Nightmare On Film Street - A Horror Movie Podcast

You're in the SPLASHZONE on the latest episode of the Nightmare on Film Street Horror Podcast! This week, your hosts Kim and Jon are heading back to the past for some of horror's most iconic - and wet - scares, with Alfred Hitchcock's PSYCHO (1960), and Henri-Georges Clouzot's LES DIABOLIQUES (1955)! Sure, the water splashing your face might be from a motel toilet, or perhaps even the corpse water from a flatter's tub.. but there's one thing you can be sure of -  it's pure, quality, entertainment!

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Why hello there fellow fiends, fine fellows, and floor flushers alike! Happy New Year and welcome to another swell episode of Nightmare on Film Street. You're going to cast a kitten over the horror movies Kim and Jon have lined up on this here program. It's going to be a real blowout! The "duck's quack", as the weeds and biscuits like to say. So make yourselves comfortable in your cake basket or your dimbox, and make sure you've charged your ear muffs because this week's episode is really the cat's pajamas. First, we rustle some feathers over that blood-sucking fella NOSFERATU (1922) before we cut through the static and get gabbing about THE CABINET OF DR. CALIGARI (1920). Welcome to the Roaring 2020's, Big Timer!

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Forget cold-blooded, these killers are just plain cold! Join Kim and Jon for a holly jolly episode of Nightmare on Film Street, discussing two Holiday Horror Favourites' remakes. That's right, we're not taking the time to talk about those beloved films we can't wait to watch each year. This week we're gifting you a double-feature of the super strange snowbound slashers you make your way to after you've already worn out the tape on those festive favorites. Sit around the podcast fire with us as we pour ourselves a warm mug of madness to reminisce about Silent Night (2012) and unwrap a few presents from Uncle Billy while sharing a laugh over the wild & weird sorority staple, Black Christmas (2006). Ho-Ho-Ho!

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Oh Deer, it's another mini episode of Nightmare on Film Street! This week, Kim and Jon complain about winter, talk first reactions to new trailers like Blumhouse's INVISIBLE MAN, and share their take on dastardly and divisive PG-13 ratings. We're deep into November's theme "Home is Where the Horror Is", talking creepy cellars, haunted closets, formidable families, and *gasp* dinner parties! Lastly, get the heads up on the two films being discussed next week on the full-length episode of Nightmare on Film Street! They might have something to do with deers. 

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Happy Halloween, Horror Fiends! Kicking off this week's mini-sode, Kim and Jon recount three recent trips to the theatre and share their takes on The Lighthouse, Joker, and Countdown. Then, it's a celebrating of Kim's Screenplay Second Act Library, which just landed on the 2019 Blood List - Fresh Blood Selects! Kim shares a brief synopsis of the film, and gives you the lowdown on where you can read the entire screenplay! They also share a little Halloween treat; 31% OFF T-shirts 'till midnight on Halloween! (Use code GRAVE at STORE.NOFSPODCAST.COM) And when the trick-or-treating wanes, the team gears up for a new month at NOFSPODCAST.COM, announcing  their November theme: "Home is Where the Horror Is!" Lastly, get the heads up on the two films being discussed next week on the full-length episode of Nightmare on Film Street - and beware of DOCUMENTED DEMONS!

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It's only been a week since the last episode of Nightmare on Film Street and in that time we've managed to squeeze in The Sleepy Hollow International Film Festival, Salem Horror Fest, and a head injury! Hear all about Kim and Jon's harrowing journey into New England on this week's microsode- and brew yourself a strong pot of coffee because you have THREE movies to watch before next week's Halloween episode! But which three movies?? What films could we possibly be discussing for next week's Romeroween triple feature?? No guesses? Come on! Use your braaaaaains

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It's the terrors of time travel on this week's episode of Nightmare on Film Street! Well.. more like the terrors of shitty human beings and time travel just happens to make an appearance. Kim and Jon take time out of their travels to discuss Frank the Bunny's ominous warnings in Donnie Darko (2001), and Ashton Kutcher's divine diaries in The Butterfly Effect (2004). What horrors hath time wrought? Will Lenny ever get over his obsession with model airplanes? Why are the words 'Cellar Door' so poetic, according to Drew Barrymore? Tune in!

