Thrill Me Podcast

We roll into the new year by taking a look back at an underrated Denzel Washington/Tony Scott collaboration, 2010's Unstoppable.

As an extra Christmas present in the stocking, Adam, Jared and Matty critique the 2005 killer Santa film, Santa's Slay.

MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!This year, we get in the Christmas spirit with the yuletide slasher sequel, Silent Night Deadly Night Part 2. We discuss disastrous lead performances, garbage day, the amount of footage from the first film they used and Jared gets angry about a key omission.

Arnie is teamed with Jim Belushi for 1988's Walter Hill action/thriller Red Heat. Adam, Jared and Matty go over the details of this buddy cop caper with an international flavour.

We felt we were a little stingy with last weeks episode so to fill the gap, Adam and Jared run through their 5 favourite and least favourite Stephen King film/TV adaptions.

We quickly mow through 1992's alleged Stephen King adaption, The Lawnmower Man. An over abundance of visual FX by a director who managed to piss off two successful authors.

Adam, Jared and Matty get all the gangs together for a robust discussion about 1979's, The Warriors. We also cover what we've recently been watching.

Rather than get out, Jared and Adam dive right into 2017's Get Out. We also cover what we have been watching and give our thoughts on the Halloween Kill teaser trailer.

HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!!We mix it up a little and go with a Halloween themed action/thriller in 2014's, The Guest.

Rob Zombie's vision of Michael Myers gets dissected as Adam and Jared go over 2009's, Halloween II.

Adam and Jared discuss Michael Myers return in 1988's Halloween 4. Pink Masks. A lack of security when transporting dangerous criminals and the brilliance of Wade all get discussed in depth. We also go through what we have been watching recently.

After Vin Diesel dropped a pop single, Adam and Jared decided to look back at other action stars who have dabble in music.

We round of the Robocop franchise with a full review of the much maligned second sequel, Robocop 3.

We've covered the movie previously, but no review of Tom Atkins career is complete without a viewing of 1986's Night of the Creeps. Jared and Adam go over every inch of the film to wring out every second of Atkins genius. Big thanks to Luke for providing his thoughts.

Although Tom Atkins doesn't get much screen time (BOO), Adam and Jared delve into the old school horror anthology, 1982's Creepshow.

We only get a cameo from Tom Atkins, but it is certainly worth the effort as Adam and Jared try and Escape from New York by watching the underrated John Carpenter film.

Its about a cop, who's also a maniac. Oh, and he tussles with legendary action man Tom Atkins. It's a can't miss 80's schlockfest and Jared and Adam are along for the ride.

Tom Atkins week kicks off with his most recent effort, the 2019 slasher film Trick. As always we rate the film out of 5, but we also throw in a moustache review for Tom's work.

The boys take a look back at the Brandon Lee led supernatural comic book adaption that is 1994's, The Crow.

A lot to get through this week as Adam and Jared cover our first horror anthology film with 2019's Scare Package. They also provide their thoughts on Shudder as well as a capsule review of the documentary, Scream Queen: My Nightmare on Elm Street.