We're back! We are soooo baaaaack! The "OG" wheels of fate return, back every Friday, to kick us off into 2026... What? Something even spookier?
We are joined on the first episode of 2026 by Remmington Smith (Director) and Adama Abrams (Star) of the badass vampire film, Landlord. After discussing their gritty AF vampire film as a part of our coverage for Grimmfest. They were kind enough to spin the wheels of fate with us after the interview. (PATREON - Horror Roulette Podcast)
That's right, we've got a wheel spin that's been waiting in the wings, since Spooktober 2025, the wheels of fate have decided, we're talking about the 2018 psychological thriller, A Cure for Wellness.
We discuss the the confusing slow burn, we mention the fabulous cast and what career we have since seen from, Mia Goth. We also draw parallels and comparisons to other iconic horror movies and how this modern Gothic tale compares to it's predecessors.
Between the sarcasm and cursing we think you'll find this episode very inciteful (just don't drink the water), stick around while we tell you whether we found A Cure for Wellness...
Spooky or Dookie?
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It's Episode 70, the Christmas wheel is being spun for the last time this year, seeing as it is boxing day and Christmas has passed, the fates saw fit for us to watch the 2007 Vampire action horror, 30 Days of Night; starring the under rated scream king, Josh Hartnet.
In between discussing the exciting nature of this film and the practical effects that still hold up 18 years later, Nellie and Anthony dig deep into vampire folk-lore and their own personal theories about this particular vampire clan and also of course discussing the character's development... or lack of!
Join us for the final time in 2025 to find out whether 30 Days of Night is...
Spooky or Dookie?
Well, if you thought Nellie and Anthony gushed over Sinners when the review released let me tell you, you've heard nothing yet.
Join them for their spoiler free gushing review of Luc Besson's film adaptation of Bram Stoker's original story, Dracula: A Love Tale (2025).
They discuss romance and the film using the theme as the forefront of Dracula's ever expansive stroy, CGI ("sometimes maybe good, sometimes maybe shit"), how they adored Luc Besson's amalgamation of previous Dracula tales shown on the screen in this vision and most importantly how many times Anthony did Dracula's accent. SPOILER... A LOT!
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On episode 69 (get your mind out of the gutter Sickos, you're so childish) the fates have chosen Black Christmas for us to review. The 1974 slasher CLASSIC directed by Bob Clarke.
On this episode we're looking at the progressive content that feels like it could have been written today. The characters are written in such a way that you become immediately fond of them and Nellie had fun with Anthony's first watch listening to his theories of who he thinks the killer could have been.
Stay tuned to find out which real life serial killer was an inspiration for the moaner and whether we found Black Christmas...
Spooky or Dookie.
This year unfortunately you're on the naughty list, but thats ok, you can join us right at the top!
Before that excitement, join us for our spoiler free review of the festive slasher reboot of Silent Night, Deadly Night (2025).
We discuss homages to the Silent Night, Deadly Night films that came before, gratutitous gore and what has santa got in store this year in his sack of fuckery!
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Another spin of our Christmas wheel has chosen the 2007 film, P2, directed by Franck Khalfoun (Maniac) starring Wes Bentley (AHS) and Rachel Nichols (Amityville horror).
Despite Nellie's protests about P2 not sounding "very Christmasy", we find out if P2 is a 'good' xmas watch and also have a deep conversation about the message of this film, and a not so deep conversation about fun but gorey deaths.
Our leading lady has the best... assets we have ever laid our horror pupils on.
We find out we have a second appearance from an iconic cast member thanks to Anthony's fuck yeah film factoids and we finally tell you whether we found P2...
Spooky or Dookie.
Welcome back to Freddy Fazbear's pizzeria where he's serving up some fresh plot points following the succesful release of the first film as we're reviewing Five Nights at Freddy's 2 (2025).
Come join us as we discuss if the FNAF2 pandered with the gamer viewers, whether the returning cast hit their marks and also celebrate with us the on screen reunion of Matthew Lillard and Skeet Ulrich, did this monumental moment make Nellie's body feel Spookalicious?
Don't forget to leave us a review and share us with your friends and enemies alike, Sickos....
It's Tiiiiiiiiiiime!!! (in the voice of Mariah Carey) for the Horror Roulette Christmas wheel. Anthony has put together a wheel of festive horrors, ranging in levels of Christmas cheer. Some are beloved, whilst others we have never seen before and for our first spin we've watched the 2017 Zombie, Christmas, Musical... Anna and the Apocalypse.
You heard me right this film takes the tropes of zombie movies past and turns them into a festive homage with some singing and some (basic) choreography. We're getting into the good, the bad and the boring this week whilst diving into this one.
And don't leave us early or you'll never know if this film was...
Spooky or Dookie?
For Nellie's final Birthday wheel spin the fates have chosen the timeless classic, the queer gem in the crown of horror, that's right, it's Richard O'Brien's, The Rocky Horror Picture Show.
We're talking all things queer and joyous with this campy cult classic with a cast to die for and a soundtrack that's even better. Nellies going to look deep into the message behind this seductive film whilst Anthony pulls out those facts once again!
So, come up to the lab and see whats on the slab, we see you shiver, with antici...
...pation, as we reveal if we thought The Rocky Horror Picture Show was...
Spooky...or Dookie!
It's another week for Nellie's Birthday wheel and this time the fates have chosen... From Dusk Till Dawn, that's right sickos, another sexy vampire film! FINALLY!!!
