Ep 256
Ep 256 The Monster Club
It’s time for a glass of (suspicious) red and an undead boogie as we head down to “The Monster Club”. An exclusive venue, or a Poundland Halloween party (depending on your point of view) where we l…
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Lee and Adam guide horror novice Chris through the finest, funniest and most frightening films the genre has to offer. Fortnightly. No experience required.
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Horror for everyone.
Welcome to Horror is a fortnightly show in which Lee and Adam introduce horror novice Chris to all the delights the genre has to offer.
Whether you're a seasoned fan who appreciates craft, or someone with a passing interest looking for an entertaining new perspective, join us on our journey.
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Stars of the Silver Screen
Long before they'd watched 300 horror films together, Adam and Lee made their big-screen debuts — as extras in Video Shop Tales of Terror II: Lust & Revenge. A UK indie horror anthology. Shot in the grand tradition of low-budget British terror. Their scenes were unforgettable. The footage is currently being located.
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Ep 255
Ep 255 Tomb Tomes
In an effort to prove that the team all have a reading age above 6; we’ve decided to have a chat about some of the supernatural and horror books that we’ve enjoyed, both recently and over the years…
Ep 254
Ep 254 The Autopsy of Jane Doe
How the (draining) tables have turned! In this episode Chris introduces Adam and Lee to a film, 2016’s “The Autopsy of Jane Doe”. A film in which we learn that toe bells are the must have accessory…
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