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The boys are back in town this week as they discuss their spoiler free thoughts on Five Nights at Freddy's 2!
Following on from the first adaptation of the hit video game, we return as Josh, Abby and Vanessa take on more killer animatronics and The Marionette. But how does this film stack up against the first? Is this something strictly for the die-hard fans or is it a...
It's another week which means it's another of our book vs film episodes, this week we set our eyes on Michael Crichton's Jurassic Park and the 1993 Steven Spielberg adaptation!
A cultural juggernaut that hit the scenes in the early nineties, Jurassic Park blends Steven Spielberg's trademark grand scale film making with some great tension, iconic moments and a sweeping ...
The boys are back in town this week with another book vs film as they set their sights on Stephen King's debut novel Carrie and the Brian de Palma 1976 adaptation.
Some of the topics of conversation including just what the main differences between the novel and the film are, the wild world of the seventies and why you should probably give the prom a miss this year
...This week, we return to our Video Nasties segment as we discuss Lucio Fulci's The Beyond!
The second instalment in his Gates from Hell trilogy, we discuss the wild world of Italian Horror, the history of video nasties in the UK, the non-sensical story and the grotesque 80s practical effects.
So buckle up as we take a step into The Beyond!
style="font-weig...This week, the boys get literary as we start our Book vs Film season, and what better way to start than discussing American Psycho directed by Mary Harron.
Based on the 1991 novel by Bret Easton-Ellis and starring Christian Bale as Patrick Bateman, the story leans into the shocking and the surreal as we follow a 90s Wall Street bro. A satirical look at masculinity, cap...
