Back in the cinema with A24’s latest offering in the form of a comedy slasher that gives a new take on the whodunit genre with a modern twist. Bodies Bodies Bodies takes the worst of modern civilization, throws them in a mansion together and sees how long they can last before they annoy each other to the point of death. But is the experience for the viewer a more fun time? Let’s find out. Elsewhere this week: Ti West turns X into a trilogy with another film announced before we’ve even seen Pearl. The Strangers is getting a remake with a new trilogy in one of the most bizarre news stories of the year. And ending the show we catch up on lots of recent TV shows including Amazon’s big budget return to Middle Earth. 

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Back to our regular schedule after the fun that was FrightFest last week; we are watching a film that actually features on our upcoming horror films list at the start of the year. Hatching hails as the first Finnish film we’ve covered and is about a girl and an egg. Things get weird and we have a lot of fun talking about it. Elsewhere this week; Resident Evil on Netflix gets cancelled and Matt wants to throw a party about it. Hellraiser gets a release date and it’s very soon. And ending the show we talk about a new horror countdown show on Shudder and give super early impressions of a little show that just started on Amazon. 

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FILMS COVERED: SOMETHING IN THE DIRT, LOLA & DARK GLASSES

Welcome to the final part of our FrightFest 2022 shows! Over the next few days we will have all the discussions of the films we saw at this year’s festival as well as our thoughts on the festival itself. In this final part we chat about the last day we were at the festival and 3 incredibly unique and interesting films. We also give our roundup of the festival overall and how it compares to previous years. 

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FILMS COVERED: NIGHT SKY, EATING MISS CAMPBELL & MIDNIGHT PEEPSHOW

Welcome to the third part of our FrightFest 2022 shows! Over the next few days we will have all the discussions of the films we saw at this year’s festival as well as our thoughts on the festival itself. In this third part we chat about the rest of the films we saw on day two and even our detour we took to celebrate one of our favourite horror films we’ve covered on this show.  Stay tuned as there'll be loads more Fright Fest coverage on this feed very soon!

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FILMS COVERED: NEXT EXIT, DAUGHTER & A WOUNDED FAWN

Welcome to the second part of our FrightFest 2022 shows! Over the next few days we will have all the discussions of the films we saw at this year’s festival as well as our thoughts on the festival itself. In this second part we chat about the first 3 films we saw on day 2 and how the festival was starting to shape up. Stay tuned as there'll be loads more Fright Fest coverage on this feed very soon!

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FILMS COVERED: THE LAIR, THE VISITOR FROM THE FUTURE & SCARE PACKAGE II: RAD CHAD’S REVENGE

Welcome to the first part of our FrightFest 2022 shows! Over the next few days we will have all the discussions of the films we saw at this year’s festival as well as our thoughts on the festival itself. In this first part we chat about the opening day and what it felt like to be back for the first time in 3 years and also what we thought of the first 3 films. Stay tuned as there'll be loads more Fright Fest coverage on this feed very soon!

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With our long overdue return to FrightFest just a mere few days away with just about find the time to squeeze in a streaming service film we’ve wanted to check out for a few weeks now. Prey is the 2nd Predator film we have now covered for the podcast and after really enjoying 2018’s The Predator; here’s hoping this latest entry can give us some more fun mindless action like the last entry did so well. Elsewhere this week; The Black Phone will probably get a sequel and we might be getting the best case scenario. The new Hellraiser has been rated and surely must be coming in the next few months. And ending the show Mike praises The Northman once again after a recent rewatch and we look ahead to the UK’s biggest horror film festival’s return. 

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Some thought it would never happen. The day has finally arrived. The UK finally gets blessed with the release of Jordan Peele’s 3rd film and we have actually seen Nope. Now comes the fun part where we actually get to talk about it. Surely after all the hype and waiting it was worth the wait? This podcast might shock you. Elsewhere this week: Saw returns next year and we couldn’t be less enthusiastic if we tried. Del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities gets a date and looks fantastic. And ending the show Matt has now finished The Leftovers and the only way to fill the void is by rewatching his favourite show of all time. 

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After doing two episodes on Netflix tv shows recently which worked out fantastically well; we are back to the streaming service once again. However we are sadly not here to talk about Stranger Things again but actually the first ever live action tv series of one of our favourite horror franchises ever. We could talk about Resident Evil for days but we try to keep the conversation to this new adaptation and whether or not it does the name justice. You’ll definitely want to hear our recommendation before watching this one. Elsewhere this week; Ti West returns to cinemas this year with Pearl. And Shudder announced the latest instalment of the VHS franchise for later this year. Ending this week’s show we briefly discuss rewatching one of the best horrors of 2022 so far and Matt hypes up the tv show he’s been watching recently that’s his new favourite thing. 

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As we look to fill the weeks before a certain new horror film gets its UK release; what better time to watch yet another film in our most beloved Ranking Wes Craven series. We are into the 90’s now with a film that has had a huge cult following over the years and with good reason. The People Under the Stairs blends social commentary with goofy comedy in ways that most films could only dream of. And it didn’t get screwed by studio intervention or ratings board cuts. Find out where we rank it and see just how upset it makes you! We also look ahead to what’s next in this series as the return of Frederick looms nearby. 

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