Thrill Me Podcast

Adam and Jared take a quick detor out of Texas and end up at a summer camp in New Jersey to give their first thoughts on the new Friday the 13th TV series, Crystal Lake. They also throw in what they have been watching to pad it out.

On the home stretch in their coverage of the TCM franchise, Adam and Jared unleash a full commentary on 2013"s, Texas Chainsaw Massacre 3D. They also roll out what they have been watching as well as taking a side road to air grievances about 90's band, Counting Crows.

The prequel to the remake finally gets a run with Adam and Jared meandering through 2006's The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning. Plenty of questions come up relating to why certain things are explained and why Leatherface is pretty much an absentee monster. What we've been watching as well as a double episode discussion about Tulsa King are also added to this weeks double sized episode.

As they walk along the Texas Chainsaw franchise path, Adam and Jared pass the remake and stop for a deep dive including discussing if this is the second best film of the series and whether this Leatherface is the best one. Throw in a a summery of what they have been watching, including a return to Tulsa King and its a bumper episode.

Part 4 in the Texas Chainsaw Franchise, and Adam and Jared decide to do another commentary in an effort to successflly explain exactly what is going on in this film. What they have been watching and some props for Coyote Vs Acme are also included.

A supposed return to form for the franchise as Adam and Jared join the Sawyer clan for another round of chainsaw mayhem. Is this return to form legit? A list of what they have been watching as well as some sad Friday the 13th news.

The lads get down with a full length commentary around the Cannon films produced, decidedly different sequel to Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Is it misunderstood or just a terrible film. Adam and Jared weigh in. Also included is their recently seen. 

Adam and Jared take a look back at the 2002 Rollerball remake and answer the age old question - Is it as bad as they remember it? But not before running through the list of what they've been watching and celebrating the return of their regular Tulsa King coverage.

The lads head back to slasher territory, more specifically the bayou, with the 2006 love letter to 80's slashers, Hatchet. The what they have been watching list is lengthy, with a couple of pieces of recent news to round things out.

After a long, hard road, Adam and Jared finally get to the end of the Transformers franchise with 2024's, Transformers One. After having to digest so much robot fighting action, will this one end the series on a high? The boys also include a brief look at what they have been watching recently.