Radio Gorepress

With the Radio Gorepress train firmly back on track, episode 13 of our little podcast has finally arrived...and what better film to choose to mark this infamous number than 2012's witchy The Lords of Salem? Join us as we talk about our favourite occult films of recent year, lament the downfall of Dario Argento, and get completely and thoroughly stumped as to how we feel about Rob Zombie's film (spoiler alert).

It's been a while since Phil & Sarah affected their best radio voices and waxed lyrical on the subject of movies, for a variety of reasons that we won't bore you with here. Itching to get back into our podcasting seats though, we're back with Episode 12, reviewing 1987's classic Joel Schumacher's The Lost Boys!Join us as we leave no stone unturned in our quest to figure out just why this 80's cheese-a-thon is so popular, taking some time to chat about the soundtrack, the effects and that greased up, shirtless saxophone player.To kick us off though, we spend some time exhausting the topic of vampire movies, continuing from where we left off on the Fright Night show, this time concentrating on modern vamps post-2000. We're sure we've left out some corkers so please do leave a comment if you think there are some fanged classics that we've ignored!Until next time, stay spooky,Sarah & Phil.

Hot on the heels of their Freak show, Sarah & Phil veer into Brit-horror-comedy territory with the wonderfully macabre Sightseers. Taking time to really delve into Ben Wheatley's superb caravan-of-death opus, they stop along the way to provide a mini review for new release Willow Creek, which explores similar 'couple on camping holiday' themes. Tenuous, but we make the rules here. Enjoy.-Sarah & Phil.

For their tenth episode, Sarah and Phil direct their gaze towards a Gorepress favourite, in the form of Tod Browning's 1932 masterpiece of terror Freaks. Once they get over the fact that the film is a massive 82 years old this year, they pick apart the sensitive issue of using real circus performers and give the film the appraisal it deserves, stopping to talk about the wondrous Johnny Eck, Schlitze and Prince Randian, among others.This time around the first half of the show is dedicated to chatting about which films they've loved and loathed lately. They include The Sacrament, All Cheerleaders Die and Grand Piano.As always, please do get in touch. You can find us on Facebook by searching for "Radio Gorepress", on twitter or by emailing [email protected]. We're always ready and willing to take your suggestions on board!-Sarah & Phil.

This time around, Phil and Sarah take the Gorepress train to South Korea to chat about the hugely successful monster flick The Host. They muster through hayfever and general confusion to pick apart the socio-political commentary and get critical of the CGI effects.No Gorepress show would be complete without a Top 5 Of Note and, topically, they shift their gaze to Asian Horror, whittling down a list of notable contributions and favourites, whilst also arguing about The Hunger Games. Again.As always, please do get in touch. You can find us on Facebook by searching for "Radio Gorepress", on twitter or by emailing [email protected]. We're always ready and willing to take your suggestions on board!-Sarah & Phil.

After another brief hiatus, Phil and Sarah are back with a stonker of a show focused on found footage horror. They spend the first half getting some mileage out of the uber popular, and some would say done-to-death sub-genre, focusing on five honourable mentions, and their personal favourites!The second half of the show is dedicated to an in-depth review of recent Brit-horror The Borderlands. Did they love it or loathe it? It'll come as no surprise to dedicated site visitors that they were quite taken with this effective little chiller so join them for their journey into the belly of the beast.As always, please do get in touch. You can find us on Facebook by searching for "Radio Gorepress", on twitter - www.twitter.com/RadioGorepress or by emailing [email protected]. We're always ready and willing to take your suggestions on board!-Sarah & Phil.

In the 7th episode of Radio Gorepress, Sarah & Phil take a look at the film that sparked the cinematic love affair between Stuart Gordon and Jeffrey Combs and remains the most accessible H.P. Lovecraft adaptation to date; Re-animator. Before that though, they discuss some of the more pertinent developments in the world of horror over the last fortnight and spend some time talking about the pros and cons of the 'R' word; remakes! Join them in their quest to dissect the Lovecraftian nightmare and share the Re-animator love with one and all.As always, please do get in touch. You can find us on Facebook by searching for "Radio Gorepress", on twitter - www.twitter.com/RadioGorepress or by emailing [email protected]. We're always ready and willing to take your suggestions on board!-Sarah & Phil.

After Drag Me To Hell we decided to hop into the Gorepress time machine and whizz back to the 80's for a slice of comedic vampiric action with bite. No, not The Lost Boys, but it's funnier, hammier cousin Fright Night.We also spend some time talking about 5 of our favourite vampire movies, as always this is a Gorepress-subjective list so expect some out-of-left-field choices!As usual, we're always happy to take listener suggestions so if there's a movie you'd like to hear us talk about, get in touch! We're on Twitter - @RadioGorepress, we're on Facebook - you can find us by searching "Radio Gorepress", or you can email us at [email protected]. We'd love to hear from you!-Phil & Sarah.

After another brief illness-induced hiatus, Phil & Sarah are back with another episode of Radio Gorepress. This episode focuses some chatter on what we've watched lately, as well as things that have interested us in the World of horror in the past few weeks.We spend some time waffling about Pacific Rim, Tucker & Dale 2 and 80's splatstick, amongst other riveting topics.The bulk of this week's episode is taken up with a discussion of 2009's Drag Me To Hell. Did your intrepid hosts avoid the Lamia's curse or did this film get their goat? Only one way to find out.Get in touch on twitter - www.twitter.com/RadioGorepress, on Facebook by searching 'Radio Gorepress' or send us an email at [email protected] & P.

After a few weeks out of commission, Phil and Sarah are back with the long promised Behind The Mask : The Rise Of Leslie Vernon show.Not only do they chat at length about this cult gem, they also wax lyrical on some of their favourite meta/self aware horror movies, including Scream and Cabin In The Woods (again).