Thrill Me Podcast

Tis the season to be jolly, and Adam and Jared get jolly by doing a full commentary of 1989's Silent Night Deadly Night 3: Better Watch Out. The boys cover off on all manner of topics including the writers surname, what that ridiculous thing on Ricky's head is and a surprising performance from Robert Culp!

Forgoing a Christmas film, Adam and Jared take a look at Bruce Willis's 2005 action thriller, Hostage.

With Christmas fast approaching, the lads dive into the latest high concept slasher, 2023's It's a Wonderful Knife, and see if its more 'Merry Christmas' than 'Bah humbug!'

Friend of the show Matt reached out an asked the boys to cover the 1989 Tom Hanks black comedy The Burbs. And they obliged. An extensive watch list is included as well as a brief discussion about the current status of the new Scream film.

The boys celebrate the thanksgiving holiday by covering the new Eli Roth slasher, 2023's Thanksgiving. The discussion ranges from Adam getting carded at the cinema (?) to Jared's inate ability to guess the killer. Our recently seen is thown in as well as a quick up or down on the trailer for the latest Blumhouse horror film, Imaginary.

A 0% Rotten Tomatoes score and an opening weekend take of $2 Million did not scream 'Must watch' but Adam and Jared venture to the cinemas to check out the much maligned 2023 action/comedy, Freelance.

John Travolta as a hammy villain. Christian Slater as an action hero. Jack Thompson with a ropey American accent. More explosions and slow motion than you can poke a stick it. It could only possibly be 1996's Broken Arrow. Adam and Jared get into the weeds on this one as well as provide an update on what they have been watching recently.

The lads bust out there new podcasting gear and immediately sully it by covering 2005's direct to DVD sequel, Urban Legends: Bloody Mary. Confusion reigns around what the filmmakers are actually trying to go for and questions also get asked about the age of the so call high school kids. The what we have been watching portion of is also quite lengthy.

As October rolls towards the big day, Adam and Jared pull out the popcorn and beers and sit through 2002's Halloween: Resurrection. 

A prequel to the original Stephen King story gets dug up and comes back to life for Jared and Adam to give the once over. They also advise of what they have been watching as well as going up or down on the new, full trailer for Thanksgiving.

Halloween month rolls on with Adam and Jared going back in time to watch the new slasher/comedy from Blumhouse, Totally Killer. They also have an in depth discussion about The Exorcist: Believer's box office performance and the future of the franchise.

Adam and Jared get in for an advance screening of the new Exorcist film, The Exorcist: Believer a couple of days prior to its release. And after knocking back a couple of beers and snacks at the event, they finally get around to releasing the episode. A quick cover of what they have been watching is also included.

Adam and Jared need to speak to a professional after they have their eyes assaulted by the 2018 Netflix original action picture, The Night Comes for Us. They also throw in what they have been watching to soften the blow.

Adam and Jared go jump into the heady mixture of slasher and home invasion thriller with 2011's, You're Next. They also cover what they have been watching and critique the trailer for the new Thanksgiving movie.

Jared and Adam wade through the enormous amount of bullshedo in an effort to get to the truth about 1988's action classic, Bloodsport.

Friend of the show Ray asked Adam and Jared to do a full commentary of previous episode and 1981 slasher classic, The Burning. And not wanting to disappoint, the boys have obliged.

Matty joins Adam and Jared for a trip across the foggy English moors to discuss 1981's An American Werewolf in London. During the discussion Jared admits to a disturbing incident involving the ninja rap and Adam's choice of bar in London is scrutinised. They also discuss what they have recently been watching. 

Relaxing at the coast, Adam and Jared decide to unwind with the over the top Denzel Washington/John Lithgow action thriller, Ricochet. How does a bloke go from beat cop to Assistant DA in 5 years? Why are convicted murderers given access to power tools in prison and is Denzel to big to fit down a laundry Shute? All these questions and more will be answered.

Adam and Jared take a trip to the coast and in between hitting the beach and putting away a few beverages, get together to discuss 1989's, Friday the 13th Part 8: Jason takes Manhattan. From how Jason got on a cruise ship to why the New York sewers flood with toxic waste every midnight, the boys debate the most polarizing film of the entire franchise.

Adam and Jared dive into little seen late 80's slasher, Slaughterhouse for this weeks episode. They also cover what they have been watching and go up or down on the latest Exorcist and Saw trailers.

Jared and Adam are back in Die Hard ripoff territory with the hard to find and little seen Dolph Lundgren vehicle, Command Performance. The boys scrutinise the quality of the presidents security team, Dolph's rock star outfit and the Brittany Spears wannabe characters taste in men. They also discuss what they've been watching.

Slasher movies make a welcome return as Adam and Jared cover all 90 minutes of 1986's Slaughter High. Jared asks why a flaming bag of dog shit isn't considered a worthwhile prank and Adam ponders the age old question - should I be having a bath at school? They also throw in some extra bloat with a list of what they have both been watching.

Matty returns from an injury layoff to add his intelligent, considered thoughts to Adam and Jared's usual dribble. The boys jump into the final Indiana Jones film, Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny. Every possible angle is covered from Indy's age to the criminal misuse of several actors as well as the poor representation of Archimedes. An interesting question is also posed - Is there room for...

Adam and Jared head out bush to teach the kids of an outback school about 1985's Australian thriller, Fortress. They also throw in a laundry list of recently scene as well as discussing whether or not The Flash is a dead duck at the box office. A big thank you to friend of the show Ray for recommending this one.

A tribute to Treat Williams, Adam and Jared look back on one of his more interesting 80's choices, 1988's buddy cop/horror/comedy, Dead Heat. We question some of the plot holes. Marvel at the special FX and cringe at some of Joe Piscopo's one liners. Also, a hefty dose of what we've been watching.