Thrill Me Podcast

Friend of the show Ray asked Adam and Jared to do a full commentary of previous episode and 1981 slasher classic, The Burning. And not wanting to disappoint, the boys have obliged.

Matty joins Adam and Jared for a trip across the foggy English moors to discuss 1981's An American Werewolf in London. During the discussion Jared admits to a disturbing incident involving the ninja rap and Adam's choice of bar in London is scrutinised. They also discuss what they have recently been watching. 

Relaxing at the coast, Adam and Jared decide to unwind with the over the top Denzel Washington/John Lithgow action thriller, Ricochet. How does a bloke go from beat cop to Assistant DA in 5 years? Why are convicted murderers given access to power tools in prison and is Denzel to big to fit down a laundry Shute? All these questions and more will be answered.

Adam and Jared take a trip to the coast and in between hitting the beach and putting away a few beverages, get together to discuss 1989's, Friday the 13th Part 8: Jason takes Manhattan. From how Jason got on a cruise ship to why the New York sewers flood with toxic waste every midnight, the boys debate the most polarizing film of the entire franchise.

Adam and Jared dive into little seen late 80's slasher, Slaughterhouse for this weeks episode. They also cover what they have been watching and go up or down on the latest Exorcist and Saw trailers.

Jared and Adam are back in Die Hard ripoff territory with the hard to find and little seen Dolph Lundgren vehicle, Command Performance. The boys scrutinise the quality of the presidents security team, Dolph's rock star outfit and the Brittany Spears wannabe characters taste in men. They also discuss what they've been watching.

Slasher movies make a welcome return as Adam and Jared cover all 90 minutes of 1986's Slaughter High. Jared asks why a flaming bag of dog shit isn't considered a worthwhile prank and Adam ponders the age old question - should I be having a bath at school? They also throw in some extra bloat with a list of what they have both been watching.

Matty returns from an injury layoff to add his intelligent, considered thoughts to Adam and Jared's usual dribble. The boys jump into the final Indiana Jones film, Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny. Every possible angle is covered from Indy's age to the criminal misuse of several actors as well as the poor representation of Archimedes. An interesting question is also posed - Is there room for...

Adam and Jared head out bush to teach the kids of an outback school about 1985's Australian thriller, Fortress. They also throw in a laundry list of recently scene as well as discussing whether or not The Flash is a dead duck at the box office. A big thank you to friend of the show Ray for recommending this one.

A tribute to Treat Williams, Adam and Jared look back on one of his more interesting 80's choices, 1988's buddy cop/horror/comedy, Dead Heat. We question some of the plot holes. Marvel at the special FX and cringe at some of Joe Piscopo's one liners. Also, a hefty dose of what we've been watching.

Adam and Jared pivot and cover one of their favourite 90's coming of age films, Can't Hardly Wait. An extensive list of what they have been watching is included as well as up or down on the trailer for the upcoming Meg 2.

Adam and Jared return to their genre of choice, slasher films, and dig into the maggot infested box of chocolates that is 2001's Valentine. They also give a run down on what they have been watching recently.

Adam and Jared dedicate a full 100 minutes to the live action version of classic 80's toy line, Masters of the Universe. Early Dolph clashes with a serious Frank Langella's to create a strange mix that has to be seen to be believed. Don't miss a second of the boys coverage.

Adam and Jared wrap up the Slasher: Ripper series with an in depth examination of the final two episodes. Based on previous episodes, its pretty clear that they are very much on point as to who the culprit is. 

Further accusations fly and it would seem that both Adam and Jared have absolutely no idea who the killer is as they work their way through episode 6 of Slasher Ripper.

Into the home stretch as Adam and Jared clutch at straws as to who the killer is during their in depth discussion about Slasher: Ripper Episode 5

Half way through the series and Adam and Jared throw out a few new theories as they dissect the latest episode of Slasher: Ripper. 

The horse and carriage rolls on as Adam and Jared discuss in depth, the 3rd episode of Slasher: Ripper. 

Taking a leaf out of their previous book, Adam and Jared review the new season of Slasher, subtitled Ripper, in episode by episode instalments. Spoilers will flow.

Another listener request, with Jared and Adam getting on the Scott Adkins train and checking out one of his more recent efforts, 2019's Avengement. They also toss in what they have been watching for good measure.

Adam and Jared put together a full, spoiler filled review of the new Scream film. They also go through a lengthy list of what they have been watching recently.

Friend of the show Ray hit the crew up for a viewing of the 1993 HBO TV movie Blind Side starring Rutger Hauer, Ron Silver and Rebecca De Mornay. Naturally they obliged. They also threw in an extensive list of what they have been watching.

After Adam's brother Luke advised that this film was 'piece of shit', Jared and Adam endeavoured to check and see if 1994's Wes Craven's New Nightmare was as bad as he advertised. They also talk through what they have been watching.

Adam and Jared hit the water with Bruce Willis for one of his lesser 90's efforts, the action/thriller Striking Distance. We also talk what we have been watching recently.

Adam and Jared finally get around to checking out the Chuck Norris TV movie where he plays a shapeshifting mountain man. This serious piece of filmmaking is called Forest Warrior (1996). They also do an up or down on the new Fast X trailer.