It's a full moon this week as the boys continue their Monster Movie Season with a 1940s classic in The Wolf Man.

Featuring a star-studded line up of Lon Chaney Jr, Bela Lugosi and Claude Rains, The Wolf Man delivers some full moon frights, some 1940s gender stereotypes and some scenes that lead the boys on some x-rated tangents.

But how does the film stack up nearly eighty years later? Is this just bark or does it still have a bite

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Monster Movie season officially begins with 1932's Universal Monster Movie The Mummy!

The boys take a trip back in time as we discuss an early monster movie and one of the first on-screen iterations of the legendary Mummy. Featuring Boris Karloff as the titular villian and a heap of early horror tropes, The Mummy frightened audiences and paved the way for many iconic horrors that came after it.

But how does it stack up almost 100 years later? Can the boys stop viewing it through a modern lens? Is it a product of its time or a timeless classic?

Find out as we officially kickstart our Monster Movie Season.

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This week the boys bring you their full spoiler free review of Lee Cronin's The Mummy.

After bringing The Evil Dead back to the big screen with Evil Dead Rise, Lee Cronin takes a spin at modernising an iconic monster with his take on everyone's favourite sarcophagus dweller. Gone are the bandages and slow-shuffling zombie and instead we get an interesting take on a possession film with a whole heap of grotesque body horror to boot.

But how does Lee Cronin's The Mummy stack up? Is it a bold new vision or does it retread old ground?

Find out as we discuss our full spoiler free thoughts on Lee Cronin's The Mummy

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Straight from the cinema, the boys bring you their spoiler free review of Lee Cronin's The Mummy. After the success of Evil Dead Rise, Lee Cronin turns his hand to modernising a classic universal monster movie.

Telling the story of a missing girl being discovered eight years later in a sarcophagus, Lee Cronin's The Mummy features a blend of slow burn investigation, possession tropes and a healthy dose of Evil Dead gore.

But how does the film stack up? Does it suffer from tonal whiplash or is this one ride that's worth the run time? Does it feel like a fresh take on an old classic, or is this one dry husk of a movie?

Find out as the boys give their spoiler free thoughts

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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

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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?

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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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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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