This month on They'll Love Me When I'm Dead, we have the Muppets with Stand-up Comic, Chris Thorburn.

Rob, Andy & Christ look at the drugged up original, the Muppet Movie, the Christmas stalwart The Muppet Christmas Carol and the most recent outing, Muppets Most Wanted. Although, we have to say its working title is far better... Muppets Again.

We talk about how it fits the same mould of wholesome celebrity filled comedy for the whole family, a spot that also holds The Simpsons. There's also plenty of chatter about the magic of the Show, just what where the Electric Mayhem partaking in, and seriously, we have to flag those cameos twice - they are incredible, for both good and bad reasons.

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Also, next month on Patreon, we are doing Hellraiser. Quite the 180, huh?

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Better late than never, we had our first full force in person frightfest this year. Loads of interviews will be headed for the channel in the coming days, all of them are already available on our Instagram. And there's going to be something of a supercut hitting the channel in the coming days too.

So, like we usually did, Rob was joined by Sam and Faye, and we convened over a zoom call to chat about a few of our highlights from Frightfest 2026, via Leicester Square London. Includes, chat on Drag, Colony, Grind, Species, and much much more.

We'll be back soon with the latest episode of You'll Love me When I'm Dead.

This week on the Uncut Podcast, we return to genres uncut — although calling this one a “genre” might be a stretch… but since when has that ever stopped us? Okay, fine. It is technically a genre.

Rob is joined by Emma and Rabia to talk Teen Romance Horror Movies — but not just any old examples. We’re talking about films that make a complete mockery of the famously infamous Twilight saga. (Hated by its own cast is only the beginning of its sins.)

To show Stephanie Meyer how it’s really done, Rabia curated three films from around the world that take the teen‑horror‑romance formula and actually do something interesting with it. From Thailand, we have Sitisiri Mongkolsiri’s Krasue: Inhuman Kiss (2019). From Canada, Ariane Louis‑Seize’s inimitable Humanist Vampire Seeking Consenting Suicidal Person (2023). And rounding out our world‑cinema trio, Spain’s Carlota Pereda brings the ferocious Piggy (2022).

Next on the podcast is our annual FrightFest Review Special. And if you want something more traditional, you can support us on Patreon where you’ll get three bonus podcasts: Last Night, detailing our monthly viewing habits; Graham of Pop Screen’s gloriously chaotic Arts Hole; and my and Andy’s They’ll Love Me When I’m Dead, which this month dives into Spider‑Man in all his multiversal guises.

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