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Here Lies Amicus

Here Lies Amicus

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The podcast where Amicus Productions are dug up and dissected by two overzealous individuals, Gabriela and Cev.Copyright The Gaff Network Art
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  • Madhouse (1974)

    Madhouse (1974)
    Aug 28 2025
    There’s a feeling of finality about this episode.

    Not only is 1974’s Madhouse the final Amicus horror film going under the microscope here, it’s also Gabriella’s swan song.

    Amicus were always much more than horror films as we’ve already highlighted in the past and there’s many more interesting releases from Max & Milton to come…



    Music and artwork composed and designed by Cevin Moore
    Episode edited by Cevin Moore

    Insta: @AmicusHere
    Bluesky: @amicushere.bsky.social

    If you need to refresh your memory about Madhouse, it's on YouTube.
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    1 hr and 12 mins
  • The Mind Of Mr Soames (1970)

    The Mind Of Mr Soames (1970)
    Aug 19 2025
    Since his birth, 30 years ago, John Soames is in a coma. Now he's operated on and brought to life in a neurologic clinic. A tense plan shall make him develop from a 30 years old baby to a man, but there's no time for the love and care a normal baby would receive.

    He manages to flee with disastorous cncequences...


    Music and artwork composed and designed by Cevin Moore
    Episode edited by Cevin Moore

    Insta: @AmicusHere
    Bluesky: @amicushere.bsky.social
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    56 mins
  • I, Monster (1971)

    I, Monster (1971)
    Jul 10 2024
    Apart from charcter names and a slightly tweaked finale, "I, MONSTER" remains the most faithful interpretation of Stevenson's 1886 novella.

    Cev & Gabriella explore this, the novella and a few of the notable silver screen adaptations along with a cat, a mouse, Victoriana and a new superhero...

    Edit & Music By Cevin Moore

    Insta: @AmicusHere
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    1 hr and 30 mins
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I found this show because of their Deaf of Night episode and quickly became hooked. The discussions are lovely and insightful, and hosts Gabriella and Cev make a great double act. Although most episodes discuss Amicus-produced horror films, there are occasional diversions to similar movies in the same genre, which are just as welcome. I always have such fun listening to these, hearing their opinions on some films I already know, and discovering more that I don’t. Top stuff.

A treat for fans of classic British horror

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