Thrill Me Podcast

Jared and Adam took a good hard look at the 10th Friday the 13th instalment, Jason X. Is it a shooting star or a large piece of space junk?

It has finally arrived. After talking non-stop about it for the past 6 months, the boys finally get the chance to sink their mandibles into The Predator. They also rank the entire Predator franchise and look at its future.

Without the assistance of Gibbo and Matty, Adam and Jared delve into a bit of ozploitation with the newly released giant wild boar film, Boar.

We journey in to the Conjuring universe to review the first in the series, Annabelle: Creation.

Things get extreme this week as we review the over the top spy action film, xXx. How does Vin Diesel stack up when it comes to action heroes?

After looking over Part 1 of the 1990 mini-series, the boys take a look at the 2017 film version, IT Chapter 1.

We look back at Part 1 of the original mini-series adaption of Stephen King's IT. How does it hold up after 28 years? Tune in to find out.

Our 150th episode. After bagging the trailers mercilessly, the Thrill Me team hit the cinemas to see what The Rock is cooking with the new action film, Skyscraper.

We cover our first Denzel Washington film, with the revenge action/thriller, Man on Fire. We also took a good look at Denzel's entire filmography.

The crew looks at themselves in the mirror as they review the Kiefer Sutherland led, horror flick. And one member goes rogue with a surprising score.

This episode, we take a look at big budget flops by covering Disney's John Carter. Is it more Star Wars than Battlefield Earth. The discussion digs deep into it.

Chained up in a nasty public bathroom, the Thrill Me crew threaten to cut each others feet off as they bicker back and forth about 2004's low budget horror flick SAW.

The whole team gets together for Volume 2 of our mix tape series. They are joined by Volume 1 stalwart Robert Tepper along with Jennifer Love Hewitt, The Fat Boys and Stan Bush for an eclectic review.

We join Bruce Lee as he travels to a secluded island to take part in what seems to be a martial arts contest in 1973's Enter the Dragon. Opium dens, hairy claw hands, poor dubbing and John Saxon's outstanding karate skills make this one hell of an enjoyable tournament.

Trapped in the desert and surrounded by a family of cannibal mutants, the team discusses the 2006 remake of the Wes Craven original, The Hills Have Eyes.

Jared, Adam and Gibbo dissect the oscar winning ancient roman epic Gladiator. Tune in to find out if we're merciful or not.

Welcome to Prime time, as the Thrill Me crew get their finger blades into the second Nightmare on Elm Street sequel.

Adam and Matty go behind enemy lines to see if they can rescue John Rambo's second adventure from the dreaded sequel curse. Also, Frank Stallone delivers one of the greatest final credit songs in the history of cinema.

Adam and Matty step into the freezing room, dodge the green vomit and do battle with the Devil in a philosophical discussion about the 1973 horror classic, The Exorcist.

We seamlessly integrate two different recordings to create one super-sized, sack kicking episode about the early JCVD slugfest, Wrong Bet. Big thanks to Ben for suggesting this one.

We finally sort out our scheduling and technical issues to deconstruct the 2006 documentary style slasher film, Behind the Mask.

While we untangle our scheduling conflicts to bring you the Wrong Bet episodes, Adam and Jared go rogue and pit the filmographies of acting wrestlers against each other in the 2018 Thrill Me Podcast S$@t fight.

Plenty of pigs blood is spilled as the crew discusses and compares the 2013 remake of Carrie.

Adam returns from his overseas trip and is immediately given a welcome home gift in the form of the Conan the Barbarian remake from 2011.

We head back into Stephen King territory this week and attend yet another prom with 1976's Carrie. Jared and Matty should be safe, but Gibbo may incur Carrie's wrath for the mean things he has to say about this movie.