Nathan Hill, filmmaker, talks about one of his most controversial movies: Confessions of a Lady Killer (aka. How to be a SexStar)

Yes, this a review of the incredibly well-done sci-fi/horror WARNING SIGN (1985) but I've got something else just as important to say.....

ATTENTION ALL LISTENERS: are you funny? Are you a comedian? Have you always wanted to be on a podcast but couldn't be bothered with all the leg-work? I'm seeking a new co-host. Feel free to contact me via facebook and/or instagram. All you have to be is funny, so if you are an amateur comedian or just think you're pretty damn quick on the wit, then give me a message. You will be part of the shows new format, if you end up becoming the cohost.

We love movies and we love horror movies, don't we. Well, in this list of horror film recommendations, we check out 10 of my favourite horror films helmed by directors who don't typically dip their creative toes into the genre we know and love so much.

In this episode of THE SIXTH DIMENSION, I have a lovely chat with filmmaker Darcy Gladwin about his feature film GODPLEX and some of his favourite films.

Spanish Horror films gets the skinny in the latest episode of THE SIXTH DIMENSION. We focus on the wonderful country and review one of the BEST horror films to come out of Spain from the 20th Century: THE HOUSE THAT SCREAMED.

Yes, we have Impressionists in Painting, but do we have CINEMATIC IMPRESSIONISTS? In this very special episode of The Sixth Dimension Podcast - which is sort of like an audio essay, I guess - I gab about the similarities between Cinematic and Artistic movements in order to answer the question I posed in the former sentence. This will be the first in many audio cinema brain storms aimed toward cult cinema (with a strong emphasis on horror, of course) - unless you hate it, of course.

In the latest episode of the Sixth Dimension, I cover the 1971 succubus based horror exploitation classic THE DEVIL'S NIGHTMARE.

I interview filmmaker, actor, director, special effects artist, martial artit, yoga intructor TRITIA DEVISHA about her epic short film 'Inanna - The Queen of Heaven'

Tonight, a very special christmas present; Ten Christmas Horror Films to get you through the silly season. We've got you covered, everything from Killer Santas to Yuletide Spirits. All kinds of Horror for every kind of Christmas.

In this episode, Patrick and Seb discuss the excellent, obscure mystery-thriller THE LAST OF SHEILA. A meta-ficitonal murder mystery set upon a boat in the south of France, 8 people - all in the film industry - are invited for a weekend on wealthy producer James Coburn's boat. Known for his elaborate parlour games, Coburn's character stages a special one this time; a game that involves revealing the groups deepest and darkest secrets - as well as revealing the person responsible for killing Coburn's wife. This elaborate, brilliantly constructed film remains the only the film of its kind written by both Norman Bates (Anthony Perkins) and Stephen Sondheim.