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. Plus question of the week, listener mail and the winner of last show's Last House On The Left competition.

This week we take a look at the historical Chinese war epic Red Cliff, John Woo's much anticipated return to Asian film-making, plus the new three-disc edition of Wes Craven's seminal 70s shocker last House On the Left.

It's a Frank Henenlotter special this week, as we look at a quartet of weird and wonderful movies from the godfather of New York sleaze - Basket Case, Brain Damage, Frankenhooker and Basket Case 2. Plus listener mail, question of the week and the Movie War winner. And thanks to Paul Fricker for the ker-azy intro!

We wrap up our look at this year's Frightfest with reviews of two of the year's most anticipated horror releases - Swedish vampire drama Let the Right One In and the highly controversial French shocker Martyrs. Plus Tokyo Gore Police, Midnight Meat Train, Mirrors and The Dead Outside

In part one of our Frightfest special we take a look at the movies we saw on the first couple of days at the UK horror fest, including Eden Lake, Time Crimes, Mum And Dad, Dance Of The Dead and Frank Henenlotter's Bad Biology. Plus... the Movie War final!!

There's a double bill of Asian revenge this week, as we tackle gore-laden Japanese romp The Machine Girl and classic horror melodrama from Indonesia, The Queen Of Black Magic

Legendary Roman sleazefest Caligula is under discussion this week, along with gritty '60s crime thriller Blast Of Silence. Plus, we pay our respects to Stan Winston and edge ever closer to the Movie War final...!

There's more French horror this week, as we take a look at Xavier Gens' splattery Frontiere(s). We also finally review Coffin Joe's freaky 1970s classic Awakening Of The Beast.

It's an all Argento show this week, as we take take a look at five movies from the master of modern Italian horror - Deep Red, Inferno, Phenomena, Opera and The Stendahl Syndrome. Plus, what we thought of the new Indiana Jones movie...

Ultra-violent French shocker Inside and Italian crime drama Ricco The Mean Machine come under the spotlight this week, together with the usual doses of listener feedback and movie war

It's a slightly less structured show than usual this week, as we tinker with the Mondo Movie format. Neil Marshall's futuristic actionfest Doomsday comes under our post-apocalyptic gaze, together with some movie news and listener feedback.

On this week's show we take look at the movies we watched at last weekend's Optimum/Frightfest one-day special - Dario Argento's long-awaited Mother Of Tears, Aussie shocker Storm Warning and teen cannibal romp Welcome To The jungle. Plus we wrap up our Ingmar Bergman festival with the disturbing Hour Of The Wolf

Frank Darabont's scary adaptation of Stephen King The Mist leads this week's reviews, plus bruising Brazilian cop drama Elite Squad and Ingmar Bergman's freaky Persona

This week we take a look at Paul Thomas Anderson's acclaimed oil epic There Will be Blood, hairy 70s monsterfest Grizzly, and in the second part of our Ingmar Bergman festival, slapstick laugh-riot The Virgin Spring. Plus, round one of Movie War finally comes to an end!

On the first show of 2008, the Coen brothers return with their tough crime thriller No Country For Old Men and George Romero delivers more undead action in Diary Of The Dead. Plus we look forward to our most anticipated movies of the year

On this week's bumper-length show we take a look back over the last 12 months - our favourite movies and not-so-favourite. Plus your mail and movie war. Happy Christmas to all our listeners!!

We return with reviews of Brian De Palma's controversial Iraq war drama Redacted and Chan-wook Park's oddball fantasy romance I'm A Cyborg, But That's OK. We also kick off our Ingmar Bergman festival with his classic The Seventh Seal

Join us as we celebrate the '80s horror scene with a quartet of splattery favourites from that decade - backwoods slasher The Burning, zombie romp Return Of The Living Dead, Stuart Gordon's trippy gorefest From Beyond and the creepy oddity Scarecrows. Plus movie war, listener feedback and a new competition

It might be old news, but we finally get round to reviewing Tarantino and Rodriguez's Grindhouse, plus Rob Zombie's Halloween remake and in the last part of our carsploitation festival, the classic Two-lane Blacktop

Fresh from our holidays we tackle the movies we watched at last month's Frightfest, including Kiwi killer sheep comedy Black Sheep, snow-bound Norweigian slasher Cold Prey, splat-tastic backwoods horror sequel Wrong Turn 2 and the moving Spanish chiller The Orphanage. Plus movie war, listener feedback and music from Goblin-loving synth-rock duo Zombi!