We're talking about unlikable characters, women getting to be both sexy and ugly and how Quentin Tarantinos face is on upside down, as well as our usual excitement over the special effects and bat shit crazy script writing.
So, LONELY DOGS! Overcome your anticipation for this belated episode to find out whether your lovable podcast hosts found From Dusk Till Dawn...
Spookie or Dookie?
This is truly a dookie moment for us, I hope by the episode title you can see we've had some issues with post production on our 65th episode of Horror Roulette Podcast during Nellie's birthday month spins!
However, because we need to satiate your HRP needs, please enjoy what was before patreon exclusive content, part 2 of our 20 movie tier list.
For those that do not know, we rank our films here that the wheels of fate choose for us on our very own tier list. Part 1 is already on spotify, so if you missed that, check that at first then please if you will, enjoy part 2.
Episode #65 will be inbound, very, shortly...
Another bonus episode for your listening pleasure and this time we're talking about the second Osgood Perkins film of 2025, Keeper.
From the performances by Tatiana Muslany and Rossif Sutherland to the conveluted plot and narrative of this slow burn horror. Do we know what we watched? No, not really but did we enjoy it? Well one of us did.
Join us for a spoiler free bonus episode and help us unpack our many feelings.
On Episode 64, we're spinning Nellie's Birthday wheel for the second time and the gods have graced us with the GAYEST (in both senses of the word) vampire movie.
That's right we're jumping head first into Joel Schumacher's 1987 film, The Lost Boys
Nellies spilling her theories on how the frog brothers are in fact hate criming the lost boys and the vampires are sweet boys who just want their gay chosen family to thrive. Anthony on the other hand is pooh, poohing these theories with his MANY fuck yeah film factoids.
And stay with till the end to find whether The Lost Boys, was...
Spooky or Dookie?
For the first time ever were releasing a bonus episode that is available to see on Netflix RIGHT NOW! That's right Sickos, we are dipping our toes into a spoiler free review of Guillermo Del Toro's, 2025 adaptation of, Frankenstein.
There's so much to talk about on this when it comes just what a feast for your eyes this stunning gothic horror is! From show stopping costumes, and sets that could bring you to your knees. Not even mentioning the performances that translated this 300 year old story into something so relatable for an audience in 2025.
Let us piece together our spoiler free review like the micheal Jackson lookalike competition participant Oscar Isaac does to make the gammon joint that is Jacob Elordi and let us know how much you enjoyed this gothic macabre beauty.
It's Nellies birth month!!! Which means, Nellie has curated a wheel of her favourite films to spin and every week for 5 weeks Nellie and Anthony will be disecting whichever film the wheel lands on, for your pleasure!
The fates decided for that first spin of the wheel we would be watching and talking about Happy Death Day, an appropriate film about a girl who dies (and keeps on dying) on her birthday.
A fun horror comedy that crosses Groundhog Day with Scream as we take on a wild journey of self discovery and facing our problems/murderers head on.
Don't leave before the end of you'll never know if Anthony and Nellie found Happy Death Day...
Spooky or Dookie?
On todays episode we're talking about the new release that is Chris Stuckmann's directorial debut, Shelby Oaks.
In our most polarising review to date, Anthony talks about the production process and how Mike Flanagan got involved with this project during the final stages as well as some other FUCK YEAH FILM FACTOIDS.
Nellie and Anthony discuss their expectations for this film and whether or not Shelby Oaks lived up to them or not.
Was this an astonishing B-movie or was this a low end Hollywood horror?
For the final spin of this year's Halloween wheel the fates decided we would be diving in with the Guillermo Del Toro gateway horror film, Scary Stories to tell in the Dark from 2019!
On this week's episode Anthony and Nellie delve deep into the difficulties of making a period piece as well as talking about morality stories and how your biggest fears are what come for you in the end, and how they compare to our own local legends and folklore.
An as always Anthony and Nellie follow up with whether they found Scary Stories to tell in the Dark...
Spooky or Dookie!
Here we are again for another FANTASTIC Halloween wheel spin. This week for, episode 61, we will be talking about 2023 psychological horror, Cob Web. Starring Anthony Starr and Lizzie Caplan this spooky seasonal watch, had us completely spooked.
Join Anthony and Nellie, as they discuss and debate the interesting themes of this one. Are we seeing a young boy who is mistreated and gaslit by his parents? or are we infact following an unreliable narrator and things are not at all what they seem?
And finally after Anthony's much anticipated FUCK YEAH FILM FACTOIDS we'll be telling you sickos whether we thought Cobweb was...
Spooky or Dookie?
It's another spoiler free"bonus episode" over here on the Horror Roulette Podcast and today we're talking about Black Phone 2 (2025), another film based on the characters by Joe Hill.
We're doing our best not spoil anything but after Nellies epiphany whilst talking about the film maybe this one's just spoiler light? You decide!
And stay tuned for Anthony's Fuck Yeah Film Factoids... Or the grabber will come and get you.
On Episode 60 the devil has made work for our idle hands as we watch and review the 1999 stoner horror comedy starring Devan Sawa, Seth Green and Jessie Alba... Idle Hands... Duh
For a film with dialogue written by a stoned chimp, Idle Hands is an endearing film with as much heart as it has masturbation jokes. Join us as we go on a crazy journey of demonic hands, druid sex rituals and tom DeLonge (for a split second at least).
Anthony has come equipped with his usual array of FUCK YEAH FIIILM FACTOIDS before we decide whether Idle Hands was...
Spooky or Dookie?