Our Cult Classics connoisseur, Michael Campochiaro is back with his look at Dan O'Bannon's Return of the Living Dead

Moe Porne joins Jon Cross to discuss two recent horror films, Pontypool and Stake Land - PLUS! The return of the spoiler song!

In our continuing series of articles 'The bloke down the pub' is marvelling at the tentative steps Hammer took to become the Hammer Horror we know and love today in 1956's X-The Unknown.

Jon Cross takes a look at the new Christopher Guest ensemble Netflix mockumentary, Mascots.

Jon Cross takes a look at the new indie horror blu-ray release The Mind's Eye that's a bit like what would happen if From Beyond's Stuart Gordon made a twisted X-Men movie with no budget.

Our Hammer Horror loving 'bloke down the pub' is enthralled by sound in 1961's claustrophobic Scream of Fear.

Moe Porne reviews Kickboxer: Vengeance, the first in a new trilogy based on the classic JCVD starring Kickboxer and Jon Cross interviews the star, martial artist, stuntman and actor Alain Moussi. We also have a gallery of stills and the trailer.

Moeseph Porne casts his gaze over the latest clown based slasher flick, Clowntown. Noses will honk, machetes will slash, there will be boobs.

Continuing his Cult Classic series, Michael Campochiaro looks at Mark Lester's grimy, fun and maybe even a little prescient Class of 1984.

Kiva Ashby returns to The Diner with her review of the important, new, feminist Indian film, Parched.

Our Hammer loving 'bloke down the pub' is ignoring all those nagging questions in his head and learning to just enjoy 1967's Frankenstein Created Woman.

New reviewer, Marek Zacharkiw takes a look at the Arrow Blu-Ray release of Slugs.
 

Michael Campochiaro is back again with another Cult Classic review. This time he's looking at the social message and the nerve shredding horror alive in Candyman.

Jim Wallace and Jon Cross take a look at the Jason Statham starring Mechanic franchise.

In our continuing series of articles 'The bloke down the pub' tells us all about his favourite Hammer Horror films. In his eighteenth review he's wondering just what are the perks of being Dracula's butler, if any, in 1966's Dracula Prince of Darkness.

Michael Campochiaro shines a light on Halloween III: Season of the Witch, yet another awesome cult classic!

Moe Porne takes a look at the divisive and bizarre Yoga Hosers from director Kevin Smith.

This week Jon Cross and Jim Wallace talk British, independent, horror, comedy film The Trap and Jon Cross talks to the director/writer/producer of the film, Fergus March.

Our friendly, neighbourhood 'bloke down the pub' tells us all about the deep, genetic madness that dwells deep within the heart of the British aristocracy when he reviews Hammer's 1963 horror/thriller, Paranoiac.

Michael Campochiaro continues his series of Cult Classic reviews with a serious look at Abel Ferrara's Ms.45 and whether it's an early feminist movie disguised as exploitation.