We took one of the most evolutionarily advanced creatures in the world and gave it a genius intellect what could go wrong.

Alice is joining me to indulge my horror popcorn, shark movies, this week with - Deep Blue Sea (1999)

Sharks don't degrade with age, this may be the key to curing degenerative diseases for humanity. A crack team of scientists are working on extracting chemicals from shark brain matter which can then be transferred to people, curing them. Problem is that time is running out and without substantial results their research is to be shut down. One last test will be the difference between success and failure...but have the sharks got something else in mind?

So light yourself a cigarette, give the shark a hand and pull the plug on this whole operation as we dive into the - Deep Blue Sea (1999)

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The second war of angels for the fate of humanity is in full swing!

JP has come with an odd 90's movie - The Prophecy (1995)

When former priest Thomas is shown visions of a bloody battle of angels he looses his faith and becomes a police detective. But little does he know that the angel war will follow him for he is destined to stop them as they search for a dark soul to turn the tide. Gabriel (Christopher Walken) walks the earth, once again a rival to the Devil himself (Viggo Mortenson).

So draw us a pretty picture, immolate with just the flick of a finger and pray to the heavenly father as we decipher - The Prophecy (1995)

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"Where we're going you won't need eyes to see."

Dylan and I tackle a cult classic with - Event Horizon (1997)

When the experimental ship the Event Horizon went missing testing a faster than light warp drive the public were told it exploded with no survivors, but this was not entirely true. Several years later the ship re-appears. Dr. William Weir (Sam Neil) is sent to advise a rescue crew on the recovery of the craft. Right from the get-go Captain Miller (Lawrence Fishburne) knows that there's more to the Event Horizon than anyone is telling them.

So speak Latin louder into the microphone, relive the trauma of your past and don't forget the oxygen tanks as we board the - Event Horizon (1997)

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