Thrill Me Podcast

Apologies for the time it has taken to get a new episode out (Damn virus!!!), but Jared and Adam finally get together over FaceTime to cover the backwoods slasher horror comedy Tucker and Dale Vs Evil.

We finally get to a Bond film with the Star Wars inspired Roger Moore entry, Moonraker.

In an effort to get topical, Jared and Adam panic buy a heap of bog roll as they discuss the 1995 action/thriller, Outbreak.

The crew get the opportunity to drop a spoiler free review of the new horror/comedy, In Fabric, prior to its release in Australian cinemas on 12 March.

The thrill me team hits the high seas to take on the underwater menace that is 1975's first ever summer blockbuster, Jaws. Also, we give Steven Spielberg's filmography the gold, silver or bronze treatment.

Mixed feelings as the lads finish up the Kill Bill saga with Volume 2.

Matty returns to help us take on the Crazy 88 in a blood soaked discussion of Quentin Tarantino's forth movie, Kill Bill: Volume 1.

Adam and Jared visit beautiful Antonio Bay and as the fog rolls in, we discuss John Carpenter's The Fog.

Its disaster movie time, as we panic a small town by reviewing 1997's Dante's Peak. We also review Pierce Brosnan's pushup technique.

Thanks to some dog piss, Freddy is back and Adam and Jared are there to give the down low on 1988's, A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master.

Adam and Jared decide if Michael Bay can atone for 6 Underground when the cover 1995 buddy action film, Bad Boys. Also, we go all GOLD, SILVER and BRONZE on the Bay filmography.

As a thank you to our listeners, we drop a second episode to open 2020 with the new years themed, 1980 slasher, Terror Train.

A super sized episode to ring in the new year as Jared and Adam go over the the 80's slasher (and perfectly titled), New Years Evil. We also discuss our 5 best and worst films of 2019.

Part 2 of our Christmas episodes with the unusual mix of horror and musical with 2017's Anna and the Apocalypse.

Adam and Jared cover the first of our Christmas episodes for this year, the yuletide action thriller, Kiss Kiss Bang Bang.

Adam and Jared hit the slasher movie trail again with 2000's Aussie slice and dicefest, Cut. Molly Ringwald without the Breakfast Club. Kylie Minogue killed in the opening scene and a killer that uses a very weird weapon. Sounds like a good time should be had by all.

Adam, Jared and Matty dive into the waters of the Northern Territory and tussle with a 28 Foot Crocodile to cover the 2007 creature feature, Rogue.

We drop some weight, cut off our ponytails and take on corrupt Police as we pour over Steven Seagal's 2001 return to cinema screens with Exit Wounds.

The entire crew returns to cover the 2004 Tom Cruise/Jamie Foxx action thriller Collateral.

Adam and Jared scrape the bottom of the barrel to complete the I Know What You Did Last Summer series by going through the weirdly supernatural I'll Always Know What You Did Last Summer.