The Black Dog Podcast

Welcome back to this weeks episode and the beginning of Intermediate Weeks of Horror. This week Jim has a country break, Elton asks a question, Darren indulges in Endgame again and Lee spends some time at Camp Miasma, which apparently is where all the teenage sex and death happens.  After this its on to this weeks film. The first horror of the Indeterminate season..  A film about the perils of causing your child sleep deprivation, stealing audio files from other sources and why people shouldn't always release their home movies to the general public... The absolute cavilcade of ineptitude known as Robert The Doll... Media Discussed This Week The Last Stop - YouTube You Can See Everything (Trailer) - YouTube Avengers Endgame: Encore - Theatrical Release The Fury - Film4 / Channel 4 Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma - VoD / Amazon Prime Rental Robert the Doll - Netflix

Roll up roll up this week we have for you IT issues, Banshees, awful Evil Dead sequels, Bayeux Tapestry queues and a crazy Youtube video that launched a career in the form of this weeks film Milk and Serial. Media discussed this week It Ends - Apple TV+ Evil Dead Burn - Amazon Prime VoD Banshee - Amazon Prime Neagley - Amazon Prime The Last House - Netflix Milk and Serial - YouTube

This week, Jim starts to wind down for a bit, Elton hoovers a roof, Darren travels to Racoon City, Lee accidentally gawps at Biggles again and noodles over Lanterns Then its on to this weeks third entry in to the unofficial tonal whiplash month. A thoroughly upbeat movie following Possession, the relentlessly cheerful (despite the apocalyptic situation) movie Project Hail Mary. Media Discussed This Week Resident Evil 2026 - Theatrical Release Neagley - Amazon Prime Lanterns - Sky Atlantic / HBO Max / Now TV Project Hail Mary - Amazon Prime  

Welcome to this weeks episode (hopefully on time) This week Jim returns for a health update and some garlic harvesting which morphs in to booze talk. Elton gets to play a video game and apparently has a Dolphins lungs, while Darren has some heart stopping car bills, hotdogs in mash in a bun and a conversation with a piece of Ikea furnature in Skyrim. Lee, laments the last fortnight of podcast technical issues, reviews a book about doing a job at the end of the world and reviews a unique take on the zombie / infected humans horror genre from the creative team behind Train to Busan.  Then after some Force Awakens feedback, we move on to this weeks film. A film that is either an artistic alegorical, symbolic, apocalyptic anxiety dream brought about by a couples traumatically messy divorce or an excuse to sit the episode out eating muffins... Either way we review the notorious 1980 movie Possession. Media Discussed This Week Titanic II - Any old VoD site looking for cheap content Far Cry: New Dawn - PC / Xbox / Playstation The Last Postman by Ben H Winters - Any book store Skyrim - Ikea DLC - Steam / Ikea  Colony - Limited theatrical release / Apple TV  The Gentlemen Season 2 - Netflix Wander Berg - Steam / Itch IO Possession - Amazon Prime / BFI Player  

Welcome to this weeks episode. Sadly Jim is off ill this week so unfortunately theres no adults in charge.  This week Elton celebrates Predator Badlands and puts forward a theory that the predator franchise might be more consistently better than the Alien one. Meanwhile Darren has a birthday and is denied his milkshake, but manages to get a beer in london for under a fiver which counts as a miracle worthy of note. Lee on the other hand goes full cocktail hour for his wedding anniversary, which is handy as he can drink away some of the sights he beheld at the very public Tattoo festival at the London Excel centre. He also managed to catch up with the Internet movie darling of the hour Coyote vs Acme. Then after some brief feedback its on to this weeks movie... Or as we should have called it group therapy as we ignite our lightsabers to review Star Wars The Force Awakens Media Discussed This Week Predator Badlands - Disney + Absolute Batman - DC comics Coyote vs Acme - Theatrical Release The Gentlemen Season 2 - Netflix Star Wars The Force Awakens - Disney +