Final Transmission
Weekly horror reviews from the wasteland. Hosted by Sam Russo and Jamie Carruthers.
Episodes
We talk Zach Cregger's brand-spanking-new Ressy Evil sidequest movie.
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We get bleak with the Spaniards.
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Not a horror movie - we don't care.
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Put on your rat-stomping boots as we discuss whether we're too English for this zombies-in-an-apartment-block pointless remake.
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We're checking in to talk about satire, sex comedies, and eating babies on our third of our Patreon picks from Colby.
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Jamie and Sam tell competing stories: one about failing to climb a fence, one about playing with a scythe. Who is the coolest? You decide.
(Also Patreon picks continue with an early entry in the slasher canon, HELL NIGHT)
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It's punks vs olds vs zombies vs authority on this week's episode. Classic.
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Jamie is terrified by this movie. What does that say about his psyche?
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Nostalgia. Socio-political storytelling. Bad accents. We get into it all.
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Inside Sam Raimi there are two wolves, find out which one he feeds in our review of THE GIFT.
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Sci fi tropes, Venom and Elon Musk all under the FT microscope this week as we dig into Leigh Whannell's anti-AI sci-thriller UPGRADE.
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For the final week of Miggy Month, we head to Sweden for some Raimi worship, a fridge gribbly, and some Jamie lore.
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We discuss how EU regulations might make the substance safe for consumption (and also why it's great).
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We're back in Clint Howard territory for a real Freaky Friday situation that you won't believe.
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Alcoholic writer goes to a haunted hotel - stop us if you've heard this one before... We saw Hokum at the cinema, so we're talking about it. Spoiler-free until 41.45!
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We're back in Ti West territory, but is The Innkeepers a nothing burger or a something hot dog?
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Sam, especially, has a lot to say about Guillermo Del Toro's take on Mary Shelley's classic man-makes-monster story.
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We're back and we're digging into demons, dementia, and darn problematic found footage horror with The Taking (of Deborah Logan).
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We get into video games in a big way in our review of tech-noir, babblefest BRAINSCAN.
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Whether you're ready (or not), we're taking on the Radio Silence parlour game splatter comedy.
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