Thrill Me Podcast

Friend of the show Ray hit the crew up for a viewing of the 1993 HBO TV movie Blind Side starring Rutger Hauer, Ron Silver and Rebecca De Mornay. Naturally they obliged. They also threw in an extensive list of what they have been watching.

After Adam's brother Luke advised that this film was 'piece of shit', Jared and Adam endeavoured to check and see if 1994's Wes Craven's New Nightmare was as bad as he advertised. They also talk through what they have been watching.

Adam and Jared hit the water with Bruce Willis for one of his lesser 90's efforts, the action/thriller Striking Distance. We also talk what we have been watching recently.

Adam and Jared finally get around to checking out the Chuck Norris TV movie where he plays a shapeshifting mountain man. This serious piece of filmmaking is called Forest Warrior (1996). They also do an up or down on the new Fast X trailer.

Adam and Jared check out 1997's Double Team to make sure that Jean-Claude Van Damme and Dennis Rodman are the best pairing in action cinema. They also discuss what they have recently been watching.

Jared and Adam put together a list of nominees to kick of the first Thrill Me podcast Hall of Fame and Hall of Shame ballot. An eclectic mix of actors, writers, FX people and directors via for entry in to the coveted hall of fame/shame. Tune in to find out who makes it.

Adam and Jared board the train for a second time to discussed the Tubi Original, Terror Train 2. They also discuss their recently seen.

The lads jump onto the Shudder exclusive sequel, Scare Package II: Rad Chad's Revenge. We also throw in a few films we have seen recently.

Adam and Jared debase themselves with a full commentary (including adverts) of an obscure 90's Hulk Hogan action flick called The Ultimate Weapon. Not only do they ask serious questions about Hogan's hair and moustache, but also cover what they have been watching as well as a quick discussion about Hogan's place in the list of wrestlers turned actors.

Sticking with killer Santa films, Adam and Jared cover 2012's Silent Night. They question Malcolm McDowell's choices. Ask why everybody in town is dressed like Santa and wonder about the amount of protein required to lift a bloke off the ground with a scythe. What they have been watching is included as well as a quick discussion about whether the Avatar sequel will break even.