Radio Gorepress

Sarah, Rosie and Phil are reunited once again to discuss horror movies; this week, they took a look at The Black Room in all its terrible, terrible glory. Enjoy! -S&P&R

We decided to watch Eli Roth's Knock Knock. Spoiler alert: it broke us...

Fulfilling their promise from last episode, Sarah and Phil - bereft of a Rosie - leave it to Netflix roulette to decide their film for them this week, and settle on Oren Peli's sci-fi found footage Area 51!

Radio Gorepress are sans Rosie again this week, so as is beginning to become customary, Sarah and Phil once again play a game of Netflix Roulette, and settle on 2015's Visions! Spoiler alert: it's terrible.

With the distinct absence of Rosie this week, Sarah and Phil take a different tack and instead throwback to the Radio Gorepress of yesteryear, and discuss the various horror films they've been watching over the time they've been gone. No, this is definitely not a filler episode.

Rosie and Phil are flying solo this week; with their planned movie scuppered they instead turn to Netflix roulette to decide what to watch, and settle on 2015's The Unfolding! And no, it's not a film about origami...much to their disappointment. Enjoy!

With Rosie back and fighting fit this episode, we decide to play another game of VOD-roulette and eventually settle on The Culling, a NowTV-certified one-star film. Yikes. -SP&R

We're down a presenter this week; due to an unexpected illness, Sarah and Phil are without the faithful assistance of Rosie...which in all honesty threw our plans into complete disarray. Abandoning our previously planned choice of film, we've instead played a game of Netflix roulette and settled on The Rezort for this podcast! Enjoy...

We've had a history here at Radio Gorepress of focussing on films that perhaps aren't as recent as they could be, so for this episode we thought we'd turn to 2016's Beyond the Gates after having been super stoked by the trailer. But did it live up to the hype, or was it a bit of a letdown? Well you'll just have to take a listen to find out...

In a first (and depending on what we think of the film in question, possibly the last...) for Radio Gorepress, we take a suggestion from a listener; 2003's Blood Reaper!