It’s the series finale and what better way to celebrate than a little trip to The Overlook Hotel with Jimi and Joey?

No Stephen King series would be complete without The Shining, so jump in your SnowCat, pour yourself a whiskey on the rocks, and have a heart-to-heart with the weirdo in the bathroom (yes, that’s Jimi).

Heeere’s The Madhouse!!!

It’s 1922, and there’s not much to do out on a farm in the middle of nowhere… so why not pass the time arguing over land and, y’know, murdering your spouse?

This one’s grim from start to finish, proper bleak most of the time and disturbing for all of it. Perfect for a cosy night in with Jimi and Joey, a shovel and a guilty conscience!

It’s time for Carrie! The 1976 original! None of that pointless remake shit. We’re going old school this week, diving headfirst into one of horror’s most iconic coming of rage stories.

Some people think the 70's was the best period in horror, well Carrie is right in that period and it's a bloody nightmare!

After telepathy in Dreamcatcher, we’re leveling up to full blown telekinetic chaos and one hell of a prom night.

Join Jimi and Joey as they chat psycho powers, religious trauma, and why dumping pig’s blood on someone is probably not a harmless laugh.

Step into The Madhouse and maybe keep an eye on the fire exits.

A saucy weekend getaway with a bottle of Viagra and some handcuffs goes horribly wrong, but you don't want to hear about The Madhouse team building retreat. Let's talk about Gerald’s Game!

Jessie and her absolute bellend of a husband, Gerald, head off to rekindle their marriage. But things take a dark turn when Gerald drops dead mid kink and leaves Jessie chained to the bed, alone, vulnerable, and very much stuck. What follows is a tense, psychological descent into trauma, survival, and... one hungry dog.

Join Jimi and Joey as they squirm their way through this claustrophobic King adaptation.

It’s time to slip on the cuffs and step into The Madhouse . The safe word is 'harder' and yes, that can get confusing.....

Stephen Kings' Dreamcatcher (2003) is first up on the slab as we kick off our royal rumble through Kings's cinematic kingdom. Join Jimi and Joey as they dive into the madness.

Complete with psychic powers, mysterious fungus, and, of course… alien arse worms.

Expect chaos, swearing and Morgan Freeman’s eyebrows doing 90% of the acting.

In the word of Duddits ''We got a job to do.'' And that job is picking apart this gloriously weird sci-fi-horror mess, Madhouse style.

Hit play, brace your bumhole, and step into The Madhouse.

Series 3 (God Save the King) is on its way soon and its all about Stephen King adaptations! Plus we read some selected emails from the Horror Horde...