Patrick and I discuss the vivid, horrific, crazy LAIR OF THE WHITE WORM (1988) directed by Ken Russell. A truly insane horror film that captures 80's exploitation perfectly, the film adapts Bram (Dracula) Stoker's novel of the same name. A giant killer snake and its vampire-but-with-snake-like-characteristics familiar stalk the countryside looking for human victims after the skull of an ancient monster is dug u.

Digging this one up from the archives, Will and I review this incredibly obscure, incredibly shocking PSA from England: Apaches (1977). In it, group of kids play cowboys and indians (actually, they just play the indians - as in Native Americans; in this case, from the Apache tribe) on a farm in rural england. Ignoring all safety precautions, they are one-by-one killed off in a variety of 'final destination' style deaths - each one more shocking and sick than the last. They only have themselves to blame, the PSA suggests; and the message is to play safe and follow the rules.

Going back to the archives, my very first podcast I recorded for this channel (not the very first podcast I've done though). It's a series that i'm reviving and recording new episodes for available only on this channel. It's called UNWRITTEN RULERS: THE UNMADE FILM REVIEW where we... well, review unmade films: first drafts of screenplays, final stages of pre-production, unreleased movies, lost movies. We take all the evidence we can find on the unmade film of THAT episode and review it. This episode, I review the first draft of Andrew Kevin Walker's script for 8mm (1999), a film which - according to Walker - was ruined by the directors vision.

We go back in the way back machine and talk about our favourite episode of the Anthology TV SHOW by Steven Spielberg: MIRROR, MIRROR directed by Martin Scorsese.

Just in time for Christmas, filmmaker and frequent guest co-host Nathan Hill joins us for the latest episode of the podcast. In this episode, Nathan - who has acted in over 50 movies - talks about some of the famous actors and celebrities he has encountered and shares some epic stories.

Fewdio Studios Horror Shorts by Sebastian M

Back on the retro train with Will and we're talking about the Twilight Zone episode THE HOWLING MAN!

We review the only flick that Samuel Beckett - legendary Novelist and Poet - made.

In this new show, we review the very first drafts of scripts to interesting films by great screenwriters (sometimes, not-so-great screenwriters, but that makes them 'great' in their own way). This episode, we check out Alien 3 by the screenwriter ERIC RED (Near Dark (1987), The Hitcher (1986), Cohen and tate (1989)), wherein the Alien invades earth.... sort of. You'll have to listen to find out.

In this retro episode, Will and I talk about The Tales from the Crypt Episode called THE DUMMY starring Don Rickles and Bobcat Goldthwait.