Thrill Me Podcast

Adam and Jared finally reach the end of Hell Motel and provide their final thoughts. Where does it fit in amongst all the Slasher seasons (even though it technically isn't part of it). They also throw in the usual list of what they've been watching, along with some quick thoughts about the return of Jason in the new short film, Sweet Revenge.

The boys chat about all things Hell Motel, specifically episodes 5 & 6. Why is there so much arguing amongst one another? And how long was the chauffear (affectionately nicknamed Roy Burns) hanging around outside for? Adam and Jared both seem to be baffled by these questions. Also, tune in for a quick recap of what they have been watching recently as well.

A return to Southport and another fatal accident sends Adam and Jared running from a fisherman with a nasty hook in 2025's legacy sequel, I Know What You Did Last Summer. Have the filmmakers improved upon the 1997 model? There is also a segment on what they have been watching, and up or down on the latest trailers.

After friend of the show Ray suggested this one, Adam and Jared got themselves well aquainted with prison by sharing a cell with Sly Stallone in 1989's Lock Up. Games of football with psychopaths, a serious delousing and petty grudges abound. The lads also throw in the usual list of what they have been watching.

Adam and Jared quickly cover off on their initial thoughts regarding the new Superman movie.

The lads continue to work their way through to the middle portion of Hell Motel, finding varying degrees of quality. A watch list and some up or down add extra spice the episode.

Adam and Jared continue to work their way through Hell Motel, with an in-depth discussion about Episode 2. Prior to that they go over what they have been watching, including their thoughts on being on a Poop Cruise, do some up or down and continue to look at the latest in movie news.

It's back to TV for Adam and Jared as they kick off the new Shudder original series, Hell Motel. Do the creaters of Slasher hit the mark again or is it all down hill from here. Making it a bumper episode, the lads go through what they have been watching, do some up or down and even throw in a couple of juicy news tidbits.

This weeks episode is short and sweet as Adam and Jared slog their way through one of the Popeye releated horror films with 2025's, Popeye's Revenge. They also provide a brief list of what they have been watching.

Adam and Jared dive back into the Predator franchise with the new, annimated film, Predator: Killer of Killers. They also quickly knock out what they have recently been watching.

Adam and Jared head back to the 1980's and Prom with Netflix's latest Fear Street offering, Prom Queen. Poor music research, bullies that take insults way to far and red herrings galore in this nostalgic slasher offering. They also throw in a list of what they have been watching recently.

Friend of the show Ray requested this weeks episode, a full commentary of the unholy marriage between Slyvester Stallone and Cannon films, 1986's Cobra. The lads wax lyrical about whether or not Cobreti is the worst police officer in history and ask the eternal question - why robots at the modelling shoot? They also put out what they have been watching as well as another Up or Down.

Another trip to the cinema (this time in D-box) and the lads take in the latest installment of the Final Destination franchise with Bloodlines. Will the set gory set pieces be up to scratch? Does it make sense? Can Adam stay awake for the whole film? All these questions are anwered along with a bit of a watch list and some more up or down.

After a brief watch list followed by another up or down, Adam and Jared deliver their first reactions to the new slasher, Clown in a Cornfield. Careful, SPOILER ALERT.

A bumper episode this week as Adam and Jared give their initial reactions to Ryan Cooglar's new film, Sinners. They also provide a quick list of what they have been watching as well as a lengthy Up or Down session focusing on a number of new trailers released last week.

Adam and Jared return to the latest offering from M. Night Shyamalan with 2024's, Trap. Confusion reigns as the story unfolds and Josh Hartnett gets more and more concerned about getting caught. And is this possibly the worst Police operation ever put on film? Good question that the lads will do their best to answer. They also run through the latest films they have watched this week.

Underrated is the key word for today's episode as Adam and Jared delve deep into 1998's, The Mask of Zorro. Along the way they also include a grab bag of good and bad with their recently seen list.

The boys decide to make their way back to Haddenfield and provide a blow by blow commentary of the Halloween 6 producers cut to see if it makes any more sense than the theatrical cut. Along the way they discuss how Michael gets fooled by a roll of paper towels. Why Tommy isn't considered the neighbourhood peeping tom and why the cults plan doesn't including foosting pestilence upon everybody. They also go through what they have been watching recently.

Adam forced Jared to watch the 2024 remake of The Crow in an effort to satisfy his curiosity with regards to how bad the film really is. They also run through the list of what they have been watching.

Adam and Jared take to the air over Metropolis to review Cannon's highest profile release, 1987's Superman 4: The Quest for Peace. They also cover off on what they have recently been watching.