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An introduction to the Video Nasties Podcast, if you're just taking you're first look and a farewell, if you've finsihed listening.

Tobe Hooper's classic horror film has a reputation that proceeds it. Notoriously the BBFC refused the film a certificate even with cuts due to the very nature of the film.

Dario Argento's classic supernatural horror is an incredible achievment, both visually stunning and scary.

Even fans of Jean Rollin's work aren't that keen on Zombie Lake, that includes the director himself. But Rollin managed to make some beautiful and fascinating films during his career

In an inhospitable part of California Wes Craven returned to the horror genre and created a cult classic.

One of Charles Band's first productions features an amazing cast for a very sombre mad scientist movie. Better know as Mansion Of The Doomed

Umberto Lenzi's high-energy zombie movie, that's not a zombie movie, actually.

This, slightly sleazy, modern vampire movie is an under-appreciated gem

Jess Franco snoozes his way through this low-key horror effort about lost treasure and monsters in the sand

Don Dohler's Nightbeast is a fun creature feature that thrives on its DIY attitude and low-budget charm

Surreal, dream-like, low budget horror that sparked a franchise and created a cult fandom. It's an American classic. "BOY!"

Absolutely barking Spanish exploitation about a playboy battling Hells Angels in a ludicrously escalating battle

A look at the film George A Romero made before his huge hit, Dawn Of The Dead

Joe Spinell stars in this comedy horror film that makes a lot of its silly premise and Cannes setting.

I am again asking you to consider watching a Jess Franco film. Honestly, this is one of his more interesting ones.

A sleazy little slasher featuring a OTT central performance and some fab views of a rundown Hollywood

Vicious violence in this exploitation film that was heavily influcenced by Witchfinder General and stars Udo Kier

Far better known as The Mad Doctor Of Blood Island. This Filipino horror from 1969 features lots of young women and a man/plant monster causing mayhem

Leslie Nielsen and Jamie Lee Curtis star in this slasher that features a fairly amateur killer, a severed head, and plenty of disco dancing.

David Cronenberg's Scanners was his breakthrough movie into Hollywood and provided an iconic scene.