Kino Inferno

The most sacred of traditions must be upheld, so the boys are back once again with yet another festive slice of Kino goodness. Finally rounding off the Black Christmas trilogy by delving into the OG film that spawned an ill-fated 'franchise', as well as the black comedy classic Gremlins.

It's finally over, Marc's prolonged torture of Aidan has finally come to an End... A Halloween End if you will. We'll see ourselves out.

Marc's continual torture of Aidan continues, only this time they're taking a hard left-turn into the realm of Zombieween.

It's been a while, but the lads are back to finish what they started - that's right folks, the much-awaited conclusion to their endless discussion of the Nolan Batman movies. Joined once again by Gotham's nastiest criminal Abdel Belabes, we dive into the epic mess that is The Dark Knight Rises.

Once again saddened by the passing of a film legend, the boys are here to celebrate the works of mad genius William Friedkin.

Always ones to sing the praises of the weirdo-queers of the world, this week the boys are paying tribute to the late, great Paul Reubens. One of the American cinema's finest character actors that gave us the likes of perputal man-child Pee Wee Herman, scruffy vampire Amilyn and the flatulent freak Spleen to name but a few.

It's finally here! The biggest cultural touchstone of this generation since Cats (2019). The boys have both Barben'd and Heim'd and are joined by the illustrious Evan Tudno-Jones to take on this years biggest slice of cinematic pie.

Marc's extended torture of Aidan continues as the boys tackle the next era in the Halloween series - The first reboot. Can the franchise shake off the stench of the Thorn timeline? Will Marc ever let Aidan watch another film that isn't Halloween? Dive on in and find out.

Despite being struck once again by the curse of the Batman episodes, the boys are back once again for more Bat-flavoured goodness. Joining them once again is Abdel Belabbes.

It's back to Haddonfield for this second part of Aidan and Marc VS... Halloween! And this time the boys are tackling the much-maligned Thorn Trilogy. Is it that really that bad, or is Aidan just being as dramatic as always. Only one way to find out...

The boys are back to VS once more and this time it's the long-awaited and much-threatened decent into the world of Christopher Nolan's Bat-Trilogy. Find us over on social media: Facebook - facebook.com/kinoinferno Twitter - @Kino_Inferno

For the first time ever, the boys are talking about a film that's currently in cinemas! And to mark this special occasion, Marc has forced Aidan to sit through yet another Scream movie. Find us over on social media: Facebook - facebook.com/kinoinferno Twitter - @Kino_Inferno

Halloween may have been a few months ago but that won't stop the boys from hanging out with their old pal Michael Myers. Join us as we start our deep-dive into one of horror's murkiest franchises, will it get better, does it get worse? But mostly importantly of all, when the hell does season three come out? Find us over on social media: Facebook - facebook.com/kinoinferno Twitter - @Kino_Inferno

The boys are back and they're getting into the Christmas spirit by getting royally bevved and talking about grotty Christmas films. Join them as they attempt to discuss the scuzzy remake of Black Christmas (the 2006 version, not the turgid 2019 version) and the woefully underappreciated Anna and the Apocalypse!

Season two may have only just drawn to a close but the boys are already back with their Halloween Spooktacular. For this festive edition of your new favourite movie podcast, Aidan and Marc have turned their attention to some compulsory(?) Halloween viewing in the form of Tim Burton's cult favourite Sleepy Hollow and Rob Zombie's directorial debut House of 1000 Corpses.  Find us over on social...

It's been a long old journey this season, the boys have been to hell and back and to cap things off the guys have decided to get lost in the desert and wyle away the hours by discussing the works of Stephen Sommers - the king of bisexual cinema.  Kick, back relax and try not to die of dehydration as we delve into The Mummy and Van Helsing. Find us over on social media: Facebook - facebook.com...

In a truly bizarre and unexpected turn of events, the boys have somehow wound up back in the womb. But never fear though, because the Marketing Roo is on hand to ensure they don't get into too much trouble. To pass the time until they're squeezed out into the harsh world that awaits them, they've decided to discuss two pregnancy-themed horror films, join them as they discuss the profoundly viscera...

After deciding to pay their respects in the only way they know how, the boys have found themselves at the back of queue... in Land's End. Struggling to find a way to entertain themselves and those around them during this time of national mourning, they've decided to delve into two films about imaginary friends - the cult-classic creepfest Drop Dead Fred and the weirdly wholesome Nazi comedy JoJo R...

After their various misadventures this season, the boys decided to hit up the local shopping mall to unwind. What should have been a gay old time turned out to be a fairly mediocre affair.  Find us over on social media: Facebook - facebook.com/kinoinferno Twitter - @Kino_Inferno

After all that neo-noir nastiness last week, the boys have decided to gorge on some nineties sci-fi goodness in the form of The Fifth Element and Dark City and finally answer the question of whether each film is green, or are they super green?  Only one way to find out... Find us over on social media: Facebook - facebook.com/kinoinferno Twitter - @Kino_Inferno

No gimmicks, no thrills, it's back to BASICs this week with a double-dose of smutty, violent goodness that'll DRIVE you insane. Shitty puns aside, it's time to delve into the murky world of neo-noir with the erotic classic(?) Basic Instinct and the universally acclaimed* Drive. (*Acclaimed by first-year film students) Find us over on social media: Facebook - facebook.com/kinoinferno Twitter - @Kin...

It may be the mid-season break, but that doesn't mean the boys will be taking any time off from talking about movies.  Only this time around, they're joined by returning guest Adam Ragg for the inaugural episode of Kino Quizferno, a fun little diversion from the norm that sees the Raggman himself subject the boys to a movie-based quiz - however, the sheer amount of pre-show beers they've had...

They escaped the woods, they escaped the DigiVerse, but can the boys escape the confines of Russia and make it through Camelot alive? Probably not... But aiding them in their quest to make it back to the dark hovels they call a home is guest-star Beth, who has asked to engage the boys in a discussion on Anastasia and Quest for Camelot. Best stock up on beetroots guys, it's going to be a long winte...

In typical Kino Inferno fashion, the boys have managed to escape the spooky woods, but have somehow ended up lost in the DigiVerse. It's not all girders and bad news though, as they've managed to find their old-friend and turn-of-the-century animation enthusiast Abdel Belabbes, and he's here to help them tackle the Pokémon and Digimon movies whilst they wait for the Marketing Kangaroo to rescue th...

You'd have thought that after their recent dalliances with alien invaders and stab-happy killers the boys would have an easy week ahead, but no, they're now lost in the woods and things are looking grim.   But don't fret dear listeners, they may be low on supplies and blood, but Aidan and Marc are once again on hand to wax lyrical about movies, and this week it's The Blair Witch Project and T...