Ep 250
Ep 250 Re-make / Re-model
It’s episode 250! And to celebrate the team have decided to play “what if?”. We have all chosen a film outside of the genre to be remade as a horror: Who do you cast? Who’s directing it? What chang…
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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 249
Ep 249 Dead Snow
Just in time for some of the hottest weather the UK has ever seen, we’re covering Nazi Zombies on Ice in 2009’s “Dead Snow”. An informative film that details basic avalanche orienteering techniques…
Ep 248
Ep 248 We Have Been Watching
Welcome To Horror Presents: “The Planet of We Have Been Watching”. It’s time for another “We Have Been Watching”, and in a real turn up for the books, everything we’ve watched is from this century!…
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