A TOTALLY timeless classic gets the Script to Scream treatment as Will and Lee head back to Haddonfield, 1978 and the night Michael Myers was first unleashed upon its unsuspecting residents. The birth of the Slasher genre, the use of a hype-man and the forced ingenuity of low budget film-making are just a few of the TOTALLY fascinating topics up for discussion.

Kicking off season 2 of Script to Screen with a bang!! We’re heading deep underground this week, so strap on your head torches and ready your climbing picks as Will and Lee take a deep 'cave' dive into Neil Marshall’s 2005 claustrophobic masterpiece,.. The Descent. We’ll be picking apart the script, taking an in-depth look at the structure and the importance of the all-female cast.

THE BLOB. Don’t write this 1988 classic off as a mere remake. This script by Chuck Russell and Frank Darabont is a masterclass in the old adage, show, don’t tell.

The movie that sparked an unkillable franchise, written by two future titans of the horror industry, Leigh Whannell and James Wan. Join Will and Lee as they look at how conflict, limited locations and a small budget, led to the birth of an unstoppable horror juggernaut.

THE BABYSITTER. Will and Lee take an in depth look at this modern horror comedy by one of Lee’s favourite screenwriters, Brian Duffield.

IT FOLLOWS. David Robert Mitchell gives us one of the greatest horror movies of all time as Will and Lee look at how a simple idea can carry the most weight—deep dives aplenty as the boys unpack the movie's deeper meanings.

The ultimate B-Movie gets the Script 2 Scream treatment as Will and Lee compare this 90’s classic with the Wilson/Maddock screenplay. Dual protagonist chemistry and the classic problem solving plot dynamic are just a couple of the things on the menu.

SINISTER. Scientifically proven to be the scariest movie of all time, but will the screenplay, by C.R.Cargill and Scott Derrickson live up to the movie’s hype?