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An apt way to end the month of high school slasher films, Sarah and Jamie discuss 1981 horror spoof, Student Bodies. A movie that effectively lampoons everything else we have watched this month, what could be more fitting? Along with the detailed discussion of this week's cult classic we also give you a super special sneak peek into our own high school lives. What an exclusive! After-school club also includes chatter on Cropsey, Harry Brown, Southland Tales, Disney, Patton Oswalt, Pumpkinhead,

In the third semester of High School Horror Month, the Gorecast examination board take a look at Herb Freed's by-the-numbers slasher entry Graduation Day to see if it is allowed to graduate or whether it is doomed to a summer of studying. Featuring a cast of instantly recognisable faces, including Linnea Quigley, this flick divides your faithful hosts and conquers at least one of them. We also take a look at dumb sci-fi flick, The Hidden, Kathryn Bigelow's Strange Days, Peter Weller versus a rat in

Semester two of High School Horror month is upon us, and it's already time for our junior prom. Join us as we dust off dad's old powder blue tux and feverishly pick out the cheapest corsage as we delve into the world of 1980s Canadian slasher, Prom Night. For extra credit, we take a look at Paradise Lost 3: Purgatory, Lovely Molly, Hesher/Premium Rush, Carpool, The Comedy and more in our What We Have Been Watching pre-amble! Get in touch: podcast@gorepress.com / (001) 425-606-5512 /

Another month, another theme. This month, us good folks at the Gorecast are taking on the might of High School Horror. Expect much hacking, slashing, bullying, aging people passing themselves off as much younger and vaguely inappropriate shower scenes. And that’s before we watch the movies! First up on the docket is 1986 slash-comedy, Slaughter High. From the people who brought you Pieces and Friday the 13th, here is a middle-of-the-road comedy about a nerd out for revenge. Do our toilets

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