At the top of the horror remake boom, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre was the first cab off the rank and made an incredible amount of money in spite of its critical reception. As time has gone on, it's become somewhat of a modern horror darling. But will Nic feel the same way?

In a slight plot twist, Nic follows up his Seven Samurai with an unexpected re-imagining in 1998's A Bug's Life. Pixar has come a long way since 1998, but is it for better or worse?

In 1974, Director Tobe Hooper shocked the world by introducing them to his micro budget horror film The Texas Chain Saw Massacre. Today, it is considered one of the all time greatest horror films ever made and Bryce wholeheartedly agrees. Will Nic find some enjoyment here, or is this film too grim and disgusting for his more artistic taste?

To kick off our remakes/re-imaginings countdown, Nic picks a 3 and a half hour classic in the 1956 Seven Samurai. Will Bryce be bewildered by this landmark in cinema, or has time been unkind to this Japanese epic?

For Bryce's favourite bad movie and the final film of the countdown, we take a look at a 1991 cult classic infamously titled Drop Dead Fred. The critics hated this movie, but will Nic find any merit?

In a NEVER SEEN BEFORE event on the podcast, Nic gives Bryce an extremely controversial film followed by the documentary of the making of! Will the added context make this a success, or will it only infuriate Bryce due to the extra legwork?

After a slow burner last week, Bryce looks to push the pace this week with this overlooked action thriller. Will Nic appreciate a piece of cinema of this calibre, or is this the kind of thing that will make his blood boil?

After a less than artsy affair last week, Nic finally shows his true colours with this French piece of cinema for his second favourite bad film of the countdown. Will Bryce see any merit in this controversial exotic drama, or will this will fly far and wide over his head?