There’s plenty to get through this week so let’s get to it. The main focus this week is the latest creepy kid offering in the form of The Prodigy; which after a very limited cinema release in now widely available and we’re here to talk all about possession troupes, kid actors and everything else in this film. Elsewhere this week we see a pretty big hype train update as Rob Zombie has not only got a R rating for 3 From Hell but is also teasing a trailer. We have loads of listener questions this week (keep them coming!) which range a whole host of topics from favourite killer kid films to which horror villain would be best suited to sit the iron throne. Ending this week we go deep on the latest Game of Thrones and how everyone fared in the Battle at Winterfell. And finally we give a brief few words on Avengers: Endgame without spoiling a damn thing because #DontSpoilTheEndgame.

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Netflix have released another post apocalypse film and you know what that means. We’re here to talk all about The Silence. We discuss everything from bad character decisions, questionable CG and maybe reference A Quiet Place once or twice. Elsewhere this week; the latest trailer for Child’s Play gave us a glimpse at Mark Hamill’s Chucky which maybe wasn't enough to judge but certainly has us wanting to hear more. Critters may make another appearance on the show sooner than we thought. A festival hit finally has a home via Shudder. To end the show a listener question quickly descends into chaos rather unsurprisingly and we talk about the latest episode of Game of Thrones and some early thoughts on the new Netflix zombie show Black Summer.

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Once again we are here to discuss a horror film which was screened at last year’s FrightFest. The gift that keeps on giving. This week we will be talking Book of Monsters which may or may not involve the discussion of the necronomicon, practical monster effects and those damn silly police officers. Elsewhere on the show; this year’s name and theme for American Horror Story has started the hype very early indeed. Tom Savini is directing a segment for Creepshow. To end this week we dive deep into the best that television has to offer. Full spoiler alerts as we talk about The Twilight Zone Episodes 2 & 3, Mike has finished the latest season of The Walking Dead after binging like crazy and we can’t end the show without a few words on the Season 8 premiere of Game of Thrones.

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Let’s take a trip to the graveyard shall we? We are back this week to discuss the latest Stephen King adaptation to hit the silver screen and there sure is a lot to get into. From the book to the original 1989 film to the 2019 remake; we talk everything from that insanely spoiler filled trailer that we somehow managed to avoid before seeing this film to cat actors and everything in between. After two very successful Stephen King adaptations under our belt for the show; here’s hoping they’ve continued the positive trend before two more huge adaptations arrive later this year. Elsewhere this week; Midsommar is arriving earlier than expected to kick off the summer right. A hype train update sees Rob Zombie potentially becoming aware that he’s making us wait a while for his next film. A twitter poll surrounding the most anticipated horror films for the rest of 2019 sees a likely winner prevail. The Twilight Zone is back after far too long and we give our verdict on the first episode. And finally Mike has decided to dive back into The Walking Dead and to some surprise; is actually having a great time.

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What better way to follow up one of the biggest and best horror releases of the year than to discuss the TV revival of Critters. That was our thought process going into this week’s show and we really have some thoughts on whether this was a good decision or not. We give you the verdict on this new show and discuss everything from crites, excessive orange juice drinking and the thinking behind an episode runtime of 8 minutes. Elsewhere this week; Bruce Campbell can’t resist continuing to bring back Ash even after he “retired” the character. Chucky gets an insane new voice. A Quiet Place 2 could be getting an exciting new cast addition. Ending this week’s show we talk about a double bill we watched over the weekend and a listener question prompts us to discuss a franchise we’re destined to talk about forever

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We thought this moment would never come. After months of hype and many viewings of the trailer; Jordan Peele’s latest horror film is finally here and we have seen it like so many people this past weekend. In this jam packed episode we dive deep into doppelgängers, the use of humour in horror and the brilliance of Lupita Nyong'o. After record levels of hype and excitement; surely this film can’t meet our expectations? Right? Let’s find out. Elsewhere this week; the trailer for Stranger Things 3 is a thing of beauty. We discuss the upcoming ‘sexy’ film versions of famous serial killers and what effect this strange new trend might have. To the end the show we discuss a whole host of films we’ve been watching lately ranging from crazy J-Horror new and old, a wild film from Sweden and a Romero classic.

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As we continue to fight the flu and struggle to keep our voices in tact; we return this week to discuss the adventures of a serial killer over the course of 12 years and the events that unravel. We have been excited to check out The House That Jack Built since it was first on our radar after the reception it received during its initial festival screenings. Now on uncensored Bluray in the UK, it is time to dive into the crazy mind of Lars von Trier once again and try to come out the other side as unscathed as possible. Elsewhere this week; the first trailer for Midsommar has arrived and looks like a refreshing new take on a familiar horror premise. Critters isn’t just returning for a Shudder exclusive TV series after all. Matt has seen Horror Noire: A History of Black Horror and is in full on hype mode for Us. And Mike talks the delights of watching Phantasm for the first time.

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Prepare for things to get heavy. This week we are discussing Lords of Chaos; a film about crazy things which definitely happened and some other crazy things which may or may not have happened. We delve deep into black metal, intense scenes of violence and the talented Rory Culkin in one of our most interesting film discussions we’ve had so far this year. Elsewhere on the show; Candyman has it’s new lead which we give our verdict on. The Haunting of Hill House is officially returning but with a new name. John Krasinski is officially back in the director's chair for A Quiet Place 2. And Critters will be making their return very soon indeed later this month on Shudder. Rounding out the show we briefly discuss the continued brilliance of Resident Evil 2 and preview a very stacked upcoming schedule of horror releases for the rest of March.

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The moment of truth has arrived. The sequel to one of our favourite films we’ve covered in this show’s existence has arrived and to saying we’re excited is an understatement. The hype train is at full speed this week guys. We dissect this film both as a sequel and as a stand alone film, how it compares to the original and what this means for the future of a potential franchise. Let’s hope we don't get stuck in a time loop along the way. Elsewhere this week; the upcoming Child’s Play TV series has a potential name and some more details. Eli Roth could be returning to horror for his next project. Cujo gets a fancy bluray release announced. And of course we end things but discussing a few old films we’ve watched recently including The Burning and Society.

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A British Zombie Comedy Horror Christmas Musical? In February? This sounds like a great idea. And that’s exactly what we’re watching this week as we discuss yet another film that featured at FrightFest just last year. Anna and the Apocalypse had a lot going on but can it pull off this crazy concept? Let’s find out shall we. Elsewhere on this week’s show; a new trailer for Pet Sematary apparently features lots of spoilers so we decide not to watch it and give you guys a warning on it also. To end the show we have finally seen Fede Alvarez’s latest film and discuss our thoughts on it and what we hope this wonderful director does going forward.

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