Road To Knowhere

here it is. the finale. Do you fancy hearing how Andy was absolutely robbed? this is the place to be. starting from the Rogues Gallery

In another of our content parternerships with The Geek Show, Andy is joined by two memebers of found footage nightmare fuel, The Outwaters. Michelle May plays Michelle, the main reason for the 4 friends making their cursed pilgrimage to the Mojave. Robbie Banfitch is director/editor/producer and more, as well as starring as Robbie, the unfortunate soul who we experience the unknowable with. TGS: www.thegeekshow.co.ukTGS twitter: @TGS_TheGeekShowRobbie: @RobbieBanfitchThe Outwaters: @TheOutwatersR2K: WhereIsKnowhere

In our first content partnership with The Geek Show, Andy is joined by the Andy Mitten, director of the recent terrifying FrightFest hit, The Harbinger. They talk about the themes included, and the difficulties of writing and shooting a pandemic horror.The Harbinger is available now on VOD and Digital Download

In our first episode back of 2023, Larry is joined by Ghouls magazine and Moving Pictures Film Club contributor, Ariel Powers-Schaub, to discuss a modern master of horror, James Wan, looking at Saw, Dead Silence, and a left field Wan feature, Fast and Furious 7.They also delve in to some of Ariels earliest movie memories, and some favourite cinema momentsR2K: @WhereIsKnowhereAriel: @Ari_Hellraiser

Andy is joined by the wonderful Josh Ruben to discuss two of his latest crackers, A Wounded Fawn and Blood Relatives. One an arthouse mindfuck, the other a vampire road movie. What's not to love?Josh also gives us a wee bit about two of Andy's recent favourites, Scare Me and Werewolves WithinR2K: @WhereIsKnowhereJosh Ruben: @joshruben

Andy is joined by Jed Shepherd, writer and producer of Host and DASHCAM, and director of upcoming live action video game Ghosts, to discuss one of the all time greats of cinema, horror master Sam Raimi.Jed tells all about his love for Raimi for an early age, and gives insight into working on his own projects.R2K: @WhereIsKnowhereJed : @Jedshepherd

R2K Review - Something In The DirtAndy and Rob discuss their thoughts on the latest mind-bender from Benson and Moorhead, Something In The Dirt. They also have a quick chat about some of the directors other work, including Resolution and The Endless

With the nights drawing in, and a chill whistling in the air, Halloween is well and truly upon us. In this episode, Andy and Larry are joined by previous guests of the pod to reveal what their favourite scary moments in film. From The Omen to The Orphanage, Pennywise to Pazuzu, no scare is left unturnedWARNING: Contains varying degrees of spoilers for the movies discussed

Andy and Larry discuss the "final" entry in the Halloweeen franchise. Is it any good?

Andy is joined by writer and podcaster Ygrainne, contributor to Ghouls Magazine and host of What A Scream podcast. Together they discuss the works and wonders of a classic Universal monster director, James Whale. From his interpretation of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, to the haunted house/home invasion horro of In The Old Dark House, Whale was a pioneer in classic Hollywood horror, and his influence is still felt today.They also discuss some of Ygrainne's early movie memories, as well as the enduring appeal of classic HollywoodYgrainne: @what_screamR2K: @WhereIsKnowhere

Andy is joined this week by Amber, writer for Ghouls magazine and host of the Horn Blood Fire podcast, to discuss the master of body horror, David Cronenberg. Looking at 3 of his best and well known movies : The Fly, Videodrome and Crash, Amber and Andy discuss the timeless quality of Cronenberg, his standing in the list of horror greats, and his influence still being felt todayAmber also discusses some of her earliest movie memories, while there is also an in depth chat about, of course, american candyAmber on twitter: @hornbloodfireR2K : @WhereIsKnowhere

Andy is joined by the host of the Directors Uncut podcast, Rob Simpson. Together they delve in to the twisted mind of one of Japanese cinema's most celebrated filmmakers, Takashi Miike.With deep dives into the hyper violent Blade of the Immortal, gonzo gangster flick First Love, and The Happiness Of The Katakuris, which is, yeah, something. As well as a discussion of some more of Miike's work, and Rob's early movie memories.Directors Uncut can be found wherever you get your podcasts, and is released fortnightly.Rob on Twitter: @UncutRobcastR2K twitter: @WhereIsKnowhere

In his first D2K episode, host Larry Reid is joined by podcasting great, Kefin Mahon. Kefin is the host of wrestling based podcasts Attitude Era Podcast, How2Wrestling and movie podcast Cinema Swirl.Together they cover the works of Sylvester Stalone as a director, looking at Paradise Alley, Rocky III and The Expendables, while also talking their mutual love of wrestling and the crossovers between wrestling and movies of these 3 choices. So plug in and give it your best "ADRIAAAAAAAAAN"

Mark Nelson - Quentin TarantinoOn the latest episode of Direct, Andy is joined by Scottish stand up, Mark nelson. Andy and Mark discuss three Tarantino classics: Pulp Fiction, Inglorious Basterds and Once Upon A Time in Hollywood. They look at the style of Tarantino, some stand out scenes, and what makes a Tarantino script so exceptionalMark also chats about returning to the stage post pandemic, his first live recording, and his music podcast, My Perfect PlaylistMark Nelson twitter: @marknelsoncomicMy Perfect Playlist: @PerfectPlayPodLive Show: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_cp22KcdcTM&t=497sR2K twitter: @WhereIsNowhere

Andy, Neil and Larry take a deep dive into the (truly awful) 1997 Jean-Pierre Jeunet effort, Alien Resurrection. What the hell is that hybrid? Was CGI always that awful in the 90s? And......did Ripley just bang that Alien queen?Also discussed is what the guys have recently been watching, amongst other thingsTwitter: @WhereIsKnowhere