Cast Me To Hell: A Horror Movie Podcast

We bring our Body Snatcher Season to a close as we discussed some of our favourite sci-fi horrors and give our recommendations for some films that work as both an entry point to the genre and some recommendations that may have flown under the radar.
From iconic critiques of Reganomics and consumerism to slow burn sci-fi horrors and everyones favourite family-oriented film star, we discuss why these films stick out to us and some fond memories of our first watches. 
We've got another exciting season for your coming up, and if you've missed any of our Body Snatcher Season be sure to catch up
Remember to hit that subscribe button and leave us a lovely review. There’re new episodes every week, and we cover horror movies from new releases with spoiler filled and spoiler free reviews, to old classics and B movie gems. 
You can find us on twitter and instagram @cmthpodcast or check out our website at https://castmetohell.podbean.com
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This week, the boys are going to need a bigger boat as they discuss Netflix’s new shark movie Thrash.
 
Originally supposed to be released in cinemas in 2024, the film languished between many different studios and names before finally finding a home at Netflix. Taking a leaf out of Crawl’s book, Thrash sees a hurricane leave a coastal town flooded and the last few remaining residents stuck in a desperate fight for survival. But just as things seem like they can’t get any worse, bull sharks swarm the town. Featuring some decent blood and guts, a few handfuls of comedy and some questionable CGI, Thrash looks to cement itself as the great white of the current crop of creature features being released this year.
 
But how does Thrash stack up? Is it worth the watch or is this one toothless film?
 
Remember to hit that subscribe button and leave us a lovely review. There’re new episodes every week, and we cover horror movies from new releases with spoiler filled and spoiler free reviews, to old classics and B movie gems. 
You can find us on twitter and instagram @cmthpodcast or check out our website at https://castmetohell.podbean.com
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We've popped back to our Body Snatcher Season with a quirky little small town horror in Slither.
Before he helmed the D.C universe, James Gunn made his directorial debut with 2006s Slither. Featuring Nathan Fillion, Elizabeth Banks and Michael Rooker, Slither sees James Gunns brand of off-kilter humour blended with some gross out body horror and weird alien body snatching. This was a film that we both remember being advertised in the cinema but its a first time viewing for both of us.
But how does Slither hold up nearly twenties years later?
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You can find us on twitter and instagram @cmthpodcast or check out our website at https://castmetohell.podbean.com
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This week's Body Snatcher Season takes us to the 90s and to a film we both watched far too young.
The Faculty sees Kevin Williamson bring his trademark characterisation to the sci-fi horror genre with Robert Rodriguez taking the helm in a move that serves as a modernised Invasion of the Body Snatchers. Featuring a star studded cast including a young heartthrob Josh Hartnett, Robert Patrick and a pre Lord of the Rings Elijah Wood, there's a late 90s soundtrack, some iffy CGI and an interesting rendition of The Things blood sample scene.
But after all these years, how does The Faculty stand up
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Our Body Snatcher Season continues as we discuss 1988's The Blob. Following in the sensation, gross and body horror-fied remakes of The Thing From Outer Space and The Fly, The Blob drags the iconic black and white horror into the 80s, updating the gore, the goo and making the whole thing a bit more black humour. Whilst it was a box office bust, the  gruesome deaths, shocking subversions and classic 80s horror gore solidified The Blob 1988 as a cult horror classic. 
Now, we know what you're thinking - how is The Blob part of our Body Snatcher season? Well, hit that play button and find out
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Our Body Snatcher Season continues with some genre-blending B Movie horror!
What do you get when you mix alien body snatching, slugified zombies, skeletal slashers and a prime Tom Atkins? Well, you get the wacky and weird Night of the Creeps. Though it flopped at the box office, Night of the Creeps solidified itself as a cult classic amongst horror fans.
But that begs the question,  this one cult classic that's worthy of its status?
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We're kicking off a new season as we look at some iconic sci-fi horror that focuses on body snatching! Featuring alien parasites, unspecified goo and pod people, we're looking at some horror genre classics. 
And what better way to start the season than by combining it with out Must See Horror feature, as we discussed 1978's Invasion of the Body Snatchers. 
Featuring Donald Sutherland, a young Jeff Goldblum and sci-fi staple Leonard Nimoy, Invasion of The Body Snatchers brings Jack Finney's novel toe 1970s San Francisco. You can expect paranoia, iconic final shots and strange mud baths as we delve kick start this new season.
But is Invasion of The Body Snatchers must see horror
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Scream 7 is upon us and it seems to have split not just the Cast Me To Hell boys but the horror community as a whole!
Marred by production controversy and massive rewrites, scream 7 sees the return of Neve Campbell as the iconic final girl Sidney Prescott as her attempts to live a normal life and move on from her past see not only herself but her family become the victim of a new Ghostface. There's increased gore and more bodies to pile up in a film that has already seen box office success and divided opinions.
But what do we think? Is it a return to form or is this one horse that has been well and truly flogged? 
Find out as we discuss out full thoughts on the plot, the kills and the motivations in our full Scream 7 review
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Straight from the cinema the boys bring you their divided opinions on Scream 7.
After a big rewrite due to the departure of Melissa Barrera and Jenna Ortega, Scream 7 sees Neve Campbell return to play iconic final girl Sidney Prescott as Ghostface once again appears to terrorise her. Featuring some returning favourites, intense chases and an upped gore level, Scream 7 looks to return to the roots of the Scream franchise.
But how does it stack up? And why are the Cast Me To Hell boys so split on their opinion?
Join us as we give our spoiler free review of Scream 7
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Ahead of the hotly anticipated Scream 7, we thought we would discuss the last time Kevin Williamson wrote a Scream film.
Scream 4 sees Wes Craven's final directorial duties, as Sydney Prescott returns to Woodsboro just in time for another slaughter. Arriving after a slew of torture porn, paranormal films and a bunch of gritty reimagining of classic horror remakes, Scream 4 centres around the idea of remakes and the state of horror in the early 2000s.
But how does Scream 4 stack up when compared to the rest of the franchise? Why does it look so weird? Is it a worthwhile instalment or is this one that makes Scream feel dated?
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You can find us on twitter and instagram @cmthpodcast or check out our website at https://castmetohell.podbean.com
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