This week, as part of our “Standalone Slasher month”, we take a look at Happy Birthday To Me; the 1981 kill-fest with a small, but strong, fan base. Stopping off along the way to discuss the new Shameless Four Flies on Grey Velvet DVD, Alvin and the Chipmunks, the naivete of IMDb reviewers and so much more.

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This week’s show is set to a loop of the Suspiria theme by Goblin and features Atom & His Package as the closing music.

Hugs and kisses,

Sarah and Jamie.

This week, as part of our Stand-alone Slasher Month, we cover 1981′s seminal The Burning. Of course, it wouldn’t be us if we didn’t talk about other nonsense. So listen with glee as we look at the slasher rules, a Fisher Stevens retrospective, the perversion of Jews in Hollywood, Jamie’s review of Laid To Rest, and much much more.

It’s also worth mentioning that this is take two. We managed to lose the original recording through technology hating us or whatever. The first version was actually pretty concise and interesting. This one? Not so much.

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J&S

xxx

This week Jamie and Sarah waffle (and we really mean it this time) all the way through some news, reviews, and what they’ve been watching lately. It’s probably the most boring show they’ve done.

No mention is made of the month (or more) past, and we’re going to change that for next month, as well as adding some new elements. Basically, we’re sorry.

Please forward all complaints to podcast@gorepress.com!

If you can get all the way to the end, we’ll give you all future episodes of the podcast for free.

xxx

Starring your basic NoES cast, including Heather Langemkamp, Robert Englund and John Saxon. Has Freddy broken through to the real world to mess with the stars of a new Freddy film? Maybe!

We cover the film in some depth, but, of course, it wouldn’t be us if we didn’t stop to discuss trivialities including Scream 4, how scary witches may or may not be, Rob Zombie’s Halloween films, and Tom Savini. It’s a veritable smorgasbord of horror waffle.

Next week is monthly wrap up, so if you have any feedback you should whack it over to: podcast@gorepress.com

See you soon,

Jamie & Sarah

xxx

We’ve been away for a while, but we’re back with this very special episode of the Gorepress Gorecast just for you, dear listeners!

We’re joined by Gorepress’s design king, Matt, to discuss zom-com classic Return of the Living Dead.

Listen to us get progressively more drunk as we ramble about zombie flicks and express our limited knowledge of this most coveted of movies!

There are a couple of blips due to the recording device messing with our shit but if you’ve listened to us before, that’s nothing new!

If you want to get in touch and give us some feedback, whack us an email at podcast@gorepress.com with your thoughts.

Love you all,

Jamie and Sarah

Music credits : Opening Trioxin Theme – Francis Haines (remixed by Jamie), 45 Grave – It’s Party Time

Starring Jill Schoelen, Dee Wallace, Tom Villard, and a bunch of other people, Popcorn is the story of a girl who has recurring nightmares and then some people die during some screenings of some “classic” horror flicks.

We also stop the chat train for a brief talk about current cinema offering, Attack the Block, the first film by TV’s Joe Cornish (from the Adam & Joe show, and 6music). We also talked briefly about our feelings on Scott Pilgrim.

Don’t forgot to send your feedback to podcast@gorepress.com for the feedback show.

Also, check out Kristy Jett’s Popcorn project by going here – http://popcorndoc.com/

Catch you next week for more flicks about flicks.

-Jamie & Sarah.

Jamie and Sarah make cemeteries their cathedrals and cities their tombs in the first of the new format Gorecasts.

This months theme is Horror Movies About Horror Movies. We will dissect three films over the coming weeks that contain explicit reference to the genre and to cinema in general, starting with Lamberto Bava‘s splatter soaked classic, Demons.

As always, send any and all feedback to podcast@gorepress.com for inclusion in the month end wrap up show.

J&S!

In this show, Sarah and Jamie chat about two zombie comedies from across the globe with Night of the Living Dorks and Tokyo Zombie. They also discuss collector conventions, celebrity listeners, local tattooists, and Sarah’s lack of a sense of humour.

Join us as we stumble our way through yet another lengthy podcast. Apologies for the big wait, we’re back to normal from here on out.

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Jamie & Sarah

Spoiler alert for the Giallo review; we spoil the shit out of that bad boy. Deal with it.

Music credits:
Because of the Argento theme, Jamie used it as an excuse to take his featured artist and have an all Goblin episode.

• Goblin – Profondo Rosso Main Theme
• Goblin – Supsiria Main Theme
• Goblin – Tenebrae Main Theme
• Goblin – Jennifer (Phenomena) Remix

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This show we look at two tales of vengeance in America’s south. The slightly artsy White Lightnin’ and the genre classic Two Thousand Maniacs.
Hear as Jamie waxes vitriolic over one of the genre’s most loved movies and hear Sarah lavish praise on English up-and-comer Edward Hogg.

This time our featured artist is Predicting The Fall, one of Kent’s newest hardcore acts.

Musical credits:

It Wasn’t God Who Created Honkey Tonk Angels – Carrie Fisher

The South’s Gonna Rise Again – The Pleasant Valley Boys

It’s All Fun And Games ’til Someone Loses A Bollock – Predicting The Fall

I’ve Clapped Twice, Don’t Make It Thrice – Predicting The Fall

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Jamie & Sarah.

This weeks featured artist are Manchester’s twinkle emo kings Well Wisher. If you want to hear more, pop over to their MySpace, or wait patiently for their upcoming 7″.

Music credits:

Byung-woo Lee – Christmas

Orange Music Collective – Violin

Well Wisher – Fill Me, Filmy

Well Wisher – Pegwarmers

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We review Brian Yuzna‘s Faust: Love Of The Damned and Fraser C. Heston‘s Needful Things, as well as the usual discussions on what we have been watching, upcoming releases and whether you would kill a dog for a Teddy Ruxpin.

This show’s featured band are 7 Day Conspiracy, and we also include music from the movies being reviewed too (Type O Negative‘s Everyone I Love Is Dead from Faust, and Patrick Doyle‘s Overture from Needful Things). The 7 Day Conspiracy tracks used are Kick To Death and This Is A Smoking Gun.

Hop on board the good ship Gorecast for pauses galore, interspersed with horror related banter.

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In our first ever foray into podcasting we manage to get everything wrong, the sound is a bit crappy and we swear far too much. But we had fun, and that’s what counts. There was a bit of a Skype-based muddle, so some of the audio is a bit funny. Fuck it though, the echo gives me gravitas.

We review 2007′s Freakshow and 1993′s Freaked, as well as share some inane banter about what we’ve had going on in the last few weeks, a certain magazine, and forthcoming horror releases.

If you have any feedback on this episode of the Gorepress ‘Gorecast’ then send it on over to podcast@gorepress.com and hopefully we’ll have the next installment in a couple of weeks time!

The music credits are as follows:

Dirty 13 – Sam Russo

Freekz (That’s What They Call Us) – Tim Burns

Rats And Jackals – Sam Russo

Tinned Peaches And Diamond Rings – Sam Russo

Song from Freakshow – Unknown