We are back and kicking off the new year with a bang! One our our favourite TV shows has returned with a film/game/interactive experience (we’ll get to that) called Bandersnatch and we can’t wait to delve into Charlie Brooker’s inside mind once again. Being huge fans of the show and also big fans of choice based, narrative focused video games; expectations for this one were very high. Elsewhere on our first show of 2019; Jordan Peele gave us the best gift this Christmas with a trailer for Us which we still haven’t recovered from. Stranger Things 3 has a release date. We announce the winner for our horror DVD giveaway from Twitter. Answer a listener question about horror films that scared us as kids. And to end with present you with Mike’s annual upcoming horror film list. 2019 looks to be another incredible year for the genre and we can't wait to experience it all with you guys.

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The moment of truth has finally arrived. After watching 52 new horror films in 2018; we now have the fun task of picking our top 10 films of the year and try not to upset people too much when your favourite film is omitted. 2018 has seen an insane variety of different horror films to enjoy and we feel this is one of our strongest lists to date. After that small task we dive into a few listener picks of you guys’ favourites of the year before announcing the winners of our annual best of categories that include Best Death and Best Surprise. This is an extended show to end the year so sit back, relax and take a moment with us to savour the best the genre had to offer in 2018. This has once again been the best year so far for us making this show and we appreciate every single one of you that listens and hopefully enjoys us on a weekly basis. We’ll see you in 2019 for what looks to be another fantastic year for Horror!

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For our final regular show of 2018 before our big end of year extravaganza next week we sure do have a treat in store for you this week. Our favourite mystical Irish killer is back and we are ready for the kills, the thrills and the limericks to make a triumphant return as we discuss Leprechaun Returns. Matt has waited a long time for this so hopefully it doesn’t disappoint. Also this week; Tony Todd has his say on the Candyman remake. The House That Jack Built did an oopsie which may sadly delay it’s wide release. The first trailer for James Gunn’s Brightburn has arrived from another planet. And we couldn't end the show with another brief discussion on some classic Kurt Russell films we’ve been watching lately.

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With the year slowly coming to a close; we find the time to watch a film we never thought would ever come out. Perhaps the most long awaited film for the show has finally arrived and we have some thoughts on this star studded affair. Death House has every horror icon you could possibly want and more. Let’s find out if it was worth the wait. Elsewhere on the show; Jordan Peele’s Candyman is official and we are very intrigued. Mike Flanagan wraps on his latest project. A listener asks for our most anticipated films of 2019 which sparks an interesting debate and we discuss a John Carpenter classic that’s as relevant today as it was 30 years ago.

Death House is available on demand services now and gets a limited theatrical release later this month

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As we slowly creep towards the close of the year we return once again to discuss yet another Netflix release, this time one that is about an online nightmare come alive. We are very much intrigued. We discuss the highs and lows of CAM, how to defeat your doppelganger and whether maybe sometimes you should just close the laptop and walk away. Elsewhere this week; we have finally seen the trailer for Happy Death Day 2 U and suffice to say we are EXTREMELY EXCITED. A couple of FrightFest favourites get release dates. To end we give our thoughts on the finale of American Horror Story Apocalypse and look back on what has been a season to remember.

CAM is available on Netflix worldwide now

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A film that we mentioned a few months ago that intrigued us before disappearing off the face of the earth has finally arrived on UK shores. After setting the US box office on fire (not really), this film has graced us with it’s release so we can finally see if Hell Fest is the real deal or a waste of time. It certainly is one of those things and with a cameo from Tony Todd; how can this not go well? Elsewhere on the show; one of us is very excited for Leprechaun Returns after the first trailer dropped this past week. A listener question prompts which sequels do we want and also some ones we wish we never got. Finally we dedicate a big chunk of this week’s show to discuss the amazing The Haunting of Hill House. We keep it spoiler free but if you haven’t seen the show already; stop what you're doing and watch it now! You won’t regret it.

Hell Fest is available in UK cinemas now

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It is finally here. The Nazi-Zombie-Wolfenstein-Grindhouse hybrid we’ve waited our whole lives for. Overlord is here to grace us with it’s awesomeness. After a lot of hype; we have been known to disappoint ourselves. So can they film actually deliver the goods? You will find the answer to that question and many more on this super anticipated show. Elsewhere this week; we take a moment to honor the life of the great Stan Lee. George Romero made a film that you’ve almost definitely never seen which you just might be able to soon. The first season of The Purge has come to an end so we give our overall thoughts on the season and whether the finale was a satisfying end. Mike continues to persevere with The Walking Dead and struggles with his own thoughts and feelings on this. Finally, we discuss some more 80’s classics we’ve been watching lately including most notably a film that Matt is now obsessed with; Microwave Massacre.

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We are back after a short Halloween break with a British comedy horror that hopefully serves up the laughs and scares in equal measure. Slaughterhouse Rulez reunites Simon Pegg and Nick Frost once again and tries to recapture the magic of some of their earlier films together. Does it succeed? Hear our verdict to find out. Elsewhere on the show; Syfy looks to bring back Critters and Killer Klowns from Outer Space. Leprechaun's return is sooner than we think. Netflix announce yet another interesting looking horror film. Halloween (2018) is discussed again as we read a listener email defending the recent film. To end things this week we go over some horror films we watched over the Halloween period including the new blu-ray releases of Candyman and Troll: The Complete Collection.

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The big one has arrived! After all the speculation and hype, all the trailers and after 40 long years; a sequel to Halloween has arrived. They should have probably done more of these films starring this Michael Myers guy but let’s not dwell on the past. Halloween is back on the big screen and ready to murder at the box office. We give our verdict on one of the most anticipated horror films of the year and hopefully we don’t anger our listeners too much. Elsewhere on this special show; John Krasinski reveals he played another character in A Quiet Place; thus confirming there literally isn’t anything this man can’t do. Happy Death Day 2 U is getting a trailer very, very soon. And lastly we discuss the latest episode of American Horror Story which finally gave us the sequel to Murder House we’ve waited 7 years for. Was it worth it? Hell yes.

Halloween is available in cinemas worldwide now

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The final show before the big one of the month actually sees us talk about one of our most anticipated Netflix releases for the show so far. Gareth Evans is back and we are ready. Apostle sees a completely different pace and setting for the director; but promises to still bring the style and gore we know and love. It didn’t disappoint. Elsewhere this week; Pet Sematary got its first trailer so we have some early thoughts on the latest in a long line of Stephen King adaptations. Wrong Turn could potentially be revived which could be fun. To end this week we go over some random horror films Matt watched recently including a 80’s classic.

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