The Chronicle: Episode 51 – Listen To Our Halloween Special

Halloween is here, and so is the witching, which can only mean one thing: The Chronicle Film Podcast! Episode 51 is a Halloween Special, in which your hosts Paul Devine, Sean Wilson and Nick Bartlett share their favourite seasonal films.

First up is a new film and perfect for this time of year: V/H/S Halloween. The long-running found footage anthology franchise delivers 5 tales that remind us not to be greedy, have fun and don’t answer the phone. Currently now on Shudder, is it the funniest or dumbest entry?

Nick and Sean also review recent releases of Strange Harvest from Stuart Ortiz. A crime come mock-u-horror which 2 detectives hunt the infamous masked serial killer Mr Shiny. Nick chats about the very grim masterpiece Martyrs that Eureka Entertainment has recently re-released on 4K (read Bradley Hadcroft’s review).

Also, Paul looks back at 2 found footage films, Evidence and Tape 407. 2 films that would differ in quality, which fall into the so bad but so good category. One might even find oneself rejected by the Razzies! Finally, Ghost Stories For Christmas, a selection of old-fashioned gothic chillers which included stories from the Godfather of ghost stories, M.R. James.

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