Mondo Movie

This week we take a look at the low-budget horror phenomenon Paranormal Activity and the little-seen Rocky Horror follow-up Shock Treatment. Plus we find out your most hated movies of 2009!

Controversial French director Gaspar Noe returns with the trippy epic Enter The Void, and Werner Herzog and Nicolas Cage bring us the bonkers Bad Lieutenant - Port Of Call New Orleans

It's our Halloween show, and we take a look at Chan-wook Park's vampire tale Thirst as well as welcoming Fred Dekker's cult favourite Night Of The Creeps onto DVD and Blu-ray.

On the second part of our Frightfest 2009 overview, we take in bizarre shocker The Human Centipede, Philip Ridley's horror fantasy Heartless, acclaimed anthology Trick 'r Treat, Dario Argento's Giallo and much more.

It's time for the first part of our annual Frightfest review - all the movies we took in on the first couple of days at the UK's biggest horror festival, including Triangle, The Hills Run Red, Infestation, The Horseman, Shadow and The Horde!

It's our long-awaited second book special, as we browse through another selection of movie-related publications and take a nostalgic look back at the fanzine days of the early '90s. Sorry about the dodgy sound again - back to normal next time!

Lars Von Trier remains as controversial as ever with the psychological horror drama Antichrist, and Philip Ridley explores the dark side of childhood with his little-seen film The Reflecting Skin.

On a special one-off show, we talk to legendary horror critic and Frightfest co-director Alan Jones about this year's event, the challenges of putting on a festival and his career in general.

We return with a double-length show, featuring a review of Sam Raimi's Drag Me To Hell and a look at a trio of recent Hollywood horror remakes - Friday The 13th, My Bloody Valentine and The Last House On The Left.

There's pint-size terror this week we take a look at British horror The Children, plus Jimmy Wang Yu takes on George Lazenby in the Ozploitation favourite The Man From Hong Kong.

Thai martial arts superstar Tony Jaa returns with the historical fightfest Ong Bak 2, and we take a look at Michael Mann's curious wartime chiller The Keep.

We return to the work of Dario Argento this week, as Four Flies On Grey Velvet finally arrives on DVD. There's also a double bill from British '70s horror favourite Pete Walker - Frightmare and House Of The Long Shadows.

On this week's show we see take a look at all the movies we watched at Frightfest's one-day Spring event, including Coffin Joe's Embodiment Of Evil, Repo! The Genetic Opera, Not Quite Hollywood and Lesbian Vampire Killers.

This week we take a look at Jennifer Lynch's first film for 15 years, the dark horror thriller Surveillance, plus a welcome uncut DVD release of the original My Bloody Valentine.

In an exclusive interview we talk to genre legend Stuart Gordon about his career, from Re-animator to his latest movie Stuck. There's also a review of bonkers Korean western The Good The Bad The Weird.

On our first show of 2009, we explore Jean-Claude Van Damme's post-modern action-thriller JCVD and take a look at some of the movies we're looking forward to most in the upcoming year.

On our last show of the year, we count down our top 10 movies of the last 12 months... plus our least favourite! Happy New Year everyone!

It's our Christmas show and we celebrate by reviewing two decidedly un-seasonal movies - brutal Italian crime drama Gomorra and punk rock shockumentary Hated. Plus live present swapping!

This week we take a look at Stuart Gordon's dark melodrama Stuck and revisit a favourite from the 1980s, Tobe Hooper's Poltergeist.

Guillermo Del Toro delivers more lavish fantasy action and demonic quips with Hellboy 2: The Golden Army, and we pop our Bollywood cherries with the 1975 classic Sholay.