Surgeons of Horror: Podcast

Our discussions of George A Romero movies continue with a dissection of the classic Dawn of the Dead.

50 years ago George A Romero brought us the birth of the zombie that we know and love today. The surgeons take a look at this movie and the impact it had on the genre.

Screening as part of the SUFF WTF! short film program, Granny is a cracking nod to the Australian horror scene. The Surgeons team talk to director David Burrowes about his movie and being the inspiration behind Granny.

Screening as part of the SUFF Ozploit short film program, House Guests is a disturbing insight into the whole house stay scenario. The Surgeons team talk to director Tori Savage about her movie and being the inspiration behind it.

As it celebrates 40 years since its initial release, the Surgeons dissect and discuss the Joe Dante B-Movie classic, Piranha.

The Surgeons team continue their in-depth discussions of the Predator franchise with another podcast surgery. This is Part 2.

Ahead of the latest instalment of the Predator franchise, suitably titled The Predator, the Surgeons team dissect the original movie and the following films. We erm.... talked a fair bit on this so had to break it into two parts. This is part one.

To celebrate 50 years since its release the Surgeon's team dissect and discuss the Roman Polanski classic, Rosemary's Baby.

Director Daniel Armstrong sits down with the Surgeons team to discuss his latest feature, Tarnation

With the release of the 3rd series of Ash vs Evil Dead, the Surgeons team thought it high time that we dissect and discuss the franchise, starting with the first two features, The Evil Dead and Evil Dead 2.

The Surgeons team continue our discussions on the Evil Dead franchise with the third instalment, Army of Darkness.

With the release of the 3rd series of Ash vs Evil Dead, the Surgeons team thought it high time that we dissect and discuss the franchise, starting with the first two features, The Evil Dead and Evil Dead 2.

Ahead of its screening for the MonsterFest Travelling Sideshow in Sydney, The Surgeons team discuss the much-loved 80's classic movie, The Monster Squad

The Surgeons of Horror team catch up with director Steven Spiel ahead of his debut feature film premiere to discuss Living Space.

The Surgeons team sit down with cinematographer Simon Chapman to discuss his work on recent Aussie horror hits, The Loved Ones, The Devil's Candy, and Killing Ground.

The Surgeons team discuss upcoming movie The Borley Rectory with director Ashley Thorpe ahead of its screening at A Night of Horror Film Festival

The Surgeons sits down with director Craig Anderson to discuss his movie Red Christmas alongside Gary Doust who documented the films journey with Horror Movie: A Low Budget Nightmare.

The Surgeons invite Director Dwayne Labbe & Aaran Creece into the operating theatre to discuss their latest movie Musclecar, which will screen at A Night of Horror Film Festival in December.

Our final episode on the John Carpenter Early Years discussions centres on one of the highlights of his career, The Thing. Teaming up with Kurt Russell once more, Carpenter weaved a tale that would be considered a classic of its time, but how will The Surgeons feel once they've thawed and dissected the movie in question.

Australian horror film director Roger Scott sits down with The Surgeons to discuss is feature length movie, The Marshes, which will be screening at A Night of Horror Film Festival in December.

This dystopian view of a troubled America, where crime rate has risen to 400% is the setting of our sixth instalment of the John Carpenter Early Years discussions on Surgeons of Horror. It would mark a massive turning point in Carpenter’s career where he would stride onto iconic movies such as The Thing, They Live, and Big Trouble in Little China. But what will the surgeons make of this latest ent...

John Carpenter's follow up to Halloween would come in the guise of The Fog. Whilst it didn’t come close to success that Halloween would generate, it did generate enough of a following to push Carpenter’s career along and propel him further as a bankable director. It would reunite him with co-star Jamie Lee Curtis albeit in a smaller role amongst a fairly strong ensemble cast. Now the Surgeons team...

Time to reflect on the resurrection of Michael Myers from last year's movie hit, Halloween.

We conclude our Halloween franchise discussions with the controversial Rob Zombie movies, Halloween and Halloween 2. It has critics and fans of horror divided, but what do the Surgeons think? Time to open up the theatre and dissect the last entries in our latest podcast.

Our next podcast in the Halloween franchise discussions combines both Halloween H20: 20 Years Later and Halloween: Resurrection. So, what do the Surgeons make of the these instalments to the franchise?  Find out in our latest episode.