Before we return with a big marque horror release at the end of the month; we are back to discuss the latest film to feature one of favourite actors working in the genre today. You know when Richard Brake is there we will be there and so now comes to time to discuss The Dare. With some definite Saw vibes and influences we are very interested in this new indie horror film. Elsewhere this week; The Last of Us is getting a HBO series adaptation which certainly sounds more promising than the failed attempts at a film so far. Ending the show we have a discussion regarding the ongoing issues with modern trailers and how to solve the problem with something we ultimately really enjoy watching and getting hyped for upcoming films. And the seminal classic Microwave Massacre gets a worthy discussion once again.

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2020 starts here guys. After a pretty quiet start to the year so far in the horror world we are back to discuss the first big theatrical horror release of 2020. Leigh Whannell already made us huge fans with the likes of Saw and more recently Upgrade, but can he bring back a classic character and reinvent for a whole new audience? He certainly has the right cast to do it. We give our full spoiler free review of this film and let’s just say this will leave an impact on us for a while. Elsewhere this week; we kick off the show with our first reaction to the Candyman trailer that dropped last week. This looks to be one of the most interesting films coming later this year. Matt has finished Netflix’s Locke and Key and gives his final verdict on the show. And Mike went back to watch a rare unseen Wes Craven film for us on the show and maybe that was best left forgotten.

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They made a sequel to The Boy? You are actually correct. Not only that but we’ve seen it and now we’re here to talk about it. After a pretty crazy twist ending to the previous film; can they build upon it in any interesting ways and deliver a fun sequel? We shall find out. The original film was one of the first films we ever covered for the show so it’s pretty wild to be where we are today talking about a sequel in 2020. Elsewhere this week. Run gets a very cool looking trailer from an impressive director. Eli Roth gets a very disappointing new project. The first trailer for Candyman is just around the corner and the hype train is in motion. To end the show we answer an interesting question on whether our opinion has drastically changed on a film after rewatching it.

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Back to on demand services this week after a rare foray this year into the cinema last week sees us return to discuss the latest Fangoria Presents film. Having already covered Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich and Satanic Panic from Fangoria now comes the follow up from Joe Begos who brought us the trippy as hell Bliss late last year. With a promise of plenty of gore if the previously mentioned films is anything to go by; let’s get bloody together. Elsewhere this week; Stranger Things drops a surprisingly teaser out of nowhere which does it’s job of keeping up excited for what’s to come. Matt finished watching all the Saw films once again and remains upbeat despite subjecting himself to The Final Chapter once again. And for some reason Mike watched Ghoulies 2. Don’t ask me why.

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We are back in the cinema for only the second time this year as we reconvene to discuss the latest big budget attempt at a disaster horror hybrid. Will this one achieve where so many have failed? And just how much money can you throw a one project? Let’s find out. Elsewhere this week; Sam Raimi gets back in the director’s chair for the first time in a very long while. Jennifer Tilly seems to be confirmed for the Chucky TV series. The Hunt finally gets another release date. And Parasite infects the Oscars in a good way. Closing out the show we debate the highs and lows of TV vs Film and whether most TV shows are worth the considerable time afforded to them.

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