Gill & Roscoe"s Bodacious Horror Podcast

This week your brave heroes, Gill & Roscoe, journey through some of the films on offer at a discount retail store near you. Will they be bad? Will they be great? The only thing that's for sure, all of them cost one of your earth pounds. We discuss the historical Shadow of the Vampire (2000), the adult themed One-Eyed Monster (2008), Thai shocker Meat Grinder (2009) and Russian fantasy masterpiece Night Watch (2004). Will Gill & Roscoe still be tired and emotional? You'll have to listen to find

This week's Bodacious Horror Podcast celebrates our proud Elephantine heritage, with a salute to our noble Space Jockey ancestors and our gracious Alien overlords. In recognition of Xenomorph Awareness Week we discuss "Alien" (1979), "Aliens" (1986) and "Prometheus" (2012). Roscoe struggles to stay awake, while Gill tries not to punch him as he tells tales from far-off lands and compares "Prometheus" to a nonsense rhyme. 2nd upload, correcting audio issue. Also, Gill was wrong yet again and

This week, Gill & Roscoe valiantly avoid taking the podcast to dark, dark places by not talking about our happy, awesome lives. We instead take on Ethan Hawke's Halloween cash cow "Sinister" (2012), and a host of Netflix lovelies, including "Killer Klowns from Outer Space" (1988), "Tokyo Gore Police" (2008), "Evil Aliens" (2005) and "Pontypool" (2008). The merits of Emily Booth are weighed against those of Glasgow cult legend Steph from "Vids", and we mostly refrain from slandering anyone

Episode 6 of BoHoPo is an all out lovefest, as your horror-hack hosts Gill and Roscoe weep tears of joy over a Ti West double feature of "House of the Devil" (2009) and "The Innkeepers" (2011), gush over new director Bill Palmer's short films "Vicki" (2012) and "The Living Want Me Dead" (2010), and fall head over heels in love with Korean creature feature "CHAW" (2009). Spread the love, and send us some comments on the Facebook group, follow us on Twitter (@BodaciousHorror) or if you're feeling

In our big-budget spectacular fifth episode (we brought pizza and wine), we discuss adaptations of the work of HP Lovecraft, including "Re-Animator" (1985), "Bride of Re-Animator" (1990), "From Beyond" (1986), "Necronomicon" (1993), "Castle Freak" (1995), "Cthulhu" (2007), "Dagon" (2001), "Call of Cthulhu" (2005) and "In the Mouth of Madness" (1994). We formally ban the discussion of 'the Austrian film', mispronounce everything and accidentally summon the spirit of Pan. One for the archives? You

In this week's BoHoPo, Gill & Roscoe talk Peter Jackson's debut monsterpiece, "Bad Taste" (1988) and a selection of movies from the New French Extremity, including "Ils/Them" (2006), "Haute Tension/Switchblade Romance" (2003), "Vinyan" (2008), "Horde" (2009) and "Martyrs" (2008). Gill watched about 100 movies, Roscoe read Asterix the Gaul. Or something. Whatevs. It all gets a bit confusing and spoileriffic when we talk "High Tension". If you want to swerve spoilers, skip from 48:14 to 1:03:14.

Far too sensible for their own good, Gill & Roscoe tackle no less than 6 movies - with limited degrees of success. This week's theme is the output of the recently revived Hammer Films - including discussion of "Beyond the Rave" (2008), "Let Me In" (2010), "The Resident" (2011), "Wake Wood" (2011) and "The Woman in Black" (2012). We also discuss "Dredd 3D" and forget to review a lovely pear cider, available on special from Asda. Subscribe and say hello on Twitter (@BodaciousHorror) or Facebook

In the first ever BoHoPo, Gill and Ross sit on a couch, talk about horror films (obviously) and go on some random tangents. Join us as we venture into the world of podcasts, lose our way, find our way again, mistake My Bloody Valentine 3D for Friday the 13th (2009) and then forget to record the last 30 minutes in which we finally acted like Horror film podcasters. Subscribe and get in touch with us on Twitter, if you dare. Mwahahaha. Mwah. X