This episode sees the panel dig out the old asbestos dungarees and hide charred corpses conspicuously about the place, as we take on Joseph Ellison’s pyromanic video nasty Don’t Go In The House.

Sick, twisted filth or underrated dissection of the human psyche for the Jeffrey Dahmer generation? It’s doubtful whether the panel reaches any conclusions, but Christ did we have fun trying…

In a bid to extinguish our growing thirst for alcoholic beverages, this episode we quaff Sierra Nevada’s Ruthless Rye IPA, Kernel’s Export India Porter, Trouble Brewing’s Deception Ale, Rogue American Amber Ale, some Smoked Porter from Beavertown, Lucifer Belgian Ale and, of course, Paul’s beloved Limeburner from Donegal’s Kinnegar brewery.

So crack open a few beers, hide the matches, drink your tea and, above all, don’t go in the house…

Episode two of our minisode series Dead Bites sees Iain talk to directors Lucky McKee and Chris Sivertson about their new film All Cheerleaders Die.

The podcast shenanigans for episode six see the team return to Dresden at the height of the Second World War, then back to the present, then back to the war, and finally to the fourth dimensional planet of Tralfamador. Confused? You ought to be. This episode explores Kurt Vonnegut’s highly significant and epic anti-war novel Slaughterhouse Five, along with its subsequent 1972 film adaptation. So it goes.

Paul tests Iain and Dee’s literary knowledge with a quiz on famous cinematic adaptations of the written word, and there’s plenty of war-related booze to be had courtesy of Asahi, Spitfire, Erdinger, Staropramen, Blue Moon and Weihenstephaner. Which is kind of grim when you think about it.

Holocaust aside, click on the podcast for a rip-roaring time and witness some hefty war crimes in action. You know who didn’t like podcasts? Hitler. Food for thought. So it goes.

It's back to science fiction for episode five, as the team whips out its Drac phrase book in an attempt to understand the loopiness behind Wolfgang Petersen's oft-maligned and misunderstood tale of conflict resolution in outer space, Enemy Mine.

Is it a galactic war story? Does it effectively challenge superficial, culturally-defined idiosyncrasies? Is Dennis Quaid's acting any good? And what in shitting Christ does 'Enemy Mine' mean, anyway? Join the panel as we look to resolve some of the film's most pertinent and enduring questions. Plus! Dee puts Iain and Paul's genre knowledge to the test with a quiz on '80s sci-fi's most beloved aliens.

This week's beer list sees Paul stick with a selection from his beloved Kinnegar Brewery in County Donegal, but also includes Samuel Smith's cherry beer, Belgium's Gulden Draak, Greene King's Double-Hop Monster IPA, Germany's DAB, Turkey's Efes and Sierra Nevada Torpedo. Phew! Enough booze to reconcile even the most polarised conflicts in the world, and beyond...

To mark the thirtieth anniversary of the passing of the Video Recordings Act in the UK, this episode we look back on the 'video nasty' debacle, focussing our attentions on one of the most infamous titles caught up in the hysteria; Ruggero Deodato's Cannibal Holocaust.

Elsewhere in the podcast, Dee and Paul battle it out in 'Iain's Video Nasty Quiz', with the hope of proving once and for all who knows the most about low-budget, banned exploitation horror films from the '70s and '80s. And if that in itself ain't an enviable victory prize, then I frigging well have no idea what is.

As the panel picks over the remaining chunks of flesh left clinging to a severed hand found deep in the Colombian jungle, we quench our thirst with Greene King IPA, Peroni Doppio Malto, Cusqueña, Kinnegar's Devil's Backbone and Brooklyn Lager. Yum.

In the first ever edition of our minisode series, Dead Bites, Iain talks to New Jersey director Jack Thomas Smith about his latest film, Infliction.

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Episode three sees the team take to the backwoods along a forgotten stretch of road populated only by Mr Slausen and his band of telekinetic mannequins. That's right; in this instalment we are smothering plaster all over our faces in an attempt to understand the madness that lurks behind David Schmoeller's 1979 slasher epic Tourist Trap. Just watch out for those water moccasins!

In our backpacks this week we find Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, Brew Dog's Punk IPA, some Valencian seawater beer called Er Boquerón and the aptly-named 'Impale IPA'. Poor Woody!

This episode sees the panel tackle satirical, Orwellian alien invasion, as we stick on our chunky '80s shades, clothesline a cop or two and prepare to join the resistance in a bid to face down John Carpenter's seminal and worryingly-relevant sci-fi classic They Live.

Drink along with us! The booze list for this week's podcast is a bottle of California's finest Zinfandel and some 10-year-old Laphroaig single malt whiskey. To chase it down, a few beers are always in order; this episode sees us quaff down Williams Bros' Paradigm Shift, Sierra Nevada Pale Ale and Desperados Tequila Flavoured Lager, among others.

In our first ever episode, we tackle Dan O’Bannon’s genre-redefining, 1984 zombie schlock fest. Prepare for a wild ride with naked graveyard dancing, Nazi war crimes, zombies on slabs, rabid weasels, screaming yellow men, typical military fuck-ups, Burt & Ernie, Tom & Jerry and some fine Kentucky bourbon.