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OMG The big 5 0 !!!! This ain't no Theatre of Blood, it’s Stage Fright, by Argento protege Michele Soavi. Time for an evening at the theatre with Tony & Adam enjoying this Slasher, Giallo blood soaked production.

And not only does it star Four Flies Michael Brandon (fleetingly) but also stars Video Nasty royalty John Morghen, who at the last count starred in at least 4 of the films on the BBFC's hit list.

If all the world’s a stage then watch out there in the world for an owl headed nutter!

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A summer double bill, a gift from the T&A boys. A teenager you'd do well to keep on the right side of. Join Tony and Adam as they re-live all the best bits and the not so good bits.

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In this Episode Tony and Adam are chatting about The Boogens, a film directed by James L Conway. Somewhere out there, there will be a person who considers this cheeky little creature feature to be a masterpiece and some will barely tolerate it.

Take a listen and find out which category T&A fall into.

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Another episode where Tony and Adam jive talk (Bee Gees ref) about a horror film. Lots of fun to be had with this brand new episode. A film that one critic called halloween to a disco beat and another critic likened it to Carrie to a disco beat and another critic likened it to Halloween 2 to a disco beat and then another critic likened it….you get the idea. Anyway let’s dance!

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Think the Monkees (pop group that was made to try and replicate the Beatles success in.. look just ask someone over 40!) said it best in their hit song I’m a believer “…Seems the more I gave, the less I got. What's the use in tryin'? All you get is pain….(chorus)…Disappointment haunted all my dreams” We talk about this “horror film” av a listen to our thoughts on this…this..this film. You’ll believe a podcast can fly!

Tony and Adam spend an evening with The Exorcist : Believer a film directed by David Gordon Green.

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Oh boy, the crazy world of Pete Walker, and the crazy performance of Sheila Keith.
Whilst no conclusions will be drawn from their discussion of this seldom seen British horror, (well we do give a mark out of 10), what will become abundantly clear is that Frightmare (74) deserves more love.
Sheila Sheila Sheila take a bow (The Smiths ref…ask your morose Dad 👍).

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Tony and Adam deliver not one present this christmas but a double dose of christmas cheer with Silent Night, deadly Night 1 and 2.

Silent Night Deadly night 1 a film by Charles Sellier which attempts to give poor old Santa a bad name, whilst Lee Harry's, Silent Night Deadly Night 2 seems to be doing the same for acting and cohesive plot. Sometimes these two beauties are confusing but they’re never boring.

Slade say Its Chhhrrrriiiiisstmaaaaaaas, I prefer to say its GARBAGE DAY!!!!!!