When there's something strange in your neighbourhood, who you gonna call? Because in this episode there's a trio of films with supernatural goings on in suburban settings, but not a jumpsuit or a proton pack in sight. Because it's Halloween, we're look.

  We're not normally ones for covering up to the moment current affairs on this podcast, we're more comfortable with a couple of films that were released before we were even born, but it's hard to be in the middle of a worldwide pandemic and not cast you.

  If you're a horror fan, particularly on in the UK, you probably think of Hammer Studios very fondly, but even the most fervent fan would have to admit that by the Seventies Hammer was beginning to look dated. And as we love Hammer but also love iconocl.

  Like all horror media, Part 1 of our Final Destination Deep Dive has a sequel, where we round things off by taking a look at the third, fourth and fifth additions to the franchise and discuss what they did right, what they did wrong, and how the fourth.

It's only understandable at the moment that people are relying on the things that make them feel comfortable, and the Final Destination franchise is for us like pulling on an old sweater, and so we thought we'd watch all five of them and talk to you abou.

  There's nothing quite like a big monster for getting a city to work together, and they're excellent for urban renewal programs, so in this episode we look at two classic Big Monster horror films, one modern and one from over 50 years ago. We also look .

  Life has got in the way a bit of late and so our release schedule has gone a bit to pot, but to fill in the gap here's a short essay about the Zombie in film recorded by Richard deValmont, we hope that it's enjoyable and educational, and both of us wil.

  This episode is a day late, but rest assured that makes it a day BETTER - it has had longer to mature and so is more full-bodied. And also actually finished, which it really wasn't yesterday. But it's here now, and we're very pleased to bring you a loo.

  Over the last fifty-two episodes we've only ever covered two computer games, and we decided that we needed to remedy that, and never ones to go about things without wild overreactions we have done it by covering nothing but computer games, and SIXTEEN .

  Has anyone ever done anything so terrible, so heinous, that you wish that you could unleash the literal forces of hell upon them? In our Double Feature this episode we look at two films where a wounded party has the ability to do exactly that, with pre.