So I Married A Horror Fan

In this special episode in place of our usual Five by Five we discuss the things that we fear the most, sharing stories of traumas, phobias & in some cases utterly hilarious and irrational fears

In space no one can hear you podcast! This week we take a look at Ridley Scott's 1979 Sci-Fi Horror classic Alien! We discuss the films themes, characters and overall legacy. The enduring appeal of the Xenomorph, H.R Giger's incredible design and the franchises staying power We get into reasons why a cat would be in this situation and why the hell everyone cares so much about him. Why this film is...

Episode 30 is here and it's Scream baby! we celebrate Simon's birthday & look at Scream for it's 25th anniversary. We discuss are very different views on the film and get into the reasons why. We look at how it rejuvenated horror and it's lasting impact on the genre. We give some brief thoughts on the franchise as a whole, as well as thoughts on what we think Radio Silence will do with the next in...

It's Five by Five time again! In our longest and wildest Five by Five so far, we look at some truly strange and fascinating true stories that inspired Horror films. We bring you tales of Ghosts, Hoaxes, Cannibals, Serial Killers and Erm...Humanoid Creatures? It's all here, so strap yourselves in as we run down the most interesting, alarming and downright bonkers stories out there!

We kick off July in style,with episode 29 on The Evil Dead (1981) It's Simon's favourite horror movie and a first time watch for Leigh. We discuss first impressions, legacy, infamy and why we think it's endured for so long. Simon fanboys out and Leigh talks about stupid people doing stupid shit. We also try a new episode format and  give some thoughts on Freaky & Fear Street: 1994.

It's our last episode for June! This week we are looking at Sam Raimi's 2009 return to horror with Drag Me To Hell. Is this a secret Evil Dead film? Does it hold up? We get into it and a lot more

In this episode of Five by Five we celebrate the first 6 months of So I Married A Horror Fan by ranking our top 5 characters from the films we have covered so far

In this weeks episode we discuss the Shudder Original film The Cleansing Hour. We discuss the power of faith, demonic possesion, social media and a completely leftfield ending

This week we are looking at We Summon The Darkness.   Johnny Knoxville as a priest!  80s Metal!  Satanic Cults!  A lengthy discussion on exorcisms and faith.  This episode has it all. 

We had to dig deep for this episode. In a genre dominated by sequels & franchises, where do you find the best standalone films? have no fear, we managed to find some absolute classics and we rank our favourites right here

In this weeks episode we are looking at Constantine, the adaptation of the DC Vertigo comic series Hellblazer. How does the film work as comic book movie and a horror film? Is Keanu Reeves good in the role? How changing the setting of the story and nationality of the main character changes things. plus lots, lots more.

In this special episode we share our thoughts on the Quiet Place franchise, with our spoiler discussion on the first film and our non spoiler thoughts on the second, as well as where we think it could go from here

In this weeks episode we take our first foray into the world of John Carpenter with the brilliant and mind bending In the Mouth of Madness.

This week we take a look at some of our favourite horror literature from the world of comics & books.

In this weeks episode we take a SPOILER filled look at Zack Snyder's latest foray into the Zombie genre with Army of the Dead. There is a lot to discuss on this one and it makes for a jam packed episode. We talk about our general thoughts on Zack & his films, easter eggs, zombie types, aliens and the potential for the rest of this franchise. TW: Rape/Sexual assault

In this special episode we are looking at PG: Psycho Goreman, the suprise cult hit from this year. We discuss everything from Genocidal aliens to Hunky Boys, Crazy ball, franchise potential, wild merch and loads loads more. (Episode contains mild spoilers!)

In this weeks episode we are looking at The Craft as it celebrates it's 25th anniversary. Hear Simon's first impression thoughts, while Leigh talks about her fond memories of growing up with it. Does it hold up? click play and find out. TW: Sexual Assault, Suicide, Racism, Domestic Abuse

In this special Five by Five we are looking at our top 5 horror inspired bands and artists. Shockingly this is the one episode we agreed the most. Who would be your picks? let us know

This week we take a look at the cult classic Killer Klowns From Outer Space. We look at the films legacy, possible sequels, favourite clowns, and also emo bands? I promise it all sort of makes sense...

This week we are tackling Wishmaster. Where does The Djinn lie in the pantheon or horror characters? are his wishes fair? Why was there a musical based on this? the answers to all these questions and more lie ahead, press play now and join us

In this episode of Five by Five we are going global, as we look at our top 5 foreign language films.

In this weeks episode we discuss the Japanese classic Battle Royale. We talk about the controversy surrounding its release, how it's held up over the last 21 years, it's influence, whether or not it should be considered horror and a lot more

In this weeks episode take a look at The Babysitter by McG. This film is a loving homage to 80s horror and comedy. Did we love it or hate it? We also talk about a host of other things including who would be on our intergalactic fighting teams, the films sequel and erm...handjob ADR? click the button and listen along with us

In this episode of Five by Five we take a look at our favourite Horror TV Shows. Did we miss any? What would be on your list? Give the episode a listen and let us know!

In this weeks episode we are taking a look at Sci-Fi, Horror Musical Repo! The Genetic Opera. We chat about Forgotten films, Darren Lynn Bousman, How absolutely bonkers this movie is and why it deserves more love, oh and Blade Runner for reasons