This episode was released on Saturday the 30th October, two days early so it would be out for Hallowe'en, but the spookiest thing about this undead-filled episode is that we don't actually mention H

Hello one and all, apologies that this episode is a little late but unfortunately despite our best efforts COVID has infiltrated the damp planks of the Shed and so editing was slightly hampered, esp

    In a pleasant change from the usual ripe and stinking corpses we have lying around the Shed, in this episode we cover three works that are all from this very year! When we watched this trilogy of

  In one of our very rare acts of organisation this episode features an Easily(ish) Available Horror which fits in with the theme of our Double Feature, which is the enduring concept of the Drawing Ro

  One horror genre that is often maligned is found footage - 'wobbly-cam' makes people throw up, it's low budget, the CGI is often ropey, but we've decided to wade through the swamp and bring you two

  We've got a bit of a special episode for you this time, as HJ Doom has been joined by literary horror enthusiast Kit Rathenar for a longform discussion about the seminal horror writer Thomas Ligotti

  In this frenetic episode we're having to put our foot to the floor as we get through a host of shorts, in this case brought together into two classic portmanteau films of the 70s and 80s. We talk ab

  We've finally got to the final leg of our epic deep dive down Elm Street, and rest assured the home stretch is an absolute joy compared to some of what has gone before (Part 6. We mean Part 6). Here

  It's finally here - the part of the Nightmare on Elm Street deep dive that we've all been dreading, I'm sure. We've had it far too easy for far too long, but now we have to face the final curtain. O

  It's Episode 2 of our deep dive into the Nightmare on Elm St franchise, which means we're looking at Parts 3 and 4. Confused yet? You will be, because we're also talking about a horror comic series