Ready to Rock N' Roll? Join Ben and Jacob as they get behind the wheel of the love letter to Americana that is John Carpenter's Christine.

We survived Halloween, we dispersed The Fog and We Escaped New York. Now it's time to head to the Antarctic as we take a look at the first film in Carpenter's "Apocalypse Trilogy" with 1982's The Thing.

Our hosts head to New York, they see the sights, hide from insane locals and wonder if Bin Laden got inspiration from this movie (probably not).

Our adventure into Carpenter's films enter the 1980s with the cult classic The Fog. Will it live up to the hype or be a cult movie disappointment? Also did anyone else think they were ghost pirates? No, just me?

Join us as we discuss the forgotten, almost lost Carpenter movie Someone's Watching Me! Is it a hidden gem or a piece of trash? Let's find out!

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Your favourite Scottish schlubs are back and this time we're talking about John Carpenter's most iconic film. Halloween. Will we say anything that hasn't already been said before? Probably not but there's a good bit where we talk about William Shatner so give us a listen.

Want to listen to a guy who's never held a gun in his life rant about their portrayal in a 70s action flick? Wanna hear us laugh as a child dies? Then join Ben and Jacob as they look at Assault on Precinct 13.

We take a short detour from our John Carpenter filmography journey to discuss the hyped Hellraiser reboot. Will we finally another great hellraiser entry after all these years? Join us and find out.

Welcome to the first Episode of Archive Panic. On our maiden voyage we discuss the debut film of John Carpenter, Dark Star. Full of amateurish charm (much like us), listen to our hosts discuss how John Carpenter tried to figure out movie making just like the hosts try to figure out podcasting.