How do Horror movies and modern myths influence each other? What are we still scared of?
Episode 64: Eerie Indiana
Scott chats about the underrated 90s kids weird show Eerie Indiana. Then talks with star of the show Justin Shenkarow
Read MoreEpisode 63: The Complete Howling
Scott meets Bryn C Hammond to discuss his book "The Complete History of The Howling" the best and worst of the Werewolf series and other horror banter.
The Complete History of the Howling will be available in early November 2018 from all good bookstores.
Episode 62: The Pulp Heroes
Scott talks with author Jim Beard about the heroes that stepped off the pages of the pulp magazines during the dark days of the great depression.
Jim Beard Amazon Link
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Jim-Beard/e/B004UWVOPE/ref=sr_tc_2_0?qid=1537382642&sr=1-2-ent
“The great Pulp Heroes” Book link
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Great-Pulp-Heroes-Don-Hutchinson/dp/0889625859/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1537382721&sr=1-1&keywords=the+great+pulp+heroes
Episode 61: Sharpe's Podcast
Let's get into History! Scott has the pleasure of talking with Richard Sharpe creator Bernard Cornwell and One of Sharpe's Chosen men from the TV series, Rifleman Harris, Jason Salkey.
For more about Bernard Cornwell and the Sharpe series visit bernardcornwell.net
Find out more about Jason's new book chronicling his time on the Sharpe series at unbound.com/books/from-crimea-with-love
More about Jason Salkey at riflemanharris.co.uk
Read MoreEpisode 60 Monty Python's Flying Circis pt1
Scott Talks with Jim Gobel of the Monty Python appreciation society about why Python is great and why its legacy has lasted so long.
Episode 59: Pod Hard 2 - Pod Harder
Mike and Scott wrap up the franchise retrospective and discuss the glut of rip offs that came in the 90's.
Read MoreEpisode 58: Pod Hard
Scott and Mike chat the first three Die Hard movies in the first part of the 20th Century Geek Die Hard retrospective.
Episode 57: Judge Dredd America
Scott and Julian get deep into the iconic world of Judge Dredd and the story America. They talk dystopian politics, bad relationships and the dispensing of the Law. It gets MEGA!
Bonus Episode: Toon Jamming
Scott guest hosts on the great Toon Jam podcast
Episode 56: The Metabarons
Scott and Julian discuss Alejandro Jodorowsky's Incal spin off, The Metabarons. A Multi-generational space opera of a comic. As well our fondness for European comics.Scott and Julian discuss Alejandro Jodorowsky's Incal spin off, The Metabarons. A Multi-generational space opera of a comic. As well our fondness for European comics.
Episode 55: Italian Horror - Maro Bava
Mike and Scott dig into the gothic Horror and Murder Mystery Horror of director Mario Bava with Black Sabbath & Blood and Black Lace.
Episode 54: Italian Horror - Lucio Fulci
Mike and Scott dip their toes into Italian Horror an chat about two Fulci Films, The House by the Cemetery and Zombie Flesh Eaters.
Episode 53: 1968 - Planet of the Apes
Scott and Guest host Julian Darius discuss the Planet of the Apes franchise, starting with the classic 1968 movie that kicked it all off.
Episode 52: 1978 - Invasion of the Body Snatchers
Scott and Mike discuss the 1978 scifi classic Invasion of the Body Snatchers and late 70s horror cinema
Episode 51: 1988 Who Framed Roger Rabbit
Scott is joined by Comic book guys Matt and Jordan to chat the 1988 Disney mystery Classic Who Framed Roger Rabbit ... there's quite a few tangents as well!
Episode 50: What does Superman mean to you?
A compilation show of contributions, all answering the question - what does Superman mean to you?
Episode 49: Superman part 2 - Life on Screen
Scott catches up with the resident comic books guys, Matt and Jordan, to discuss the different versions of the Man of Steel that have appeared on film and TV. Which are the best and worst.
Episode 48: Superman Month part 1
Scott talks with Ben Hall about how he relates to Superman, what the Man of Steel has represented through the ages and what are the best Superman stories.
Episode 47: Paperbacks from Hell
Scott talks the punk era of horror and his thoughts on the book "Paperbacks from Hell" as well as an interview with the author, Grady Hendrix.
For more information on author Grady Hendrix and his books please visit www.gradyhendrix.com