Stay ConnectedCan’t handle scary movies? Neither can legal influencer, sometimes rapper and general scaredy-cat Peach. To help him overcome his horror aversion, his best friend Shag is talking him through the plots, the kills, the blood and the thrills of iconic video nasties, one Wikipedia synopsis at a time.
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For a fun end-of-year treat, we're spending the next few weeks seeing how dark horror gets via the 10 most disturbing films of all time (according to the internet). Happy holidays.
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Thrilled to be joined once again by our favourite podcast Too Scary; Didn't Watch to help explain what a 'Chuck E Cheese' is, and why Nicolas Cage is truly the best actor of his generation.
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When this uncategorisable film premiered at the Sydney Film Festival, 13 people fainted and dozens walked out. Shag and this week's guest Al Grigg were there, and luckily for you, did neither.
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Horror has the funnest and most inventive premises. Case in point: a debut feature from a Welsh director set in the infamous 'video nasty' era of UK censorship, that is itself a video nasty. Magic.
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The power of this film's poster alone caused hysteria and widespread film banning in the UK during the 1980s. Are you brave enough do discover the Driller Killer?
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How has there never been a teen slasher with this title up until now? This episode we're joined by certified scaredy cat Lee Tran Lam to recap Netflix's woke (and surprisingly gory) reimagining of Scream.
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We're taking a trip from Seoul to Busan (with podcast legend Alexei Toliopoulos) to work out which is scarier: shambling Romero zombies, or an athletic undead baseball team.
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Horror isn't just the 80s classics that everyone has heard of. Horror in the 2020s is an exciting crop of new franchises that have nothing to do with Michael Myers and Freddy Krueger. Say hello to Norman Nordstrom (actually don't say anything, just wave).
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It's a Halloween tradition! We're joined once again by FBi legend Ruby Miles to explore the second film of the new Halloween trilogy, and get to the bottom of what Michael Myers is REALLY after.
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The 11th film in the franchise, that's actually the sequel to the original 1978 film according to the 7th Michael Myers Timeline. It's also the 3rd film called 'Halloween', following both the first and the Rob Zombie remake in 2007. Imagine explaining this to Thomas Edison.
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