Movies to Drink to

Today we take a look at the first of two darker, grittier and massively underrated Bond films starring Timothy Dalton. The Living Daylights from 1987.

Today we’re heading back to the 80’s for some childhood classics. It’s Flash Gordon Vs. Masters of the Universe

We’ve got a couple more Jaws ripoffs to take a look at today. Both produced by Dino De Laurentiis and Both from 1977. First up is The White Buffalo starring Charles Bronson followed by Orca, starring Richard Harris.

Today we take a look at Grizzly a shameless jaws ripoff from 1976 and it’s sequel, an incoherent mess stitched together 37 years after it was filmed and was probably only put out to try and make some money off the names of its then unknown cast, George Clooney, Laura Dern and Charlie Sheen.

Today we take a look at The Blob from 1958 which launched the career of Hollywood icon, Steve McQueen and its 1988 remake.

Episode 6. The Worst of the Best: Batman & Robin by Fin Hamilton

We take a look at Joel Schumacher’s Batman Forever, a film pulled in a totally different direction to it’s predecessor thanks mainly to a fast food giant.

50 tons of creeping black terror. Today we’re taking a look at some classic 50’s B-movies action with Earth Vs. The Spider and its 2001 remake starring Dan Aykroyd.

Time for some sacrilege. Imagine a bunch of bozos at a move studio having the audacity to remake A Nightmare on Elm Street... again.

A look at the first Batman movie from 1966 starring Adam West and Burt Ward.

Get over here, crack open a cold one and put on your nostalgia glasses. It’s time for the big screen adaptations of two of the biggest video games of the 90’s.

Remember how great Blade was? Remember how bad The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen was? Today we’re taking a look at the career of Director Stephen Norrington and where it all went wrong.

Yes, that’s correct. The Death of The Horror Tap. In this last episode under the horror tap name we decided to do something we’ve never actually done before. Our top 10 best horror films of all time.

(Horror Tap Archive)Blade Trilogy 3/3 by Fin Hamilton

(Horror Tap Archive)Blade Trilogy 2/3 by Fin Hamilton

First part of our look at the Blade trilogy looking at Blade from 1998 starring Wesley Snipes, Stephen Dorff and Kris Kristofferson. Directed by Stephen Norrington,

(Horror Tap Archive)The Worst Of The Best (3/3) John Carpenter’s Ghosts Of Mars 2001 by Fin Hamilton

For Part 2 of our Worst of the best we take a look at Wes Craven’s Vampire in Brooklyn from 1995 starring Eddie Murphy.

We purposely sought out some of the worst films by the genres best directors to watch and chat about. Staring with Tobe Hooper’s (Texas Chainsaw Massacre) Night Terrors from 1993 starring Robert Englund.

(Horror Tap Archive)Bonus track: Remaking The Shining by Fin Hamilton

Following on from our Shining episode we take a look at Michael Flanagans sequel Doctor Sleep from 2019 starring Ewan McGregor and Rebecca Furguson.

Happy Garage Day everybody. As it’s the festive season we are looking at the cult Christmas slasher classic Silent night, deadly night from 1984, its infamous sequel from 1987 and the 2012 remake starring Malcom McDowell.

Today we have once again been tasked with remaking a film that should never be remade Alfred Hitchcock’s Horror Masterpiece Psycho. We’ve already seen how bad it can get, thank you Gus Van Sant. It let’s see what we can pull out the bag.

Carrying on from our last episode we’re taking a look at some more Texas Chainsaw Massacre films. Leatherface: Texas Chainsaw Massacre 3. 1990 starring Ken Foree and a young Viggo Mortensen and The Return of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre. 1994 or as some know it Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The next generation. Starring the then relatively unknowns Renée Zellweger and Matthew McConaughey.

In the first part of our look at The Texas Chainsaw Massacre franchise we take a look at the 1974 original and its 1986 sequel starring Dennis Hopper.