Cast Me To Hell: A Horror Movie Podcast

Episode 190 - The Long Walk - Spoiler Review

The Cast Me To Hell boys keep on marching this week as we discuss our full thoughts on Stephen King's The Long Walk.
We're talking the brutal kills, the harrowing moments and the heartbreaking deaths of this mix of Stand By Me and The Hunger Games.
Is this one of the best Stephen King adaptations, and is where does this rank with the best horror movies of 2025?
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The Long Walk (2025) - Spoiler Free Review

This week we bring you our spoiler free review of Stephen King's The Long Walk. 
First written in 1979 and later released under the Richard Bachman pseudonym, this dystopian precursor to films such as The Hunger Games and Battle Royale sees fifty kids take the long walk, in which there can only be one winner. 
We give our spoiler free thoughts on this quintessentially King story, and discussed whether it belongs with the best Stephen King adaptations.
Remember to hit that subscribe button and leave us a lovely review.  If you're looking for a horror movie podcast, well we drop 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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Episode 189 - Deep Blue Sea (1999) - Creature Feature Season

This week, we're trying to help fight Alzheimers by genetically engineering mako sharks. Why you ask? Because this is a Renny Harlin's late 90s action horror Deep Blue Sea.
Featuring an absolutely stacked cast including a pre The Punisher Thomas Jane, Samuel L. Jackson (I don't think we do any Pulp Fiction quotes somehow), and LL Cool J (because it's not a late 90s blockbuster horror without an American rapper), what's not to love?
We discuss Robbie's thalassophobia, the shark attacks, some behind the scenes tidbits and some great practical effects but bad CGI.
Is this the greatest shark film after Jaws, or is it dead in the water?
Please remember to hit that subscribe button and leave us a lovely review. There's new episodes every week, and we cover everything from new releases, to old classics and B movie gems. 
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Episode 188 - Lake Placid (1999) - Creature Feature Season

This week's creature feature takes us to Maine, where there's something sinister lurking in the serene waters of Lake Placid. Directed by Steve Miner and starring a stacked cast featuring Bill Pullman (handsome king), Brendan Gleeson, and a foul mouthed Betty White (RIP).
This was a horror film we both loved in the 90s, and we're chomping at the bit to get our jaws around this monster movie, but the question remains, does it hold up?
Is Lake Placid the greatest crocodile movie of all time, or is it looking more like Lake Flaccid as we discuss the fun, the flawed, and the scaled and clawed in this childhood piece of 90s nostalgia.
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Episode 187 - Jaws - 50th Anniversary

We return with a new seasonal feature. Creature Features where we look at the best feature film that contain well a creature of some form. This time on real common water based creatures. We are beginning with the pinnacle of all creature features - Steven Spielberg's Jaws.
On its 50th anniversary, features in our Must See Horror list and we will be discussing some of its Book V Film themes as we discuss some of the differences between the film and Peter Benchley's original novel. So this week we are hitting all marks and playing into that shark week love. 
Tell us your thoughts on Jaws or your favourite creature features @cmthpodcast on Twitter and Instagram. 
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Episode 186 - Together (2025) Spoiler Review

This week it's relationship issues meets body horror as we discuss Michael Shanks feature directorial debut Together featuring real-life couple Dave Franco and Alison Brie.
We take a deep dive into the themes of co-dependency and relationship struggles, discuss the unsettling and creepy moments, and the big question surrounding the body horror - is it gross enough? Is it gore galore?
So buckle up with the Cast Me To Hell boys, as two become one.
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5 Years of Cast Me To Hell

We bring you a special thankyou from the Cast Me To Hell boys and just discuss our thoughts on Five Years of Cast Me To Hell, the support and a few stories of our time. 
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Thankyou to all our valued Listeners...here's to Five More Years and a movie. 

Episode 185 - Weapons (2025) - Spoiler Review

We return with our spoiler review of Zach Cregger's Weapons. We discuss the film in depth including what the film is like after multiple viewings and the additional detail in adds upon repeat. 
We talk about the many positives aspects, the controversial narrative devices, the films inspirations and the conversation around plot holes. 
We also discuss Zach Creggers as a now established name in filmmaking and his upcoming projects including the Austin Abrams starring Resident Evil film, A Joker and Harley Quinn DC film and a Sci Fi film away from his now horror domain.  
Come and tell us your spoiler thoughts on weapons @cmthpodcast on twitter and instagram. 
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Together (2025) -Spoiler Free Review - Couple Body Horror

We return with another new horror straight from the cinema and this week we do a spoiler free review of Together (2025). The real life couple body horror featuring Alison Brie and Dave Franco. 
We tip toe round those spoilers to give you our first reactions to the film, Michael Shanks directorial debut and some of the influences and behind the scenes of this couple body horror.
Look out for our spoiler review coming next week and tell us your thoughts on Together @cmthpodcast on Twitter and Instagram.
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Weapons (2025) - Spoiler Free Review - Zach Cregger Horror

We are back and straight from the cinema with our Spoiler Free Reactions to Zach Creggers Weapons (2025). In his follow up to the well reviewed Barbarian we bring our spoiler free thoughts on what is being described as an American Black Comedy Horror Mystery Film and weirdly we agree with all these genre titles. 
We talk about some production facts, original cast and Jordan Peele's want for the film and we discuss the positives and negatives to help you make your best pre-viewing choice. We must say though - go in blind and go see this in the cinema!
Come and tell us your Spoiler Free thoughts on Weapons on Twitter and Instagram. Remember to come back next week for our Spoiler Review.
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