Surgeons Of Horror Podcast

The Surgeons team take a look at John Carpenter's remake of the 1960 feature based on the John Wyndham classic novel.He's done remakes before so what could go wrong? Well quite a lot actually.

In this latest episode, The Surgeons dissect and discuss John Carpenter and Kurt Russell's reprisal of the iconic character Snake Plissken. How did this film fair compared to its predecessor?

"Do you read Sutter Cane?" This episode looks at John Carpenter's In The Mouth of Madness starring Sam Neill, a film that was considered a box office failure but went on to receive cult status. Does it deserve high praise? The Surgeons team dissect and discuss the movie to find out.

The Surgeons team continue to dissect and discuss the films of John Carpenter with the las tfilm he would direct in the 80s and cult classic, They Live. But does it still stand up and is it relevant today?

Was this Carpenter's first misfire as a director? Does it deserve more recognition?The Surgeons dissect ant discuss this feature to see whether it warrants another look.

The Surgeons team take a look at another classic movie from horror auteur John Carpenter. As they discuss and dissect Prince of Darkness they set out to see if the film still stands the test of time.

The Surgeons team continue to dissect and discuss the movies of John Carpenter in our current season. In this episode we scrutinise Big Trouble In Little China starring Kurt Russell and Kim Cattrall, a film that didn't pull the numbers at the Box Office but has since become a cult classic.

The Surgeons continue their journey through Director John Carpenter's film work with this shift away from his horror movies into sci-fi fantasy, Starman starring Jeff Bridges.

The Surgeons team kick off the seventh season proper which is dedicated to the films of John Carpenter films from Christine to The Ward.First up, how does the killer Plymouth Fury hold up today?Saul Muerte and Watch It Wombat's NIck Allford dissect and discuss to find out.

Celebrating 40 years since Lucio Fulci's cinematic classic entry into the horror genre, the Surgeons dissect and discuss the movie to see if it still has the same impact from its initial release.

It's been 2o years since this female take on the lycanthropy mythology first hit the festival circuits and caused more than a stir in the horror genre. The surgeons team take a look back at this film to see if it still has a pulse.

To celebrate its 40th Anniversary, the Surgeons team dissect and discuss Prom Night starring Jamie Lee Curtis, but has it stood the test of time?

We close out our look into some of the late director Stuart Gordon's films with his final Lovecraftian film, Dagon.How does it stand up compared with Re-Animator and From Beyond?

Continuing our dedicated episodes to Director Stuart Gordon, we look at Dolls. How does this film fair today?

The surgeons team continue to look back at the late, great Stuart Gordon's work with this gem of a movie, based on the novella by HP Lovecraft.

The Surgeons team respectfully honour the late Stuart Gordon with some of his finest work on the director's chair, beginning with the classic HP Lovecraft adaptation, Re-Animator

The surgeons team take a look at this Hitchcock classic and dissect the birth of Norman Bates on the silver screen.

Our last episode of the season and our journey through the Nightmare franchise ends with the remake,What do the Surgeons team think of this film 10 years after its initial release?

It's Alien Day! And the Surgeons team continue to dissect and discuss the third instalment on all things xenomorph in the second part to Alien 3.

It's Alien Day! The Surgeons had a lot to say about the third instalment of the Alien franchise that it needed to be split into two parts. Catch the first half of their discussions here.