Thrill Me Podcast

Adam and Jared venture back into the world of Saw with the just released companion film Spiral. We also go up or down on new trailers for Venom, The Purge and Lisey's Story.

Adam and Jared have received an early screener for the new horror/comedy 'I Blame Society' and provide their spoiler free thoughts. The film releases to cinemas on 20 May.

Adam and Jared join Treat Williams, fake Australian Mick Brumby and a very nasty creature on the cruise from hell in 1998's Deep Rising. Also, a big list of recently seen.

Adam and Jared take a good hard look at what a lot of critics believe is Chuck Norris's best film, 1985's Code of Silence. We also go up or down on the new trailers for Army of the Dead and Fast 9.

We step into a telepod with Jeff Goldblum, Geena Davis and a nasty fly to discuss the 1986 David Cronenberg directed remake.

We try and believe our eyes while watching Nicholas Cage go way, way, WAY over the top in the 1998 Brian De Palma thriller, Snake Eyes.

Our Easter episodes puts us in a haunted house with the Warren's as we take on 2013's, The Conjuring.

FLASH. A-AH. Matty returns to help sift through the 1980 cult classic, Flash Gordon.

Jared and Adam take a detour and discuss the worst films starring our favourite actors. The usual suspects are looked at and as always, things go off on a tangent more than once.

Adam, Jared and Matty join Sylvester Stallone and a high powered cast of character actors at a rehab facility in the snowbound wilderness. As part of the process, they discuss Sly's one and only horror film, 2002's D-Tox AKA Eye See You.

Gibbo returns as we head to Burma to watch John Rambo charm snakes and kill a lot of people in the most grizzly of ways in 2008's Rambo.

Adam and Jared spend a night in Garth manor, avoiding not 1, but 2 hulking killers as they discuss the 1981 slasher, Hell Night.

After unearthing some new evidence, Adam and Jared revisit the age old question - which is better? Halloween 5 or Halloween 6? They also re-rank the franchise.

We finally get to the Best of the Best franchise with numbers 1 & 2. Topics such as Eric Robert's hair. James Earl Jones's coaching credentials and the performances of Phillip Rhea and Ralf Moeller are discussed in depth. We also cover what we've been watching recently.

Adam and Jared both have a chip implanted in their necks while they review the 2018 sci-fi thriller, Upgrade.

Adam and Jared spend the episode dodging possessed machinery to discuss the two attempts at a Stephen King short story, Maximum Overdrive and Trucks.

We roll into the new year by taking a look back at an underrated Denzel Washington/Tony Scott collaboration, 2010's Unstoppable.

As an extra Christmas present in the stocking, Adam, Jared and Matty critique the 2005 killer Santa film, Santa's Slay.

MERRY CHRISTMAS!!! This year, we get in the Christmas spirit with the yuletide slasher sequel, Silent Night Deadly Night Part 2. We discuss disastrous lead performances, garbage day, the amount of footage from the first film they used and Jared gets angry about a key omission.

Arnie is teamed with Jim Belushi for 1988's Walter Hill action/thriller Red Heat. Adam, Jared and Matty go over the details of this buddy cop caper with an international flavour.

We felt we were a little stingy with last weeks episode so to fill the gap, Adam and Jared run through their 5 favourite and least favourite Stephen King film/TV adaptions.

We quickly mow through 1992's alleged Stephen King adaption, The Lawnmower Man. An over abundance of visual FX by a director who managed to piss off two successful authors.

Adam, Jared and Matty get all the gangs together for a robust discussion about 1979's, The Warriors. We also cover what we've recently been watching.

Rather than get out, Jared and Adam dive right into 2017's Get Out. We also cover what we have been watching and give our thoughts on the Halloween Kill teaser trailer.

HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!! We mix it up a little and go with a Halloween themed action/thriller in 2014's, The Guest.