Thrill Me Podcast

Adam and Jared go on a beheading spree as they sit down and watch the sheer lunacy that is 2025's Deathstalker. And their watch lists are quite a bit more subdued.

Adam and Jared put a hot dog through a donut and do a short episode on new Jason Goes to Hell documentary, Hearts of Darkness: The Making of the Final Friday.

After the sad passing of action movie legend Mr Chuck Norris, Adam and Jared dive head first into a full commentary on one of his most well know works, the 1983 bone breaking gem, Lone Wolf McQuade. Adam keeps crapping on about it being a Western while Jared want's to know why a bond villain was inserted into the story. Also, is Chuck sleeping with his maid? Plenty to unpack along with a quick fire run through of what they've been watching.

The lads back up with 2026's horror sequel, Ready or Not 2: Hear I Come. Will Jared continue to be impressed with the franchise? Will Adam unclench and actually enjoy this one as opposed to the original? A watch list is included as well as a run down on the first episode of Tulsa King's second season.

The lads draw the Hide and Seek card and have to spend the episode avoiding death as they discuss 2019's, Ready or Not. They also finalise their thoughts on the first season of Tulsa King as well as dishing up their usual weekly viewing guide.

Adam and Jared hit the streets of Chicago with Gregory Hines and Billy Crystal to cover 1986's lesser known buddy cop action film, Running Scared. Another double of Tulsa King as well as this weeks list of viewing is also included.

The lads return to Woodsboro and review the latest in the Scream franchise, Part 7. Kevin Williamson and Neve Campbell return, but how will the major overhauls effect the final product. Tune in and find out. Two episodes of Tulsa King get covered off on as well as an in depth look at what Adam and Jared have been watching this week.

Adam and Jared return to their slasher roots with coverage of the lesser known, but well regarded 1983 slasher, Curtains. What they have been watching, including another episode of Tulsa King, is also included.

Adam and Jared go for another film from 1990, released approximately two weeks after the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film, it's the Lou Diamond Phillips starring horror/thriller, The First Power. What they've been watching, including the second episode of Season 1 of Tulsa King is also included.

After slogging through the worst of 2025, Jared and Adam dive down into the sewers for a bit of nostalgia with 1990's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. They also go through what they have been watching including, by request, a discusson about the pilot episode of Sly Stallone's non-reality TV offering, Tulsa King. 

Adam and Jared finish off their worst of 2025 series with the second chapter in the new Strangers series. They discuss the need for three films, the supercut and some of the ridiculous contrivances that move this movie forward. A quick run down of movies watched for the week is also included along with a final list of best to worst of the worst of 2025.

The third film in the worst of 2025 bracket, Adam and Jared blindly try and navigate the incredibly stupid, but also bafflingly complicated plot of 2025's Alarum. The boys agree to disagree on a number of things including performance quality, exciting opening scenes and mangled accents. And to add to the bumper episode is what they've been watching, up or down and several pieces of news.

Adam and Jared continue with their exploration of the worst films of 2025 with heist action/thriller, High Rollers. They are both keen to see John Travolta's entry and ask the age old question - 'Is it worse than War of the Worlds?' They also ask each other about what they've been watching this week.

Adam and Jared clearly aren't wishing anyone a happy new year by deciding to cover what is widely known as the worst movie of 2025, War of the Worlds. Is it really the worst movie of the year or are the critics just being a bit precious. How does Ice Cube go flexing his dramatic chops? Is watching everything on screens really that boring? They also cover what they have been watching from Christmas to New Year, which as usual, may include several worst movie of all time candidates.

Merry Christmas to everybody. Adam and Jared celebrate the festive day with the gift of a review of the Silent Night, Deadly Night remake. They also provide a stocking stuffer with a lengthy list of what they've been watching.

Adam and Jared finally reach the end of the franchise by finishing up with the 2010 remake of A Nightmare on Elm Street. Is it just a money sucking retread or genuine effort to carve out something different? They also go in depth about what they have been watching as well as a discussion on the current state of Blumhouse.

Into the final two films of the franchise with Jared and Adam getting stuck into the long in development team up, 2003's Freddy Vs Jason. Throw in a list of what they have been watching and it makes for an interesting episode.

Freddy's father returns to the franchise as Adam and Jared pour through 1994's, Wes Craven's New Nightmare. And provide a succinct list of movies they have recently watched.

Considering Adam vowed never to watch this movie again, a full commentary on 1991's, Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare should be great fun to listen to. Even Jared expresses his discomfort throughout the episode. The boys also throw in a run through of what they have been watching and for historical context, this episode is first one to feature the shows brand new logo.

Right at the midpoint of the franchise, Adam and Jared witness Freddy not only being birthed, but also trying to go back to his darker roots. Its certainly something to behold, but maybe not necessarily for the right reasons. What they have been watching is also covered.