Deep discussions abound as the horror podcast delves into The Outwaters, De Lift, The Influencer and Infinity Pool, all of which leave a lasting impression and prove highly divisive. There's also a lot of silly fun to be had. 

CTDS finally break their hiatus to reflect on the past 12 months while discussing the highly divisive, Evil Dead: Rise, along with two other new releases, Sick and The Attachment. In their return from the grave they also crawl back to 1981 to cast their eyes over the Canuxplotation masterpiece, Happy Birthday To Me.

Don't call it a comeback...they're still as apathetic as ever.

Choc-Top return with their first episode of the new year with an exposé on a handful of festival darlings. Check out Titane, The Strings, The Scary of 61st and the Night House, and then join in the fun. There's plenty of food for thought in this one so you won't go hungry. And, as always, heads will clash!

Finally, here it is! A new episode of CTDS! It's the Candyman edition featuring both the original and the new incarnation. When there's no deadline, there's no delay, so sit back and enjoy the final outing of 2021.

In this very special edition, the discussion centres around the 2021 incarnation of the Melbourne International Film Festival and the movies that would normally make up the Night Shift program. From Iran to NZ, these films push limits, arouse goosebumps, and deserve not only your eyes but your ears.

Join the Squad as they finally reunite to muse over films missed during the stellar year that was 2020 (insert sarcasm emjoi here). In this episode they discuss VFW, La Llarona and Hunter, Hunter, while taking a step back in time to cast an eye over the original Fright Night. This one is a rollercoaster, or simply a driverless vehicle, so strap yourself in.

In this long awaited episode, the ice cream kids take a look back at the shit storm that was 2020. Sometimes seeing eye-to-eye, but mostly butting heads, the Squad discuss the creepiest moments, the greatest villains, and all things horror from a year that was truly terrifying. It's a recap but never do they look back in anger.

In the final episode of 2020, the Choc-Toppers take a keen eye to a number of critically acclaimed releases, including, The Owners, Kindred, Possessor, The Dark & Wicked and His House. In a year that has been demanding in may ways, will they finally find a film worthy of certification?