Cast Me To Hell: A Horror Movie Podcast Sebastian Hope and Rob Keir

This week we bring you our Spoiler review of The Strangers Chapter 1 (2024). Following on from our straight from the cinema spoiler free episode (check it out first), we delve deeper into the film and talk about those must see moments for those who have seen this prequel, remake, reboot, sequel...who knows what but it starts a trilogy. 
We talk about the original film in comparison to the close to the bone follow up. We discuss the negative reception trying to pull out the positives while also delving into why some choices were made.
We also mention the already filmed trilogy chapters and whether this film is deserving of leaving you on a To be continued...  
So get your cliche cabin in the woods ready, get your self in the mood for sexy time but sadly be prepared for some cock blocker asking for Tamara...because them Strangers are coming.
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This week we are back and straight from the cinema after seeing The beginning of a new trilogy in The Strangers Chapter 1. In this spoiler-free short episode we discuss the highlights of the film, the actors performances and the terrible deja-vu feeling if you've watched the original film. 
We will return on Monday with the Full Spoiler review episode discussing Chapter 1 in more depth so after you check out the film come back to hear our full thoughts. 
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This week we return to our divisive horrors feature, looking at the horror films that cause a stir in good and bad ways and films that you either love them or hate them. The Cast Me to Hell boys are here to decide if this divisive horror is a modern artistic masterpiece or a mind numbing bore. 
Skinamarink (2022) is an experimental horror film in the vein of  The Blair Witch Project about two children left home alone as the house starts unveiling horrors all around them (not that you will actually see any of that). The film released on Shudder became a hit but for some it was a genius horror experiment and for some it was of an overshot student film standard. 
So join us as we delve into another dimension and try to get a straight look at what goes bump in the night, while also enjoying some beautiful crown mouldings. 
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This week we return celebrating for some a much loved classic and for others a throw away monster mash up from 20 years ago this very week. We are looking back at Van Helsing (2004) on it's 20th Anniversary.
We discuss our own history of this film with Robbie loving this nostalgic monster movie in his teens and Seb never really understanding the fuss. So how will we react upon our first viewings in at least 10 years or more. 
We talk of the sexual man Hugh Jackman, the classic monsters designs, heavy use of early 2000s CGI, Stephen Sommers other film catalogue, especially the Mummy and generally how much you can deem this a horror. 
So grab your machine gun like crossbows, find your coincidentally misunderstood map and gather your nearest monster based pals for a journey back to 2004 with Cast Me To Hell.
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This week we return to our Must See Horror feature and this week we are each deciding on the 1986 David Cronenberg classic The Fly.
We discuss is status as a classic horror and a well received remake of  another Vincent Price classic. We delve into the key elements of the film including how it subverts in some ways your expectations for the film and especially as a Cronenberg film. 
We include some facts about the film you may not have known and make the final decision on whether it should be on everyone's Must See Horror lists. 
So grab your broken arms, get your favourite bile melting meal and prepare for a real transformation.
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This week we bring you our Spoiler review of Radio Silence's Abigail. Following on from our straight from the cinema spoiler free episode (check it out first), we delve deeper into the film and talk about those must see moments for those who have seen this vampire ballerina film. 
We talk about the great cast there best moments, the unexpected level of balance between horror, action and comedy that serves this film well and find out why we compare the end of the third act to early 2000's superhero films. 
So get your favourite tutu, gather your best team and lock yourself in for an evening of little vampire goodness. 
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