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WE're back with our best sounding podcast yet, the gremlins have been dealt with and their demise spells the end of the god-like echo in Jamie's voice. 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. See 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 Feedback to: podcast@gorepress.com (001) 206 339 4585 Thanks for listening, Jamie & Sarah

Here in this third episode of the Gorepress Gorecast, we debate Asian horror with reviews of Hong Kong's The Eye and South Korea's Hansel & Gretel, with lashings of awful pronunciation. Taking in sights on the the orient express, and occasionally stopping off to discuss Lake Mungo, Twin Peaks, Nicolas Cage, private jokes (that weren't that funny to begin with), feedback and upcoming releases. This weeks features artist are Manchester's twinkle emo kings Well Wisher. If you want to hear more, pop over to http://www.myspace.com/wellwisher10, 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 Don't forget to send us feedback at podcast@gorepress.com or comment on the little box down there.

So Sarah and Jamie back with a second episode! And here it is, warts and all. 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. Send feedback to podcast@gorepress.com or just comment on that little box down there...