length version of that ridiculous trailer would look like. Well wonder no more as we finally get to see if it was worth the wait or if it should have stayed as a silly fake trailer. This is also remarkably the first time we’ve ever covered an Eli Roth film for the main discussion on the podcast and it’s long overdue. Elsewhere this week; Black Mirror will be returning to Netflix. Mike Flanagan’s next film is NOT a horror film? And ending the show we discuss our love of Tremors and Rob Zombie. 

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Creepshow made its long awaited return to Shudder next month so it's about time we talk all about it. 2 years since the last season and Season 4 brings us vampires, ghosts, werewolf, monsters; just about everything horror related you could ever want. We give our verdict on this latest season and how it shaped up to previous entries. Elsewhere this week; Terrfier 3 is officially coming next year and is a Christmas slasher. And ending the show we somehow find a way to talk about Hellraiser yet again. 

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To officially round out October and spooky season even though I’m sure plenty will continue into November; this week we are chatting about the latest video game adaptations to make the jump to the big screen. This franchise has been around for a decade already and has a huge fan base around the world. How does its jumpscare formula adapt to a new medium? Let’s find out. Elsewhere this week; Mike Flanagan reveals the sensational cast for his new film. It Follows is getting a sequel after ten years. And ending the show we chat about one of the best episodes of Chucky to date that delivered everything this past week. 

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It’s always a special occasion when we get to cover Mike Flanagan for this show and this one is no different. After The Haunting of Hill House and Midnight Mass; surely he can’t produce another masterpiece as he bids farewell from Netflix for pastures new. We try to cover everything this show has to offer but we could honestly talk about it for weeks. Ending the show we talk about the greatest physical media release we've ever purchased and the latest episode of Chucky continuing to deliver the thrills this season.  

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V/H/S made its glorious return a few years ago after way too much time away and it’s hard to believe we’ve now had six entries in this fantastic found footage franchise. Shudder has given this franchise a second life and we’re back to chat about all things video tape with an 80’s twist. We also give our thoughts on the new sci-fi film The Creator and debate what are the best foreign language horror films of all time. 

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The big horror franchise returns just keep on coming. Hot on the heels of an actually good Saw film (we still can’t believe it either) now sees the return of one of the most influential horror films of all time. We’ve long been fatigued with this sub genre but with a strong trailer we were willing to give this film a go. Was it worth it? Let’s find out. We also chat about the return on the small screen of Chucky who continues to fill our hearts with joy seeing this little guy once again. 

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You already know the drill. We love Saw and have spent so much time debating this franchise over the years on this very show. From the highs of the first 6 films to the lows of the recent films; we’ve really been through the ringer with this one. But we can’t help but keep coming back for more. Can they finally break the curse and make the first truly great Saw film in over a decade? Let’s find out. Elsewhere this week; the entire Child’s Play franchise is coming to 4K via Arrow Video but with a small caveat. And we get excited for the imminent return of Mike Flanagan. 

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With an incredibly stacked October on the horizon; we have found a super interesting film to fill the gap until then. No One Will Save You combines home invasions with sci-fi and has a unique twist which no film we have ever covered before has done. Arriving on Hulu in the states and Disney Plus in the uk recently; this is a film you do not want to miss. Elsewhere this week; Smile 2 will be haunting until next Halloween. A new book covering the Firefly Trilogy was just released. And ending the show we give our final temperature check on Saw X and keep things positive that the franchise can finally turn things around. 

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After a good time last week talking about some classic Craven we are back to find hopefully some new horror worth talking about. The Blackening wasn’t on our radar until we saw a very funny trailer and knew this was something we should watch. Does the humour translate to the whole film and more importantly just how much horror is in this one? Let’s find out. Elsewhere this week; the return of Chucky is imminent but it does have a disappointing release schedule. And ending the show Matt finished his recent rewatch of LOST and discusses whether it’s his favourite thing of all time. 

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