Radio Gorepress

Hi Gore-fam! Ever wanted to hear Rosie & Sarah spend an hour and a half talking about a 9 foot dick monster that looks like he wandered off the set of an 80's metal video? You did? Excellent news! Before that though, we get deep into some chat about HBO's controversial Euphoria, Amazon Prime's The Boys and Rosie gives us the run-down on her experience watching six gore-filled b-movies back to back to back in London a couple of weeks ago. Enjoy! -Rosie & Sarah.

Hey Gore-dians! This week Sarah & Phil take on the little-talked about sequel to 1986's Witchboard! Before that though, they take a dive into this weeks watches including, but not limited to, how Bad Times At The El Royale attracted it's stellar cast, whether or not Jon Favreau's The Lion King was a good idea and a spoiler-free delve into Ari Aster's Hereditary follow-up; Midsommar. During the main show we dissect the pronunciation of the word 'ouija', assess whether Witchboard 2 is The Room for horror fans and breathe a collective sigh of relief when the dog doesn't die. Until next time, stay spooky! -Sarah & Phil.

Bereft of a Sarah this episode, Rosie and Phil turn their sights onto Cronenberg's adaptation of Stephen King's novel, The Dead Zone. Give it a listen to see what our (admittedly ill-informed, on Phil's part*) opinions were on this one! We also spend some time discussing what we've been watching recently, including a very enthusiastic - yet spoiler-free - discussion of the latest season of Stranger Things, along with the return of something you all must be missing by now - yet another Marvel movie! -R&P *and this was written by Phil too, so I'm holding my hands up for this episode...

Hey ghouls and ghoulettes! This week we had the (insert sarcasm) absolute delight of viewing 1992's Revenge Of Billy The Kid, as requested by a friend. Tune in to hear us dissect this grim carnival of fart sounds and sweaty puppets and see if that particular friendship will survive the movie. Before that though, we also get stuck into Rosie's harrowing first impressions of The Handmaid's Tale, how underwhelmed Phil was by the latest instalment in the X-Men franchise and Sarah's revisit of Twin Peaks. Enjoy! -Sarah, Rosie & Phil.

Hey guys and ghouls, Join your favourite Gore-dians as we take a deep dive into the cult favourite slasher, forgotten by many; The Mutilator a.k.a Fall Break. We dissect everything, from bad taxidermy, epic chest hair, milk and chlorine filled swimming pools and every crazy kill. Before that though we spend some time covering TV hit Chernobyl, Shudder exclusive The Ranger and have a heated debate about M Night Shyamalan's output, featuring some colourful language. Enjoy! -Phil, Rosie & Sarah.

Hey Gore-fam! Sarah & Rosie are here guide you through the meta madness of one of the most underrated sequels of all time; Return Of The Killer Tomatoes. Will the red menace defeat our brave heroes? Only one way to find out... We also take a dive into some tangential chat, covering new Netflix flick The Perfection, FXX's You're The Worst and female-centric thriller Widows. Enjoy! -Sarah & Rosie.

It's alive! Aliiiiiive! Join Rosie, Sarah & Phil as they take a trip to 1974 to dig through one of the worst advertisements for procreation ever made; Larry Cohen's exploitation-tastic It's Alive. Before that though, we utilise a big chunk of time to tackle some heavy hitting stuff such as true crime and whether or not using it as entertainment is distasteful. We also chat about Ted Bundy, Snowpiercer, whether or not we understand emojis and our regularly scheduled Tilda Swinton fan club meeting. We hope you love it! -Rosie, Sarah & Phil

Greetings, Goredians Of The Galaxy! This week we delve deep into the Lovecraftian cult classic Reanimator and chat a little about how much we love this body horror gem. Before that we settle right in for a lengthy chat about Star Trek, Luca Guadagnino's Suspiria remake, UK low budget horror Await Further Instructions and how blown away by Game Of Thrones we all were this week. Join us as we congratulate Rosie on having watched an entire 3 hour film with only one interval, attempt to organise a Mum's-only viewing party and kick off with our very own Reanimator theme song. You heard it hear first! -Sarah, Rosie & Phil.

Hey loveable Gore-dience! This week we decided to expand on our Women In Horror Month episode and focus our sights on the uniquely female-centric The Neon Demon. We've made no secret of our love for Nicolas Winding-Refn's stylish and beautiful psychological horror and we take some time to dig deep and unpack this feast for the eyes and ears. We also take a detour to talk about Splinter, The Last Shift, Sarah's love of terrible action movies and a mysterious film about a carpenter that lives in a cave, that Rosie may or may not have invented. Strap in, folks! This one's a doozy. Big thanks to our patrons Neil, Sam and Daniel. You guys rule! -Phil, Rosie & Sarah.

