Cast Me To Hell: A Horror Movie Podcast

By: Sebastian Hope and Rob Keir
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  • Two life long horror film addicts explore the far realms of horror movies! From the blood and guts of the big horror franchises, all the way to forgotten gems and B Movie madness! Episodes range from franchise retrospectives, and our favourite horror moments, to reviews of horror films that have just released - slashers, spectres and all films blood curdling - whether you’re a die hard horror fan or looking to get into some scary cinema, Seb and Robbie have got you covered. Be sure to subscribe and join us by the Cast Me To Hell campfire every Monday Hosted by Seb Hope and Rob Keir. Theme by Dan Motti. Weekly episodes are available on Podbean, Spotify, Amazon Music and Apple Podcasts. Follow us on Twitter, Instagram and TikTok @cmthpodcast
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Episodes
  • Episode 154 - Possession (1981) - Video Nasties

    Episode 154 - Possession (1981) - Video Nasties
    Nov 25 2024

    This week we return to our video nasties feature looking at the banned films of 70's and 80s Britain. Our focus this time is the long banned and controversial divorce horror Possession from 1981.

    We discuss this mind manipulating Sam Neill and Isabelle Adjani starring psychological body horror including its interesting themes of divorce melded in with some of the most unusual characters we've met on screen.

    Come and tell us your thoughts on possession @cmthpodcast on Twitter and Instagram.

    If you enjoy our content then please subscribe and leave us a lovely rating and review to help our podcast grow.

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    1 hr and 29 mins
  • Episode 153 - Christine (1983) - Must See Stephen King Horror

    Episode 153 - Christine (1983) - Must See Stephen King Horror
    Nov 18 2024

    We are back with our Must See Horror top 100 list and our final part in our Stephen King on Film season. We end our season with a John Carpenter cult classic Christine (1983).

    We discuss the film as a must see horror; the performances, car horror and John Carpenters direction. Is this prime John Carpenter or the begin of his decline following a hot streak of horror classics.

    Will be deem it Must See Horror in our Top 100 list or do we believe it doesn't deserve its place.

    Come and discuss Christine with us @cmthpodcast on Twitter, Instagram and Letterboxd.

    If you enjoy our content then please subscribe on your chosen platform and leave us a lovely rating and review to help our podcast grow.
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    1 hr and 31 mins
  • Episode 152 - Salems Lot (2024) - Stephen King on Film

    Episode 152 - Salems Lot (2024) - Stephen King on Film
    Nov 11 2024

    This week we continue our Stephen King on Film season with a modern retelling of one of his most famous novels; Salems Lot. We will be discussing 2024's much delayed remake of this vampire horror.

    We go through the film and make comparisons to previous adaptations and discuss the original source material.

    We talk about Gary Dauberman's direction and the cuts he's revealed of the final film.

    So grab a ragtag gang of townspeople, take your crosses and if they glow tonight get ready for a mildly entertaining vampire showdown that Stephen King could and did write better.

    You can find us @cmthpodcast on Twitter, Instagram and Letterboxd.

    If you enjoy our content then please subscribe on your chosen platform and leave us a lovely rating and review to help our podcast grow.
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    1 hr and 13 mins

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