Guest host Paul Anthony Nelson and reviewers Emma Westwood and Caitlin Koller discuss DEAD OF NIGHT, THE HOUSE THAT DRIPPED BLOOD, and TRICK 'R TREAT for a Halloween special. 

Content warning: brief mentions of suicide and sexual assault in relation to the films discussed.

Megan speaks about Totally Killer, a black comedy/horror film, in which Jamie (Kiernan Shipka) must travel back…

Join Rob Jan in today's installment of Zero G - as we stumble into a empty void of extraterrestrial despair and destruction. Wrangling apart legendary stop-motion animator & filmmaker, Phil Tippet and his…

Writer, editor, and educator Katya de Becerra joins the Breakfasters crew to tell us about new horror anthology, This Fresh Hell, which aims to subvert classic (and at times, problematic) horror tropes…

Director Nick Kozakis talks how his childhood horror movie obsession and the resurgence of the horror film genre in Australia influenced his new independent horror, ‘Godless: The Eastfield Exorcism’; CEO and creative director…

In this show, two editors discuss their different anthologies. Poet, director, playwright, spoken-word artist, and editor Mohammad Awad joins the show to chat about the new book that he co-edited called Admissions: Voices…

Hosts Paul Anthony Nelson and Emma Westwood talk to author and lecturer in cinema and screen studies at Swinburne University of Technology, Dr Andrew Lynch as well as author and senior lecturer in…

Guest Host Eloise Ross is joined by guest reviewer Glenn Dunks for a chat with Conor Bateman from independent screening collective Static Vision. They discuss their upcomming film festival METAMORPHOSES which runs from…

It’s fright night on Primal Screen! Stuart Richards is joined by guest critics Will Cox and Eloise Ross. We hear from Perri Cummings and Paul Anthony Nelson of Cinema Viscera about their new…

Co-founders of THE RABBLE, Emma Valenta and Kate Davis discuss their latest work of feminist theatre ‘YES’; Irish artist Sean Lynch on his temporary public artwork in Carlton’s University Square ‘Distant Things Appear…