Thrill Me Podcast

After a 2 week layoff, we board Con Air for a quiet, stress free flight. Unfortunately we've all been seated in economy class next to an escaped psychopath. The drinks cart better get rolled out very soon. Also, we unveil the best Halloween costume ever.

An in depth discussion about Sam Raimi's do it yourself horror gem, The Evil Dead. Also, low budget horror, then and now.

We wrap our 90's coverage with a laugh filled conversation about the so bad its good, Thunder in Paradise. When messing with thunder, don't concern yourself with plot, rather, keep an eye out for hammy overacting, unconvincing special effects and some of the greatest fashion fails in the history of cinema. You'll have a blast.

The boys join Arnold for the action/comedy/spy caper, True Lies. Outrageous action scenes, quips, Tom Arnold as comic relief and Bill Paxton in a turtleneck. You can't get more 90's than that.

Jared and Gibbo turn up the heat on Adam for his choice of 90's killer snowman flick Jack Frost. Insults fly, laughs are had and everybody wishes they were watching the Michael Keaton children's film of the same name.

We start our mini quintessential 90's discussion by breaking down the self-referential slasher flick, 1996's Scream.

We reach the bum end of the Alien franchise with the ridiculously titled AVPR. Also, to round everything out, the boys briefly discuss the much maligned Prometheus as well as the two upcoming Alien films.

Adam, Jared & Gibbo get ringside seats as the Aliens take on the Predators in the ultimate intergalactic punch on.

We dust off our clones and put them to work reviewing the 4th film in the Alien franchise with very interesting results. Adam's clone fails to understand the scoring system; Gibbo's is a big fan of Winona Ryder and Jared's fails to drop his guts at the end of the episode.

At the halfway point of the franchise, the boys decide to stop in at the prison planet Fury for a spot of head shaving, barcode tattooing, sewer pipe running shenanigans. Be sure to stay right through to the end for a revelation that is a bit 'on the nose'.