Cast Me To Hell: A Horror Movie Podcast

This week, the boys bring you their full spoiler free review of The Strangers Chapter 3.  Following on from a rather disappointing second chapter, this finale promises to answer some of the lingering questions of the franchise such as who are The Strangers? Why do they kill? And finally, is Richard Brake going to actually do something? The boys search through the passiveness, the plot holes and th...

This week, it's Castaway meets Misery as we give our spoiler free review on Sam Raimi's Send Help. Sam Raimi is back to horror with a stripped back story that sees Rachael McAdam's Linda and Dylan O'Brien's Bradley stranded on an island.  Featuring all the classic gore and gross outs that Raimi is known for, as well as some fantastic performances, we discuss the power dynamics, the frenemies and w...

Fresh from the cinema, the boys bring your their spoiler free thoughts on The Strangers Chapter 3. Bringing the new trilogy to a close, The Strangers Chapter 3 promises to answer some lingering franchise questions such as who are The Strangers, and why are they so strange? But after an underwhelming Chapter 1 and a more than lacklustre Chapter 2, is Chapter 3 worth a watch?  Well, join the boys as...

This weeks, the boys are up to some monkey business as they give their full spoiler thoughts on Primate. The plot line of this story is simple - a monkey goes mental. What more could you want in a film? It's like Cujo but with a chimpanzee.  Featuring some pretty grisly kills and some decent chills, the boys discuss their full thoughts on the film, the creature feature tropes and the inappropriate...

This week, the boys are taking a trip to the quaint town of Silent Hill to bring you their full spoiler review of what could be 2026's worst horror film. After a twenty year hiatus, Christopher Gans returns to the helm to adapt the 2001 seminal psychological horror Silent Hill 2 for the big screen. But after the incredible 2024 remake, how does this screen adaptation work? Already panned as the wo...

Fresh from the cinema, the boys are bringing your their spoiler free thoughts on Return to Silent Hill! Christopher Hans returns to the franchise after a twenty year hiatus and tries his hand at adapting the 2001 seminal psychological horror game Silent Hill 2. We see the screen debut of James Sunderland as he ventures into the creepy, fog covered town of Silent Hill in search of his wife.  But ho...

Fresh from the cinema the boys bring you their full thoughts on Nia de Costa's 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple! Part two of the planned trilogy sees Ralph Fiennes Dr. Kelson take a more prominent role, and the return of Spike. We also meet The Jimmies, led by Sir Jimmy Crystal played by Jack O'Connell. But how does this second part stack up when compared to the rest of the franchise? Does it suffe...

Fresh from the cinema the boys bring their spoiler free thoughts on 28 Years Later - The Bone Temple. The film picks up shortly after the first 28 Years Later and sees the return of Spike, monster-donged Samson and Jack O'Connell as the leader of a certain infamous British celebrity inspired gang, we see some more of a ruined England, some gory good times and a little Iron Maiden inspired dance mo...

The boys are back from the cinema with their spoiler free review of Primate. Directed by Johannes Roberts the film follows chimpanzee Ben who becomes infected with rabies and takes out his rage on a group of unsuspecting twenty-somethings.  Featuring some creature feature tropes and some eye-catching gore, we give you our spoiler free breakdown on the good, the bad and the gory. Does this make us...

It's the first week of 2026 and the boys are already throwing it back to 2025, as they discuss the newest instalment in the Predator franchise. This time, Dan Trachtenberg flips things upside down as we follow a young Predator and his story of courage, adventure and all things slightly Disney. With an android by his side, it's Predator meets a 1980s buddy cop. But how does this departure from the...

As 2025 draws to an end, the boys reflect on some of their best and worst horror movies of 2025. It's been a year of incredible highs with some unexpected hits, fantastic sequels and films that have left their mark on us. But, there's also been some duds, some stinkers and some films which were as disappointing as getting socks for Christmas. But what are the boys best and worst horror movies of 2...

It's almost Christmas, and what better way to lead up to the big day by discussing a Christmas cult classic! We've covered the 2025 remake, and now we turn our attention to the 1984 original. Following on from a harrowing night encounter with a rather dubious Santa, Silent Night, Deadly Night sees Billy live through a Catholic orphanage, have a weird eighties sitcom day job and don the red and whi...

The boys are discussing their full spoiler filled thoughts on the new Silent Night, Deadly Night! A remake of the controversial 1984 festive slasher, Silent Night, Deadly Night sees Rohan Campbell play the part of a mysterious outcast with a dark secret (no, this isn't Halloween Ends), and follows as he slashes his way through a small town dishing out punishment to those on his naughty list. We di...

Coming straight from the cinema, the boys are ready to unwrap their spoiler free thoughts on the new Silent Night, Deadly Night! A new take on the controversial 1984 festive slasher sees Rohan Campbell don the Santa outfit in this low-budget slashathon as he figures out who's been daughter and who's been nice. We give our spoiler free thoughts on the thrills, the kills and the surprising grindhous...

This week, the boys are joining the animatronic family as they give their full spoiler free thoughts on Five Nights at Freddy's 2! Featuring returning characters, some legends (Wayne Knight you absolute stud) and a whole new plethora of the lore, this sequel sees the introduction of The Marionette to the series and some potential teases for the future. But how does it stack up to the first film? D...

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 accessible for those without k...

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 John Williams score. But how...

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 Remember to hit that subscribe bu...

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! Remember to hit that subscribe button and leave us a lovely...

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, capitalism and yuppie culture, w...

Happy Halloween dear listeners and take your seat for another round of campy campfire tales with your hosts Seb and Robbie. Prepare for a scare as we read your three short stories to see you through All Hallows Eve.  Remember to hit that subscribe button and leave us a lovely review. There's new episodes every week, and we cover horror movies from new releases with spoiler filled and spoiler free...

Not sure what to watch for Halloween this year? Well, have no fear as Seb and Robbie trawl through our Must See Horror feature to offer up three spooky selections each! We’re talking some horror movie classics and some underrated gems. So, be sure to turn off the lights, grab your snacks and get ready to get scared and we wish you a Happy Halloween. Remember to hit that subscribe button and leave...

For our next Must See Horror we jump into the nineties with Wes Craven's Scream. A meta-heavy horror movie that revitalised the slasher genre and saw Wes Craven deliver another slasher icon in Ghostface, we're discussing the killers, the classic scenes, a decade defining final girl in Sydney Prescott and just what makes Scream so good.  So answer the call this week as we ask, is Scream Must See Ho...

The boys are hitting the eighties for this weeks Must See Horror as we discuss Nightmare on Elm Street! Directed by Wes Craven and featuring break out performances by Johnny Depp and Robert England as the titular Freddy Kruger, we discuss the legacy of this film, the brilliance of the special effects and birth of a horror icon.  So close your eyes and join the Cast Me To Hell boys as we answer the...

The Grabber is back, as this week the boys review The Black Phone 2. Directed by Scott Derrickson and a direct sequel to the 2021 supernatural thriller, The Black Phone 2 brings back Mason Thames as Finney and Ethan Hawke returns as The Grabber. Leaning more into a supernatural slasher, we discuss just how scary is The Black Phone 2, where does it rank in the best horror movies of 2025 and of cour...