Horror Roulette Podcast

It's November which means you have an entire month of films curated by Nellie for her Gothic Romance/fantasy wheel celebrating her BIRTHDAY!!!

The fates have spoken and chose one of our favourite releases from last year, Dracula: A Love Tale, starring Caleb Landry Jones and Christoph Waltz.

On this episode we revisit our thoughts and feelings from our spoiler free review and talk about whether we find Dracula to be a villain or an anti-hero and how much we give him grace because of his centuries old grief.

We're asking the hard hitting questions like, "Do the curtains match the drapes?" And "Did Dracula bang guys too?" or "Is this version of Dracula here for Elisabeta who makes you weta?"

Stick around for the fuck yeah film factoids, a "Dracula Spectacular" quiz and quick fire questions, before we reveal whether we found Dracula: A Love Tale...

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For the 5th and final Halloween wheel spin, we asked you Sickos to give us your favourite Halloween films and put them on a wheel to let the fates decide.

Surprisingly. we got the leprechaun effect! Following on from episode 112's House of 1000 Corpses, we are covering Rob Zombie's sick sequel, The Devil's Rejects!

We're digging our heels in and getting it wrong right off the bat, talking about casting changes, character development and how the style has evolved from one film to the next.

We will be talking about the psychology behind why we root for the firefly family and whether it's slightly routed in an ACAB attitude or can we actually extend our empathy to Wydell?

Find out whether The Devils Reject's gave Anthony what he felt he was missing in House of 1000 Corpses and whether we vote it...

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It's episode 112 and the final spin of this Halloween wheel. Yes, it so sad but we have a great film to end this with Rob Zombie's, 2003 film, House of 1000 Corpses.

We dig in deep with the themes and tropes of what makes a Rob Zombie film. We talk about fun and iconic, charismatic characters before easing ourselves into the wild and unpredictable plot development.

Anthony's fun facts really whip Nellie into a verbal frenzy...

Before your favourite gruesome twosome reveal if they found House of 1000 Corpses...

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For the third Halloween wheel spin we're talking about the 2015 anthology, Tales of Halloween, starring Lin Shaye and Barry Bostwick.

For the first time ever we're breaking this shit down into 10 parts for the 10 short film Halloween based horror segments and talking all about what we liked and didn't like about these tales of 'Halloween'.

From the campy comedy horror to the darker more heart breaking stories. We're talking about it all! Tangents galore sprinkled through our unfiltered thoughts and opinions before we rank the segments from our least favourite to our most favourite.

As always (except that one time) stick around after the fuck yeah film factoids and find out whether we found Tales of Halloween...

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Oh the fuck boys are going to love this one!

Join us as we hit you with a highly anticipated movie of 2026 SPOILER FREE review starring the sex bomb that is Jessica Chastaine, Other Mommy.

And oh mommy did we enjoy this one. We talk insanely beautiful liminal imagery and set designs, superb acting (especially our child star) and lest we not forget a jump scare every 2 minutes!

We keep our chat as polarising as we can from the good the bad and the nudge nudge wink wink.

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It's Devils night here on the Horror Roulette Podcast as we talk about the iconic gothic action film from 1994, The Crow.

We touch on the tragedy that surrounds the film and how the sudden death of it's star, Brandon Lee, effected the films legendary status and the careers of those who starred alongside him.

We're spreading our wings as we talk about gothic iconography, the folk lore around Crows and Ravens and how we feel about Myca and Top Dollar as the villains

So stick around to find out whether we found The Crow...

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It's the first Halloween spin and boy have the fates picked a great film for us all to kick off the Halloween season. For episode 109, we will be covering 1988 cult classic, Night of the Demons.

From the epic one liners, gratuitous body count, the deeper meaning behind the Alice in Wonderland imagery and this films reference to it's inspiration, leads us to talk about the multiple horror films Night of the Demons went on to inspire and how this film has held up these nearly 40 years.

So strap the fuck in as we get possessed at Hull House and get excited about the amazing practical effects and exciting 80's musical score.

Stick around until dawn when we tell you whether we found Night of the demons...

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Well well well, the fates have chosen 1998's J-Horror classic, Ringu. A film that has informed horror cinema ever since it's release.

If you excuse the constant tangents and puns and down right awful name pronunciations, you might find our takes some what interesting and maybe even insightful as we talk about the connection between the well, the TV and mirror, linking as ghost portals to another plane.

It felt almost impossible not to compare this to it's western contemporary. What this film does better and how the American remake took what this offered and in some ways, elevated the scares and in others, chose rather strange alternatives.

Stick around to find out whether we found Ringu...

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RESIDENT EVIL!!! (In a main menu voice)

Join us for our SPOILER FREE review of Zach Cregger's video game to film adaptation of Anthony's beloved, Resident Evil.

Early reports have this one pegged as a horror fan's wet dream regardless of the Resident Evil video game fans being concerned about the continutity of the game to films vision in the hands of artistic license taken by the film's modern day autuer.

Can this film only be enjoyed by the die hard RE game fans? Or can it be enjoyed by action horror fans too? In a perfect world, IT COULD BE BOTH!

There's plenty of Easter egg chat as Anthony visibly gushes all over to pod lair when the fuck yeah film factoids are shared.

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For this Friday's wheel spin the fates have picked a coming of age movie for most millennial girls, gays and theys; that's right we're invoking Manon with, The Craft.

This week we just can't stop talking about the iconic cast and what a year 1996 was Neve Campbell and Skeet Ulrich. A trigger warning for the sensitive subjects this film deals with as we talk suicide and racism and how this film chooses to portray them.

Is The Craft a product of its time? Or are we still able to take lessons from it in more contemporary time? Or like most things... does it lay somewhere inbetween?

Come and be Nellie's, Anthony's and Kiddo's fourth and find out whether we found The Craft...

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