Will talks about A Ghost Story (2017), while I talk about Ghost Story (1981). Two very different films, one boring, unimaginative title.

Another re-upload previously unavailable to the iTunes audience, in this episode we review the incredibly effective, scary made-for-tv movie from the BBC called GHOSTWATCH (1992); a trend-setting, obscure to most flick about a documentary show filming a real-life haunted house.

It's super-influencial, especially to those who are fans of James Wan's horror output, Mike Flannigan and Leigh Whannel.

This episode is a re-upload from the archives. It was previously only available on SOUNDCLOUD only and not iTunes. So this is for the itunes crowd who missed out. This episode, Will and I chat about Ken Russell's underrated, obscure classic GOTHIC (1986) about the fateful night wherein Mary Shelly, holed up in an Italian Mansion with other famous writers at the time, comes up with the germ idea for her novel Frankenstein; thus, creating modern horror/science fiction.

IN this episode, we interview filmmaker and writer Darren Statman about his career, his influences, some of his favourite films and some interesting stories. Check out his website if you want to hire him for any related media gigs and if you want to check out his portfolio by clicking the link below and follow him on instagram by typing in darrenstatman in the search bar: https://www.darrenstatman.com/

This episode, we talk about Roger Avary's latest film - after a 17 year hiatus - LUCKY DAY (2019): the pseudo-sequel to his debut film KILLING ZOE (1993).

Frequent guest Ray Truong - Magician - joins us for the ventriloquism horror flick MAGIC (1978) starring Anthony Hopkins.

Psycho Sexual Retro Review of Tanya's Island(1980) - The Gonzo, bananas, bestiality, horror, fantasy with no plot. Just Vanity (Prince's old flame) having sex with a mutant monkey created by Rob Bottin.

This episode, I do a brief review of the underground (as in caves and spelunking) horror film WHAT WAITS BELOW (1984) and frequent co-host William Thompson talks about the notorious, semi-obscure horror/true story flick MY SON, MY SON, WHAT HAVE YE DONE (2009) - produced by David Lynch and directed by Werner Herzog.

Filmmaker Nathan Hill is back and this time he's talking to us about his TWO latest films: Aliens Down Under and Sex Down Under.

Mireille Stahle is back and this time she's brought her friends.... her serial killer friends! That's right, she's brought along a little killer film from Michael Haneke called FUNNY GAMES (1997). Me, well, I'm talking about the murder-mystery-comedy SH! THE OCTOPUS (1937) - which i'm sure you've seen a gif from.