Super Horror Bros

The fun times keep rolling as we are back once again with a lot to discuss. First up, we excitedly talk about the confirmation of Rob Zombie’s new film. The hype train starts here people! Then we discuss this week’s film as we delve into ouija board madness to talk about Veronica; the latest Netflix release from a very respected director with a lot of good buzz. We answer a Twitter question about the upcoming The Crow adaptation and our thoughts on the casting of Jason Momoa. To round us off we have to talk about two of the best episodes in recent times for two of our favourite TV shows. 

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This show is a special one. We start by talking about the huge success horror had at the 90th Academy Awards. Get Out is officially an Oscar winning film and that’s something we can all celebrate. Next we pivot to finally talking about a little flick that also won an Oscar or two in the form of The Shape of Water. Fish men, not washing your hands in the bathroom, BioShock themes; this film sure does have a lot to dissect. Finally, we end things with our TV roundup that features the Good (Ash vs Evil Dead), the Bad (The Walking Dead) and the Ugly (The X-Files). 

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Our final show of this packed February sees us return to discuss the latest home invasion flick to hit on demand services this year. Keep Watching promises us a cat and mouse game as a family must fight to survive whilst being filmed by cameras that fill their house. Arrow adds another horror classic to it’s upcoming release schedule which we are very happy about. Death House finally gets some release information. We answer a twitter question involving which films you would rent time and time again when you were young. Finally, Top 5 returns tackling the behemoth that is foreign language films and gives us a top 5 list which could be our best one yet. 

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Pinhead is back baby! This week sees us go into the depths of hell and try and decipher a film called Hellraiser: Judgment. 2018 horror is really going all in on sequels so far; for better or worse. Fangoria makes it’s glorious return and we welcome it with open arms. We end things by talking about a few games we’ve got through on our backlog including Shadow of the Colossus and Assassin’s Creed Origins as well as some early thoughts on a game Matt kickstarted over 4 years ago. 

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The Frightfest releases continue to hit on demand services as this week we are back to discuss the latest installment in the Hatchet franchise. Victor Crawley hopes to breathe life back into old Victor and his swamp and we give you our verdict on whether they pulled off this impossible feat or not. Also we let Mike finally dive deep again on The X-Files after a few weeks hiatus. The current season is nearing the halfway point now and we talk whether it’s been a good return or a bad nightmare. 

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A very special show this week as Netflix dropped a huge surprise on us during the Superbowl and announced the arrival of a brand new Cloverfield film available to watch, immediately! So of course we dropped everything and changed our schedule to bring to you our thoughts on The Cloverfield Paradox. How does this movie shape up, where does it fit in the ever expanding ‘Cloververse’ and what do we want going forward. Cloverfield is a franchise close to our hearts so we dive deep on everything from theories and speculation to the impact the original film had on us ten years ago. Enjoy this special episode where we just focus on this franchise before we resume our normal schedule next week. 

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A much anticipated festival hit has finally arrived on demand this week in the form of Tragedy Girls and we are pumped to be able to give our verdict on this teen slasher with a twist. Lots of buzz surrounded this one and all you lucky people who saw it last year let us know it was one to watch; so we’re really happy to finally see what everyone was talking about. Also, Mike Flanagan is tackling another Stephen King adaptation after he perfectly nailed Gerald's’ Game last year. Finally, we dust off Forgotten Horror and bring it back to talk about a recent British horror film featuring a horror icon. 

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A brand new Netflix film has our attention this week as we are discussing The Open House. Starring Dylan Minnette who is quickly making a name for himself in the genre; can this film stand along some great home invasion films we’ve seen in the past few years. The Oscar nominations have been revealed and we have to take a moment to congratulate Get Out on it’s incredible achievements once again. Finally we end the show with the big upcoming horror films preview we’ve teased for the last few weeks. Mike has done his research and come up with a whole host of new horror films we may or may not be seeing anytime soon.

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For our first cinema release of 2018 we are tackling the haunted house franchise known as Insidious; as the latest installment has arrived to try and jump scare us to an early grave. Given this isn’t a franchise we are super up to date on or fans of; the trailer got us intrigued enough to give this one a go. We’ll find out if that was a good idea or not. The New Mutants got a massive delay and we moan about why it’s terrible news for everyone involved. Finally Matt gives his thoughts on seeing Carrie for the first time ever in 2018. You may not be shocked to hear his opinion. 

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It’s all about TV this week as we take a break from discussing what the horror film world has to offer in favor of focusing on some fantastic television. On this show we break down Season 4 of Black Mirror; going through episode by episode and giving our full thoughts on each before ranking how this season stacks up overall. Full Spoilers for Black Mirror ahead so make sure you’ve watched the new season. We also discuss the new trailer for Hellraiser: Judgment and it actually looks good? Finally we end things by talking all about the Season 11 premiers of The X-Files. The casual fan didn’t like it but the hardcore fan loved it. You can guess which of us is which for this one. 

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