Thrill Me Podcast

Adam and Jared get an early look at the new Joe Begos film, Christmas Bloody Christmas, and knock out a review. They also cover off on what they've been watching and up or down on the trailer for the new Indiana Jones film. WARNING: SPOILERS.

Matty returns for a trip to hell with Chuck Norris and the Cannon film group in 1994's Hellbound. Who knew that the best way to defeat the devil was to fly kick his arse. We also cover off on what we have recently been watching.

Adam and Jared dive into the murky waters of the direct to streaming shark film with a full commentary on Deep Blue Sea 3. Along with answering the fair question of why we haven't covered part 2, there are in depth discussions on villainous acting, the legalities of squatting at an abandoned fishing village and why one of our heroes keeps getting referred to as an old man! We also find time let you know what we have been watching as well.

Gibbo makes a triumphant return to the show with an in depth discussion about the final 80's Rambo film, Rambo III. We go into the best and worst of what Gibbo has been watching as well as finalising the franchise by rating it from top to bottom.

HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!! Adam and Jared board the 2022 remake of Terror Train to discuss college pranks, changing costumes and chugging a beer through your rear end!!! All the important things in life. What we have been watching is also covered off on.

Adam and Jared finally get out and check out the divisive final part of new Halloween trilogy, 2022's Halloween Ends. We also look into what we have recently been watching.

Adam and Jared hit the cinemas to check out this years elevated slasher film, Bodies Bodies Bodies. We also delve into watch we have been watching as well as an up or down on the final Halloween Ends trailer.

Friend of the show Leigh requested the boys review 1979's Microwave Massacre and Adam and Jared duly comply. Fair to say its a tough watch with quite a bit of discussion around making a baloney sandwich and whether or not buying 1 kilogram of Devon is a smart move.  Strap in as it's a wild ride. We also include what we've been watching recently.

Adam and Jared force Matty to sit through quite possibly Australia's greatest slasher film, 1989's houseboat horror. Featuring a stellar performance from Alan Dale (nobody uses the word 'Fuck' with such gravitas) and to notch music from Brian Mannix, its definitely worth 83 minutes of your time. 

Adam, Jared and Matty put on their funny looking wigs and start making a case for which is better, Lethal Weapon 2 or Lethal Weapon 3? The fur starts flying from the opening minute.