Thrill Me Podcast

We go back to University for week 4 and hit a couple of parties to discuss 2009's Sorority Row.

We reach the midway point of Octoberfest and decide to critique the newly released Netflix slasher, There's Someone Inside Your House. 

Week 2 of Octoberfest and Adam and Jared bring the beers to a slumber party with a rubbish all girl band and a singing and dancing driller killer dressed like a reject from Grease. It's going to be a rager!!!!

The Thrill Me Podcast Octoberfest celebrations kick off with a viewing of the 1985 Horror/Comedy, Return of the Living Dead (1985) paired with the Rock Hopper from Capital Brewing Co.

Adam and Jared grow their best moustaches and grab a six shooter before heading to Tombstone to cover the 1993 Kurt Russell led western. There is also A LOT of what we've been watching. 

Season 4 of Slasher comes to a head as Jared and Adam dig into the final two episodes. Have they picked the killers identity? Do either of them have any idea what they are talking about? Listen in.

Adam and Jared get the opportunity to watch and drop a spoiler free review of 2020's Come Play. We also go over what we've been watching as well as debut our new segment, 'Is it better than we thought?'

Some questions are answered, others are as baffling as ever and Adam and Jared wrestle with the sixth episode of Slasher season 4.

The ridiculous theories fly as Adam and Jared wade through the aftermath of Episode 5 of Slasher season 4. And as an added bonus, we go through what we've recently been watching.

Adam and Jared join the nightshift at the local supermarket and spend their evening avoiding a deranged killer while discussing slasher cheapie, 1989's Intruder.

We hit the midpoint of Slasher season 4 and begin to look more closely into our theories, as we discuss Episode 4.

Slasher Flesh & Blood Episode three brings a difference of opinion as well as a number of outlandish theories.

The intrigue only gets deeper as Adam and Jared review and discuss episode 2 of Slasher Season 4.

To amuse themselves during COVID lockdown, Adam and Jared review the first episode of season 4 of Slasher.

We are a little bit behind the eight ball, but in honour of this past Friday being Friday the 13th, we thought we'd trek back out to Crystal Lake once more and take on the formidable, yet water logged Jason Voorhees by covering Friday the 13th Part 7: The New Blood. We also go through our recently seen.

The boys do a deep dive into some 80's cheese with 1987's Gary Busey led action vehicle, Bulletproof. We also cover off on what we have been watching. CONTENT WARNING: Gratuitous use of the term 'Butthorn'. 

Adam and Jared finalise the Fear Street saga with Part 3: 1666.

The crew spends a night in an abandoned church with the devil's essence in a jar to discuss the rediscovered John Carpenter film, Prince of Darkness. We also cover off on what we have been watching for the last couple of weeks.

The Fear Street saga rolls on as Adam and Jared dive into the nitty gritty of the trilogy with the camp set second instalment, Fear Street Part 2: 1978.

In front of a roaring fireplace at Matty's place, the boys sip a little whiskey and discuss 2014's Keanu Reeves led revenge/action film, John Wick.

Jared and Adam take a leisurely walk down Fear Street as we discuss the first film in the Fear Street saga with Part 1: 1994. They also run through what they have been watching.

The lads run their eyes over the weirdness that is 2020's Psycho Goreman. We also go through what we have recently seen.

The boys travel back in time to take on Arnie in the sci-fi/action classic, The Terminator

After a short hiatus to get some content under the belt, the boys run from the deadly Kothoga as they discuss 1997's, The Relic. Shout out to Jehovah for picking this one.

Adam, Jared and Matty go over their scouting reports and get ready for the first ever Thrill Me Podcast action movie police officer draft.