Having just finished her first feature film MARITAL PROBLEMS, writer/director DIA TAYLOR shares with us her ten favourite films.

Party All Night - A 30th Anniversary Celebration Chat about Joel Schumacher's THE LOST BOYS With Superfan Nathan Hill.

T-Dog and Mittenhands do a review on the cult classic CARNIVAL OF SOULS (1962) - but is it a classic, like everyone says, or average, like everyone pretends it's not?

TONIGHT we review the one and only Horror film created by master filmmaker Barry Levinson - of RAIN MAN and GOOD MORNING, VIETNAM. It's as political as his other less famous films tend to be: during July 4th celebration, a mysterious illness breaks out in Chesapeake Bay Area - killing thousands. And that's just the beginning. . . From this simple description, one would never know that they were about to watch one of the most terrifying modern horror films ever.

This episode is co-hosted by a very special guest: Magician and Performance Artist Raymond Truong. In it, we philosophise about the philosophy of THE HOWLING (1981) by Joe Dante.

I decided to call the 'secret' phone number hotline for 'mother!' (2017) - an investigation of the strange advertising gimmick to Aronofsky's latest movie.

Briony Kidd has made some of the most interesting short films I've ever witnessed. She has also featured a few of the best Australian filmmakers in genre within her trailblazing film festival. This episode of our podcast, Briony talks about her life as a creative, her films and the festival she founded.

For the finale of our ROGER CORMAN season, we review CAGED HEAT (1974) - the finest film of the Women-in-prison film Corman has to offer. Hilarity ensues.

Machine Gun Kelly (1958) is one of director ROGER CORMAN's finest gangster films, and one of Charles Bronson's best performance. In this film, Bronson stars as MACHINE GUN KELLY. It's 50's exploitation at it's finest, and Corman at his top form. Will and I review the film and talk about life in general.

The 2nd film in our Roger Corman season is ATTACK OF THE CRAB MONSTERS (1957). It's about a bunch of scientists trapped on an island that is rapidly shrinking. One by one they are killed off by an unseen force, lured to their deaths by the disembodied voices of their dead cohorts. The source of their conundrum? Giant, telepathic crabs hungry for human flesh.