This week we're sinking our fangs into what is so far the most anticipated horror of 2025, Sinners, Starring Michael B. Jordan and Jack O'Connell giving you Sickos a spoiler free review.

You don't need an invitation to join us as we talk about this gorgeous Ryan Coogler period piece. It has everything you could ever want; vampires, witch craft, folklore, folk music and the blues 🙌 Lets talk about creature design and the use of music as magic.

Sinners is much more than a vampire movie, it's a film about identity and community that transends the trivial nature of our outward appearance and focuses on our roots.

On Episode 34 were talking about 2009 psychological thriller, The Uninvited, based on 2003 K-Horror, A Tale of two sisters.

As we scuttle around the interesting and creative scares, we compare this movie to The Ring and The Grudge, two successful remakes and come out the other end wanting for something more. We also ponder how mental illness has become a stigmatised trope for years in horror cinema's reasoning of being a 'psychopath'.

Elizabeth Banks holds together this film as we talk about connecting with characters and tenuous twists. Will we find The Uninvited...

Spooky? Or Dookie?

This week we have another Horror Roulette Review and we're fresh out of the cinema this time trying to be as spoiler free as possible as we talk about the new release Death of a unicorn with Jenna Ortega and Paul Rudd.

We're drawing parallels with other monster movies like Jurassic park and Aliens and talking about that disappointment we all seem to get when we finally have the monster revealed. Would it be an episode of Horror Roulette if we didn't compare Practical effects and CGI and how it can completely shift the tone of the film.

Expecting great things from this all you can eat buffet of a cast, but we were left unsatisfied and wanting more from this fabulous ensemble but who was our saving grace?

We're baaaack with another episode of Horror Roulette Podcast. This week we're taking a walk through the rolling fields as we talk about the 2006 New Zealand Zom Com, Black sheep.

Join us as we try to figure out how a silly little movie (about zombie sheep for christ) has the audacity to be so good. Yes, the script is a little hokey, but the practical effects more than make up for any over acting or plot holes with this underrated film.

Wait until the end to play a cute little game of guess the phobia and find out if we're voting this film...

Spooky or Dookie?

Here we go again, we're spinning our wheels of fate to decide our horror movie of the week, lo and behold we’ve only gone and pulled ourselves the porn icon from behind the green door Marilyn Chambers as she stars in the “horror director icon”? David Cronenberg's, 1977 zombie movie, Rabid.

Join us as we discuss whether we think horror cinema was pushed enough in the 70’s, an amalgamation of penis and vaginal stingers on a feminist leads zombie arm sucking the life from perverts alike (yep you read that right) and how this film may actually be a very important global message about don’t be silly wrap your Willy!

Most importantly, was Rabid...

Spooky or Dookie?

Another spoiler free review of a new release this week as we talk about the 2025 Osgood Perkins movie, The Monkey based off the short story by none other than the horror daddy Steven King.

Leaning into the fantastical unhinged world of a splatter comedy and just how ridiculous you can go with a death until you question whether you need therapy or not. And we're also enjoying surprising cameos that go...well nowhere.

If calling out dead beat dads, and laughing in the face of death is your thing, then this episode is for you!

We're back to basics with our magnificent wheels this week and we're revisiting a wheel we haven't spun since the very first episode! GODS AND DEMONS. We've pulled a staple film in the religious horror category with the 1976 Film The Omen.

Join us as we discuss the gaslighting husband trope, underwhelming Hell hounds and once again express our love of practical effects.

Anthony will take you on journey through the "accidents" that plagued the cast and crew earning The Omen the monachor of a cursed film through his Fuck Yeah Film Factoids and we finally decide if The Oman is...

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Another flawless review as we talk about This years Valentine's day release, Romcom/Slasher flick from Josh Reuben, Heart Eyes.

We're talking original and contemporary ways to keep the slasher genre alive as well as the tried and tested tropes we have all come to love and expect in our slasher movies.

Join us on this journey through other genres so we may better appreciate what we enjoy about our one true love HORROR MOVIES.

We're back again with a new release as we discuss in a spoiler free manner the Drew Hancock Dark Comedy, Companion.

In this episode we're talking about our leading lady Sophie Thatcher and her future as a beloved scream queen. This film deals with themes of Feminism, mysogony and queerness and we're talking about how the film tackles these themes.

We're also talking about how this film holds a mirror up to us as a society and shows us our dependent relationship with technology.

We welcome all lovers on the most romantic day of the year as we spin the wheel and pull this low budget 2020 film, set on Valentine's day, Cupid.

During this episode we're walking through sketchy story lines and sketchier top knots for this supernatural horror.

Discussing the worst fake accents, creative and fun kills and some seriously questionable DBS checks! Will we find this week's movie...

Spooky or Dookie?