In the latest episode of THE SIXTH DIMENSION podcast, we chalk up a list of 10 of the best HORROR movies to watch on a date and why. Pick a few films, ask someone out and try the list for yourself!

In this episode of THE SIXTH DIMENSION, we talk with filmmaker/writer Claire J. Harris about writing movies, the Australian film industry and her Ten Favourite Australian films from 2000 - Present (and the challenges of picking those films).

Patrick and Seb get around to viewing the Japanese horror cult classic HAUSU (1977) aka. HOUSE. Yes, one of the films to inspire EVIL DEAD (1981), and countless vines and memes is finally getting the PSYCHO-SEXUAL treatment. We look at the films cartoonish nature, the films production history as well as other japanese horror-cult oddities from the 70's and beyond.

In this episode of PSYCHO SEXUAL, Patrick and Sebastian analyse the Brian De Palma pseudo-giallo BODY DOUBLE (1984). We talk about the techniques that embody both Hitchcock and De palma and how they overlap, Body Double's latent but defined impact on pop-culture, how badly the film has dated, as well as how relevant it is.

Film Writer, Bestselling Author and Horror Movie Aficionado DAVID KONOW joins us on the audio bench this week as we celebrate HALLOWEEN in the best way possible: by checking out the lost variety show classic The Paul Lynde Halloween Special. Paul Lynde, famed comedian and gay icon, was famous for singing the 'kids' song from BYE BYE BIRDIE (the movie, not the play) and for being the centre square for CELEBRITY SQUARES throughout the 70's. His camp style lead him to be considered a pioneer in Television comedy and for his efforts, the powers that be gave him his own HALLOWEEN SPECIAL - also starring Wizard Of Oz's own wicked witch of the west MARGARET HAMILTON.

Patrick and I review the most insane movie we've done on this show: NIGHT TRAIN TO TERROR (1985). We've talked about shocking films, silly films, sexy films, gross films, but this one has it all. It's an anthology horror film set on a train (during a perpetual new wave musical) which is about to crash. only two of the passengers know this and they are GOD and SATAN. They are there to judge the fates of three doomed soul also among the prospective trainwreck and we review the lives they have lead so far - which is the set-up for the three stories. That's a mouthful, right! Enjoy, I know we did.

In this episode, I do a double review of two Etruscan-ruins-set giallo classics: THE SCORPION WITH TWO TAILS (1982) and THE DEAD ARE ALIVE (1972). One's good and one's ..... well, not so good. We dive into the history and context of both of these films, and find out why some films work and some films don't.

The Sixth Dimension is back after a long hiatus, as we have been under renovations. The new series has been reformatted to in depth analysis of cult films. Each episode, film writer and podcaster Sebastian Mittelman will analyse and curate a very special cult film - going out into the depths to where other podcasts dare not to go. We will also continue interviewing guests such as filmmakers, writers, critics and fans.

In this long delayed episode, Seb compares the film ‘Death Game (1977)’ - the cult grind house classic - with it’s remake; the Eli Roth helmed, psycho-sexual mainstream thriller ‘Knock, Knock (2015)’ - starring Keanu Reeves.

In this episode, Patrick and Seb analyse two classic episodes of the Twilight Zone: one from the 50's series and one from the 80's revival series. We discuss Rod Serling's creative process, compare the two episodes and how they relate to the times in which they are made. Nightcrawler (1985) by William Friedkin is the one from the 80's we check out and Perchance to Dream (1959) is the one from the original series we analyse. Enjoy!

In this editorial, I analyse whether or not the remake to the classic supernatural italian horror film Suspiria (1977) will work or not. I talk about the original three films surrounding the three mothers mythos, Dario Argento's film career throughout the decades, Italian Horror films in general, and the remake and how far along it is.