For this week’s addition to the Stephen King cult classic season, Jamie Suckley is mauled by Lewis Teague’s 1983 film Cujo. Anyone would think this dog had rabies or something?
To open the Stephen King cult classic season, Jamie Suckley looks at one of his favourite anthologies, written by King and directed by George A. Romero. Welcome to Creepshow.
In this week’s cult classic addition, Jamie Suckley discovers the crash landing of a meteorite and gets stuck in with Chuck Russell’s 1988 cult classic, The Blob.
Jamie Suckley takes a relaxing break at “The Colony” to explore Joe Dante’s 1981 classic, The Howling where he’ll find out exactly where the howls are coming from.
Take a trip with Jamie Suckley as he runs us through one of the sickest films to come from New Zealand in the 1990’s – Peter Jackson’s goriously funny Braindead!
It’s no joke, high school can be a real bitch and this is especially true for Veronica Sawyer in the 1989 cult classic, Heathers, a film that paved the way for Mean Girls.
Jamie Suckley brings us a look at the 1981 Video Nasty, The Burning, a film that played on Friday the 13th’s setting and expanded on the carnage left in its wake.
Based on a story by Clive Barker and with music by Philip Glass, the urban legend of Candyman was one of the last great moments in film horror of the 1990′s.
Pinhead, the master of pain beckons you. Hellraiser is a terrifying journey into the realms of horror, but remember, no tears, please. It’s a waste of good suffering.
After Ruggero Deodato shocked audiences with Cannibal Holocaust he returned a year later with another shocker, the rape and revenge thriller The House On the Edge of the Park.
Maniac Cop, the notorious video nasty from 1988, sees New York City terrorised by a psychopathic killer in a police uniform but only one man knows where to look for him.
In this vigilante hero thriller written and directed by James Glickenhaus, the end justifies the means for Robert Ginty who’s on a mission to clean up New York City.
The 1989 sequel, The Dream Child, picks up one year after the events of Part 4 and Alice now has double the trouble when Freddy finds a way back into her dreams.
Dog pee, time loops, cockroaches and human heads on pizzas, it can only be the MTV horror movie of the 80′s, A Nightmare On Elm Street 4: The Dream Master, lovingly revisited.
As we continue the Live Evil series, Jamie Suckley fights his way through the living dead to tell us about one of his all-time favourites, Lucio Fulci’s Zombie Flesh Eaters!