Grant Nock takes a look at Sam Peckinpah's Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid.

He's at it again our Hammer Horror loving 'bloke down the pub' and this time he's waxing rhapsodic about 1960s The Two faces of Dr.Jekyll.

This week Jim and I are in Brooklyn at Kellogg's Diner talking the new Arrow US release of 1970s zombie/vampire/Carnie curio Malatesta's Carnival of Blood

Jon Cross takes a look at John Fallon's independent horror/drama with religious underpinnings, The Shelter which features a blistering performance from Michael Paré.

Kiva Ashby reviews Bollywood movies, this time it's the dramatic romance Dum Laga ke Daisha.

In a new series of articles 'The bloke down the pub' will tell us all about his favourite Hammer Horror films. In his second weekly ramble he's in an inquisitive frame of mind about The Gorgon from 1964.

Our video contributor Taye Del Val, The Grown Geek Girl reviews the Ryan Reynolds, R Rated, Superhero hit Deadpool!

In a new series of articles 'The bloke down the pub' will tell us all about his favourite Hammer Horror films. This first week he's forcing us to listen to him excitedly ramble on about Dracula Has Risen From The Grave from 1968.

Kiva Ashby, our dedicated Bollywood fan/reviewer, talks Bang Bang! The Hrithik Roshan and Katrina Kaif starring, Siddharth Anand directed, Indian action movie.

This week Jim Wallace and Jon Cross take in a retro screening of Hammer studios 1970s collaboration with American International Pictures, The Vampire Lovers starring Peter Cushing and Ingrid Pitt.

Jay Mayo and Jon Cross talk all about the Fred Olen Ray movie Cyclone from 1987.

Jim Wallace joins Jon Cross back in the Diner to discuss this little heard of, modern Italian zombie film, Anger of the Dead, produced by the infamous Uwe Boll.

This year we've got the old New Year's Eve crew of Moe Porne, Matt Payne and Dr.Action, back together to discuss many many Andrew McCarthy films.

Jim Wallace and Jon Cross talk the latest from Vin Diesel, The Last Witch Hunter.

Jon Cross is back in New England discussing buddy cop movie The Rookie in the charming surroundings of Dotties Diner (famous for their doughnuts) with the men behind Motern Media and Shock Marathons, Matt Farley and Charlie Roxburgh!

This week Jon Cross is in London, England for a discussion with old Diner favorite and best friend to the show, Jon Wallace all about the surreal, dark, comedy about relationships, The Lobster.

Jim Wallace and Jon Cross discuss dark, western, thriller Bone Tomahawk.

This week Jon Cross is joined by Chris Byrne, over in New York from the UK, and we discuss Guillermo Del Toro's Crimson Peak.

Nic Cage's kid is taken, stolen, whatever AGAIN! only this time by a ghost! and WE talk about it.

Jon Cross reviews The Invoking, The Device & Valley of the Sasquatch all from production company The October People.