Cast Me To Hell: A Horror Movie Podcast

Episode 52 - We’re Back!

The Cast Me to Hell boys are back with weekly episodes after a 3 month hiatus. In our return episode we update you guys on what's been going on, why we had to stop and basically getting ourselves back into the podcast with a run through of some of the horror films and events we have missed discussing with your our amazing listeners. 
So please join us as we get honest, real and back to our favourite thing to talk about, all things horror!
Look out for our Black phone review episode, releasing this week. 
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Episode 51 - Parable Games Interview - Shiver Gothic

Join us this week for a special interview episode as we are joined by Charlie Menzies of Parable Games to talk about Shiver Gothic. Parable Games are currently running a kickstarter for the follow up of their Horror RPG board game Shiver (link below).
SHIVER is a tabletop roleplaying game that brings tales of the mysterious, the peculiar, and the strange to life. Inspired by a love of classic horror & pulp novels, scary movies, and TV shows SHIVER is an easy to learn and innovative game system that brings storytelling to the fore. Perfect for telling anything from fantasy stories with a horror twist, to totally terrifying slasher tales. 
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/399308593/shiver-gothic-classic-horror-reborn?fbclid=IwAR1GFLhLIL68HtVTFUWvSznUfj0i1-XRFuldASCNFqKudveZQaVg0TnuTrI

Episode 50 - The Best Worst Horror Films

Welcome back for our 50th* Episode of Cast Me To Hell where we delve into the Best Worst Horror films we have each decided upon.
Our Best Worst Horrors is where we each choose 3 horror films we deem to be so bad they are good, intentionally good films that turned out hilariously awful or horror films that were made trashy and are real guilty pleasures. 
So come and join us as we discuss some hilarious, terrible and controversial film choices that we love even if they are absolute trash. 
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*Technically we have several more special episodes beyond 50 either way, go find our extensive list of episodes!!!

Episode 49 - Nosferatu (100th Anniversary)

Come and join us for the original Vampyre film with the legendary Count Orlok at 100 years undead. 
We discuss the history of film at it's very beginning, the earliest examples of horror films and the crazy story behind the creation and almost destruction from Mrs Bram Stoker, of this all time cinematic masterpiece.
So join us as we celebrate over 100 years of monsters on film and delve into this weird and wonderful Dracula recreation. 

Episode 48 - A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors

The Cast Me To Hell boys are hitting Elm Street for the first time with the best sequel, not set on Elm Street. 
It's the 35th Anniversary of Dream Warriors and we discuss the legacy of this film. We talk about its status as a Nightmare film, is it the best sequel?, Is it the best Nightmare film full stop? 
We hear thoughts from social media, discuss original ideas from Wes Craven, John Saxon and Robert Englund and talk about what a modern day continuation should look like based on this film's concepts. 
So join us in Freddy's dreamscape and if you think you'll get out alive, you must be dreaming!

Episode 47 - Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2022)

This week on Cast Me To Hell we bring you our first ever crossover as we discuss Netflix's Texas Chainsaw Massacre requel.
We are joined by Simon from the So I Married a Horror Fan podcast (listen and subscribe) We come straight from watching the film to reviewing it as a slasher, a continuation and its importance as a legacy film. 
So come on down to Harlow and help us to work out if Leatherface is still Leatherface or some new creation of other franchise films. 

Episode 46 - Valentine (2001)

Love is in the air for all you lovers out there, but you better be careful this Valentines Day as the Cast Me To Hell boys are bringing you a tale on unrequited love and the death that follows.
So this week grab your partner close and enjoy our thoughts on Valentine (2001) but just make sure your partners are who they say they are or cupid that old Cherub might just bring you an arrow or three to the heart. 
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Episode 45 - The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)

The podcast you are about to listen to is an account of one of the greatest horror films ever put to film. 
This week we delve into the mad and macabre state of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre before the release of Netflix's direct sequel on February 18th (look out for our review the same night) 
We discuss the cultural themes, scarring and psychological nature of the film and why it is still relevant to this day.
So gather your family inbred or otherwise to here the screaming nightmares of two stark raving lunatics. 
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Episode 44 - From Dusk Till Dawn (1996) - January Dumping Ground

We return on the final day of January for part two of our January Dumping Ground feature with the crazy Tarantino - Rodriquez genre mash up From Dusk Till Dawn (1996).
We discuss the genre defying nature of the film, the key plot points people forget, the sexual man George Clooney and the creepiness that is Quentin Tarantino.
Join us on an adventure, horror, heist, vampire, crime, coming of age, foot fetish movie to see which one stick it in a new destination or its remaining place in the January Dumping Ground. 

Episode 43 - January Dumping Ground - Madman(1982)

As we continue in the darkest of months we bring you a new feature January Dumping Ground. In this feature we will look at films that were released during what many in the film industry call a dumping ground for films they have no faith in or struggle to market, so are rarely seen in large numbers. 
This week we look at Madman (1982) to see if this bizarre low budget slasher deserves its place in the dumping ground or should be saved for more mainstream viewings. 
So come to hear the lore of the campfire and the telling of his horror, the horror of Madman Marz (the dog man).