Lars Von Trier remains as controversial as ever with the psychological horror drama Antichrist, and Philip Ridley explores the dark side of childhood with his little-seen film The Reflecting Skin. Plus listener mail, a competition and question of the week!

On a special one-off show, we talk to legendary horror critic and Frightfest co-director Alan Jones about this year's event, the challenges of putting on a festival and his career in general.

We return with a double-length show, featuring a review of Sam Raimi's Drag Me To Hell and a look at a trio of recent Hollywood horror remakes - Friday The 13th, My Bloody Valentine and The Last House On The Left. Plus an interview with Film Noir director Srdjan Penezic, a competition and interactive Twitter fun!

There's pint-size terror this week we take a look at British horror The Children, plus Jimmy Wang Yu takes on George Lazenby in the Ozploitation favourite The Man From Hong Kong.

Thai martial arts superstar Tony Jaa returns with the historical fightfest Ong Bak 2, and we take a look at Michael Mann's curious wartime chiller The Keep. Plus we announce the first Mondo Twitter screening!

We return to the work of Dario Argento this week, as Four Flies On Grey Velvet finally arrives on DVD. There's also a double bill from British '70s horror favourite Pete Walker - Frightmare and House Of The Long Shadows. Plus more question of the week Twitter fun!

On this week's show we see take a look at all the movies we watched at Frightfest's one-day Spring event, including Coffin Joe's Embodiment Of Evil, Repo! The Genetic Opera, Not Quite Hollywood and Lesbian Vampire Killers. Plus a chat with the creators of Repo!

This week we take a look at Jennifer Lynch's first film for 15 years, the dark horror thriller Surveillance, plus a welcome uncut DVD release of the original My Bloody Valentine.

In an exclusive interview we talk to genre legend Stuart Gordon about his career, from Re-animator to his latest movie Stuck. There's also a review of bonkers Korean western The Good The Bad The Weird... and a surprise appearance by Werner Herzog! Er, sort of.

On our first show of 2009, we explore Jean-Claude Van Damme's post-modern action-thriller JCVD and take a look at some of the movies we're looking forward to most in the upcoming year.