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If you want to keep us buying clothes at the Men’s Shop, you can donate to our Patreon where Mark and Graham are about to reteam and tackle Taylor Swift’s Eras concert film in a Pop Screen exclusive. Aside from exploring the varied CVs of cast and crew, Graham and Mark also appreciate the movie’s surprisingly nasty kills, the reshoots that led to the ending making no sense at all, and the time when Mark accidentally went to a Chesney Hawkes concert. So, not entirely persuasive casting in the lead role, but there’s an impressive supporting cast including Jill Haworth and Get Carter’s George Sewell, who does not play one of the teens, as he was never young. It’s the familiar tale of a group of horny and stupid teens who go to an old house for a seance and end up beset by entities even older and more sinister than Frankie Avalon, the Beach Blanket Bingo star who plays a character described as the essence of Swinging London. And it is, with Mark Cunliffe of We Are Cult joining the show once again to talk about The Haunted House of Horror, a 1960s British horror movie with an all-bases-covered title. Oh god, Graham’s shining the spooky light under his face again – sounds like time for a Halloween special.

Cast of the haunted casino