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Exactly how tough is the life of a medical courier? Join Ali and Jason as they venture into the bowels of the Umbrella Corporation in Zach Cregger's zombie splat-a-thon, Resident Evil.

Hot on the heels of their Dark Age episode, Ali and Jason delve into the sewers to discuss yet another semi-aquatic reptilian creature feature, Alligator.

Dark Age (1987) is a creature feature from Down Under. Jason and Ali sink their teeth into this Ozploitation killer crocodile flick.

Critics hate Eli Roth's Ice Cream Man (2026). But they're wrong! Jason and Ali enjoy their decadent scoop of gore, revenge and laughs.

What goes on behind the scenes of a horror film? And what goes on inside the head of a horror filmmaker? Jason and Ali enjoy a chat with writer, director and editor, Andy Lane.

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Evil Dead Burn (2026) is the latest film in the much-loved series. Jason and Ali don't find much to love in it.

Vampire Girl vs. Frankenstein Girl (吸血少女対少女フランケン, 2009) is crude, gory and great fun. Jason and Ali pick their champion.

Shelby Oaks (2024) is YouTuber Chris Stuckmann's debut feature-length film. Jason and Ali really wanted to like it. They failed.

Battle Royale (バトル・ロワイアル, 2000) is one of the most controversial and influential movies of the 21st century. Jason and Ali prepare to fight to the death.

Backrooms (2026) is the directorial debut by YouTuber Kane Parsons. Jason and Ali venture into a maze of liminal yellow rooms.

Obsession (2026) by Curry Barker is a horrifically hilarious take on love in our time. Jason and Ali develop a crush for this instant cult classic.

The Wailing (곡성, 2016) is a gripping South Korean fusion of crime and horror. Jason and Ali are joined by the Korea expert Andy Jackson.

What happens when a traumatised writer travels to Ireland? He gets drunk and gets in trouble with a very wicked witch. Jason and Ali talk about Hokum (2026).

Is it ever OK to raise the dead? We think not. Join Jason and Ali for an episode on the 1989 adaptation of Stephen King's novel Pet Sematary.

What would you pay for your ultimate object of desire? Just ask the evil shop owner in Stephen King's Needful Things (1993). Jason and Ali go shopping.

Our coverage of classic Stephen King adaptations continues with John Carpenter's Christine (1983). Jason and Ali talk about sentient cars, rites of passage and teenage pecking orders.

Silver Bullet (1985) is based on a Stephen King novella in which a werewolf terrorises a small town. Jason and Ali howl at the moon.

Can a curse help with weight loss? Apparently so, according to the 1996 film, Thinner. Jason and Ali talk about justice, Stephen King and the dangers of driving during sex.

Based on a Stephen King novel, Misery (1990) is the story of a novelist and his psychotic fan. Jason and Ali talk one of the most terrifying villains of horror.

Richard Kelly's cult classic Donnie Darko (2001/2004) is a fusion of teen angst, science fiction and psychological horror. Jason and Ali go time travelling.

Would you spend a night in a haunted house if it got you your PhD? Jason and Ali go to the university and talk about Death PhD (2024).

Houseboat Horror (1989) is one of the worst Australian movies of all time. Jason and Ali enjoy talking about a most unenjoyable film.

Mute Witness (Немой свидетель, 1995) is a Russian-Western co-production from a time when Russia and the West were friendly. Jason and Ali talk about politics, snuff and 90s diskettes.

Send Help (2026) features Rachel McAdams as an office worker who finds herself on an uninhabited island with her terrible boss. Jason and Ali talk about the middle class, meritocracy and the cinema of Sam Raimi.

It's not always a good thing to inherit a mansion. Nor is it advisable to raise vicious little demons in the basement of that mansion. Join Jason and Ali for an episode on Ghoulies (1985).

28 Years Later: The Bone Temple sees the continuation of the dystopian saga, this time with Nia DaCosta as director. Jason and Ali discuss zombies, national myths and violent gangs.

Deranged (1974) is a weird, quirky film based on the story of the serial killer Ed Gein. Join Jason and Ali for a discussion about hunting, grief and morality.

Creepshow (1982) is an anthology horror penned by Stephen King and directed by George A. Romero. Jason and Ali talk about comics, morality tales, and cockroaches.

Would you pour all your money into turning a haunted hotel into a haunted house attraction? Jason and Ali discuss the found footage hit, Hell House LLC (2015).

As Above, So Below (2014) is an ambitious found footage film that has been gaining a cult following since its lukewarm initial reception. Jason and Ali descend into the catacombs of Paris.

Videodrome (1983) is one of David Cronenberg's most iconic films. Join Jason and Ali for an episode on the Canadian master, body horror, and the evils of electronic screens.

Weapons (2025) is Zach Cregger's follow-up to his 2023 hit Barbarian. Join Jason and Ali for a discussion about social tensions, anxious parents and one very powerful witch.

Countess Dracula (1971) stars the legendary Ingrid Pitt as the fearsome Elizabeth Báthory. Jason and Ali talk about Hammer horror, kitch aesthetics and historical evil.

2025 was a year in which vampires danced and crooned, social workers dabbled in the occult, and Jason and Ali rediscovered Rosemary's Baby and Onibaba. Join them for the year's final episode.

What happens when the virgin to be sacrificed to the devil isn't actually a virgin? She turns into a man-eating demon, naturally. Jason and Ali discuss the cult classic, Jennifer's Body (2009).

Mary Shelley's Frankenstein (1818) is one of the first and most influential horror novels. Join Jason and Ali as they discuss the book, the legend, and Guillermo del Toro's new adaptation (2025).

Other (2025) by David Moreau stars Olga Kurylenko as a woman surrounded by faceless others, and a monster who likes to destroy faces. Jason and Ali talk about ethics, otherness and videotapes.

The weird low-budget 1962 film by an obscure director went on to become an influential cult classic. But why? Jason and Ali discuss death, dreams and ghouls.

Wishmaster (1997) revives the myth of the sinister djinn to bust the image of a congenial genie. Jason and Ali dare to make a wish.

Wes Craven's debut (1972) is one of the most controversial horror films of all time. But can it still shock? And why are there so many scenes missing? Jason and Ali consider depraved outlaws, nubile victims, and the culture of censorship.