We're talking about another Australian killer croc movie this week with Dark Age. Tarantino heralds this film as a forgotten gem, but do our hosts agree? Listen and find out!Email: [email protected]: stompthisway.wordpress.comSocials: x.com/stompthisway   facebook.com/stompthisway              instagram.com/stompthiswayOutro theme: Music by Good_B_Music from PixabayJoin us next week for Monster From the Ocean Floor!

This week we are going back to killer croc movies with the Australian film Rogue, in which a non-blue Jake Sully and friends take on a giant reptile in the Northern Territories. Does this film rise above the trappings of the genre? Or is it another forgettable bargain bin croc flick? Listen and find out!Email: [email protected]: stompthisway.wordpress.comSocials: x.com/stompthisway   facebook.com/stompthisway              instagram.com/stompthiswayOutro theme: Music by Good_B_Music from PixabayJoin us next week for Dark Age!

This week we witness the origin of the Loch Ness Monster in the children's film The Water Horse. Is this a forgotten gem of the mid-2000s? Or is it a forgettable war drama masquerading as a monster movie? Listen now and find out! Email: [email protected]: stompthisway.wordpress.comSocials: x.com/stompthisway   facebook.com/stompthisway              instagram.com/stompthiswayOutro theme: Music by Good_B_Music from PixabayJoin us next week for Rogue!

Nearly 30 years after John Carpenter's film was released, the world was blessed with the prequel explaining what happened at the Norwegian camp. Does it provide all the answers to the questions we weren't asking? Or is it a joyless rehash of a better film? Listen now and find out!Email: [email protected]: stompthisway.wordpress.comSocials: x.com/stompthisway   facebook.com/stompthisway              instagram.com/stompthiswayOutro theme: Music by Good_B_Music from PixabayJoin us next week for The Water Horse: Legend of the Deep!

This week we are reviewing John Carpenter's masterpiece The Thing! How did Carpenter manage to pay homage to Howard Hawks's movie from the 50s while creating a more faithful adaption to Campbell's original work? Listen and find out!Email: [email protected]: stompthisway.wordpress.comSocials: x.com/stompthisway   facebook.com/stompthisway              instagram.com/stompthiswayOutro theme: Music by Good_B_Music from PixabayJoin us next week for The Thing (2011)!

Thirty years before Carpenter terrified audiences with his 1982 adaption, Howard Hawks tried his hand at bringing Campbell's novella to the big screen. Does it hold up 75 years later? Or is it one of many forgettable 1950s sci-fi B pictures? Listen now and find out!Email: [email protected]: stompthisway.wordpress.comSocials: x.com/stompthisway   facebook.com/stompthisway              instagram.com/stompthiswayOutro theme: Music by Good_B_Music from PixabayJoin us next week for The Thing (1982)!

We conclude our summer of sharks with the classic Jaws: The Revenge! We all know the film's reputation, but is it deserved? Listen now and find out!Email: [email protected]: stompthisway.wordpress.comSocials: x.com/stompthisway   facebook.com/stompthisway              instagram.com/stompthiswayOutro theme: Music by Good_B_Music from PixabayJoin us in two weeks for The Thing from Another World!

The genetically engineered bull sharks are back for another round as they terrorize the manmade island of Little Happy. But the real question is, are we terrified of having to sit through another straight-to-video sequel? Listen and find out!Email: [email protected]: stompthisway.wordpress.comSocials: x.com/stompthisway   facebook.com/stompthisway              instagram.com/stompthiswayOutro theme: Music by Good_B_Music from PixabayJoin us next week for Jaws: The Revenge!

How many times can you make a movie about a shark chasing the same family? Well, three so far. But is the shark scarier in three dimensions? Listen and find out!Email: [email protected]: stompthisway.wordpress.comSocials: x.com/stompthisway   facebook.com/stompthisway              instagram.com/stompthiswayOutro theme: Music by Good_B_Music from PixabayJoin us next week for Deep Blue Sea 3!

Nearly 20 years after Samuel L. was unceremoniously eaten by a shark, the Deep Blue Sea franchise returned in the form of a direct-to-video sequel. Can this movie overcome the trappings of decades-delayed straight-to-tape follow-ups? Listen and find out!Email: [email protected]: stompthisway.wordpress.comSocials: x.com/stompthisway   facebook.com/stompthisway              instagram.com/stompthiswayOutro theme: Music by Good_B_Music from PixabayJoin us next week for Jaws III!