In this episode of the podcast, I go through 10 interesting facts you most likely don't know about from the found footage classic: The Blair Witch Project (1999).

In this episode of Psycho Sexual, we go deep into Japanese folklore by analysing the famous ghost story/kabuki play: The Ghost of Yotsuya (1959) directed by Japanese Gore Auteur Nobuo Nakagawa.

Medea (1969) is a horny adaptation of the greek play by Euripides adapted by THE 60's radical filmmaker from Italy: Pier Paolo Pasolini. He was a poet, a filmmaker, a radical, a journalist, an activist. His murder/death in 1975 baffled a the world and has seemingly gone unresolved to this day. In this episode, Patrick and I analyse this film, the filmmaker and his influence on culture.

This episode of The Sixth Dimension is an opinion piece about the state of cinema, in which I speculate - using scientific evidence, of course - Why Films Aren't As Good Anymore? I use examples such as Pulp Fiction, A Clockwork Orange, and Apocalypse Now in order to figure out what is going on with todays' movies.

Filmmaker Nathan Hill and I sit down to chat about all of his films which might have potential to spawning sequels and prequels, he tells us about his plans for future films and what he plans to do to change Australian CInema forever.

In this episode, go through the history behind the making of one of the greatest horror films ever made 'SUSPIRIA', the myths and origins behind it's main villains 'The Three Mothers', and other fascinating interpretations of the myth itself within the horror genre.

In this episode, I review the semi-lost, horror/mystery movie THE SPIDER LABYRINTH (1988) - a film about missing black books, giant spiders, and sexy italian redheads.

In this review, I discuss the semi-sequel to Nosferatu the Vampyre by Werner Herzog entitled NOSFERATU IN VENICE (1988). Herein, I talk about the troubled history of the production, how it stands up to both versions of Nosferatu, and how awesome some little known horror gems might be hiding around the corner.

In this interview with film critic, historian and filmmaker, I talk with Tim Lucas about his epic book on Mario Bava, his history of being a cinephile, making my favourite film related magazine growing up called Video Watchdog, filmmaking and working on his magnum opus: 'The man with the Kaleidoscope eyes' about Roger Corman and his first acid trip and how it influenced him on making The Trip (1967).

In this epic interview with writer-director RICHARD STANLEY he talks about Hardware (1989), Dust Devil (1992), his experiences on the set of The Island Of Dr. Moreau and the ensuing documentary covering his experiences. Also, in a worldwide exclusive we delve deep into the mystical filmmaker Donald Cammell and his final screenplay - of which Stanley was working on. We share loads of laughs too, very fun interview.