Hey intrepid Gorepress fam! Rosie, Sarah and Phil are back to take you on a tour of our first ever listener suggestion; lost 1989 b-movie Demon Wind. In true Radio Gorepress fashion there are many tangents along the way including but not limited to the MCU, the noise that doves may or may not make and how much of a rice pudding budget any film actually needs. We also take some time to chat about what we've watched recently including Black Panther, Jordan Peele's Us and how stoked we are for the second season of Mike Flanagan's flawless Haunting Of Hill House. Join us! - Instagram, Patreon and Redbubble await.

Hey Gore-fam! This week we thought we'd take a dive headlong into the dizzying hand-held world of found footage horror to align with Found Footage Horror Week over on Instagram. Given that we're also fanatics of mysteries and unsolved crimes, we took to Amazon Prime and chose Renny Harlin's The Dyatlov Pass Incident (a.k.a Devil's Pass.) Along the way we talk about the untimely passing of effects legend John Carl Buechler, as well as what we've watched recently, including The Umbrella Academy and Await Further Instructions. We also take a heated detour into the Marvel fandom and get hyped for the upcoming Us. -Sarah & Phil.

In light of the saddening news of Luke Perry's passing this week, we decided to go full 1990's with a retrospective of the original Buffy The Vampire Slayer. Did we love it? "Does the word DUH mean anything to you?!" We also take some interesting detours while discussing what we've recently watched, including Bohemian Rhapsody, Ghost Stories and Star Trek : Discovery. We even treat you to the World's worst ASMR, so get your fangs stuck into an hour and a half of conversational goodness. -Phil, Rosie & Sarah.

Phil is back this week, so the full RG line-up is here to discuss Women In Horror Month! Recognising women in a male dominated genre is something that's close to our hearts so we were excited to record this bumper show for you. Join us as we discuss regular stereotypes and tropes, and the female contribution to horror over the decades. We concentrate quite heavily on Gp favourite The Witch and get on quite the philosophical debate about whether rape/revenge movies are a valid form of entertainment or simply pure exploitative trash. We'd love to hear from you about which side of the debate you fall on! Get in touch via Instagram (@radiogorepress) or send us an email to radiogorepress@gmail.com. -Sarah & Rosie.

Join Sarah and Rosie as they discuss what they've watched in the last fortnight including Netflix's art World critique Velvet Buzzsaw, the latest in the long running Puppet Master Franchise and how baffling it is that no-one has thought to make a Hoarders horror movie yet. Then settle in for their rundown on their recent trip to the movies to watch Adam Robitel's high concept thriller Escape Room and complain about "the youth" ruining the cinema experience. Enjoy!

In our first podcast of the Year of Our Lord Two Thousand and Nineteen, Sarah, Phil and Rosie return after their Christmas hiatus to have a chat about all the films we watched over the break, before tackling Adam Wingard's You're Next!

In our not-at-all rigged poll this week, we decided that we'd been having far too much fun recently and that we should be brought thoroughly down a peg or two. To that end, we decided that Ari Aster's Hereditary would be a fantastic choice. Way to go, us.

It's Radio Gorepress' fiftieth episode today, and to celebrate, Sarah, Rosie and Phil all decided to not be ill and to actually present an episode all together, for the first time in what seems like forever. Taking the results of our earlier Instagram post, we honor the year's spookiest celebration by turning our attention to the Halloween-sequel-but-not-really-Halloween-sequel, Season of the Witch. We also take some time to discuss the latest instalment in the franchise, as well as having a chat over just how amazing The Haunting of Hill House is.

Since we've clearly been taking it in turns to be ill in recent episodes, it's Sarah's turn this week...so in her absence, Rosie and Phil take a look at Spanish-language mindbending horror noir, The Similars!

With Rosie struck down by the lurgy, Sarah and Phil go rogue and disregard our Instagram poll completely, instead choosing to take a look at 1973's Don't Look Now...and in doing so, stay surprisingly on track...setting aside an anti-Terrifier rant that was perhaps a little too passionate...

With the sequel fast approaching later this year, we thought we'd use the opportunity to take a look at the slasher that started all slashers (well...arguably, anyway), John Carpenter's original 1978 classic, Halloween!