27: A history of old time horror radio. From The Witch's Tale, Suspense and through to modern podcasts like Darkest Night and The Black Tapes.

26: Orson Welles and The War Of The Worlds. From the myth of mass hysteria and how that iconic piece of radio was created through to how it is now seen.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xs0K4ApWl4g

25: The art of introducing cult films at stupid times on a Monday morning.

24: Andrew Getty's The Evil Within is a strange film and a very personal story. Frightening, strange, offensive and other-worldy the movie was a labour of love for a reclusive millionaire. Here we look at its making of and odd charms

23: When you discuss exploitation films is it fair to just dismiss them as trash? Is there more than we can say about them? This podcast uses a documentary as a jumping off point to briefly discuss where exploitation can slot into social critique.

22: Amanda Reyes is an expert in the world of America's TV movies. She has a book coming out called Are You in the House Alone? A TV Movie Compendium 1964-1999 from Headpress and a lecture in London called Tele-terrors: The Real and Imagined Horrors Inside the Made for Television Movie in April.

21: Are we starting to see a return to body horror in genre cinema? Christopher looks at Get Out, Raw, Neon Demon and more and makes a case for why this trend might be happening now.

20: A chat with Jon Larkin from the Screaming Queenz podcast about the impact of sexuality on horror. To hear read more go to the Screaming Queenz website and the podcast is here

19: A short story written and performed by Christopher Brown

18: Are you sick of found footage movies? Do you wonder why people keep on making them? Here Christopher looks at the boom, talks about why it grew. Touches on Blair Witch, Grave Encounters and Paranormal Activity and suggests we are now at an end