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I hope you're a Keanu-Reeves-loving horror fan because this week's episode is all about The Devil and the one man that can take him down! Join Kim and Jon as they share their eternal love for Canada's own Keanu "Devil Defeating" Reeves! First up, we're talking about the brilliantly executed exorcisms and mysterious mythologies of CONSTANTINE (2005), and in an unsympathetic turn for the devil, we're pairing it with the scenery-chewing dialogue and lawyers-gone-loony 90's gem THE DEVIL'S ADVOCATE (1997). Pray for us!

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Nightmare on Film Street is officially on the road, driving up and down the east coast, chasing horror attraction after horror attraction. This week we're in Austin, Texas for Fantastic Fest 2019 and we brought our pug with us! Unfortunately, it is quite hot in Texas right now (if you're Canadian) so you will hear her panting throughout the majority of this mini-episode, but join us as we countdown our most anticipated films of the festival and  pull the curtain to reveal the two movies we will be discussing on next week's full-length episode of Nightmare on Film Street! 

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On this week's episode of Nightmare on Film Street it's a High School Reunion of Horror-ific proportions! Join Kim and Jon as they go back to school again, but skip all the boring learning stuff. That's right! We're cutting class, skipping finals and playing hooky all the way to Prom. First Up: Megan Fox goes absolutely boy crazy/girl crazy/demon crazy in Karyn Kusama 's cult classic JENNIFER'S BODY (2009). Second on the docket: Sean Byrne's oh-so-subtle but oh-so-savage suburban serial killer story THE LOVED ONES (2009). ---- May we have this dance?

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September is the one time of a year we can all get together and talk about the real horror flooding our streets: Teenagers. On this mini episode of Nightmare on Film Street we share our picks for next week's "Devil in A Prom Dress" double-feature, goof around about psychopaths and what's keeping us creepy in the meantime. Join Kim and Jon as they discuss Teen Terror, their Labour Day rewatch of Ari Aster's MIDSOMMAR, and the excitement surrounding Andy Muschietti's upcoming IT CHAPTER TWO. So sit back, dim the lights, and get ready for the coming attractions!

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Stephen King Month Lives! Andy Muschietti's IT CHAPTER TWO is only a few short weeks away and we're celebrating the only way we know how: with another Stephen King double-feature. Join Kim and Jon on this mini episode of Nightmare on Film Street to get a head start on the films we'll be covering in next week's episode, "Home is Where The Horror is". But before pealing back the curtain, we share our thoughts on Johannes Roberts' 47 METERS DOWN: UNCAGED, the recently announced MATRIX 4, and (of course) MINDHUNTER Season 2. So sit back, dim the lights, and get ready for the coming attractions!

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Join Kim and Jon on this week's episode of Nightmare on Film Street for the perfect summertime horror subgenre: Animal Attacks! We're taking a quick break from our month-long salute to Stephen King to discuss the killer crocodiles of LAKE PLACID (1999) and the suspiciously-hungry snakes of ANACONDA (1997). Come for the water monsters, stay to hear two dummies that don't know the difference between a crocodile and an alligator. Oh, and there's a strange power surge halfway through the episode that maybe almost killed us dead. Enjoy! 

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We're only 8 days into Stephen King month here at Nightmare on Film Street, and we can think of no better way than honoring the master of unsuspecting horrors than completely breaking format and talking about two- well, we'll get into that shortly. Until we reveal the films of next week's 'Aaahh!!! Real Big Monsters' episode, we dish the dirt on the biggest stories of this week's horror headlines, including: James Wan's new (non-NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET) New Line Cinema thriller, dat ARE YOU AFRAID OF THE DARK teaser and, of course, our Jangly Man expectations for André Øvredal's SCARY STORIES TO TELL IN THE DARK!

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It's the podcast event of a lifetime! This week's episode of Nightmare on Film Street officially kicks off our month-long salute to Stephen King. Join Kim and Jon as they discuss an epic 9 hours of haunted houses, haunted hotels, ghosts from the past, and ghouls from...the past. First, we politely discuss STEPHEN KING'S THE SHINING (1997) before going 12 exhausting rounds in the ROSE RED (2002) ring! Which Prime Time Terror was worth losing sleep for? Which TV Mini-Series was our favourite? Tune in now! 

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Despite being stricken with illness and absolutely sleep deprived, Kim & Jon have clawed their way out from underneath the film festival juggernaut that is Fantasia. We have a whole ton of recommendations for you (PLUS WE MET JOE BOB BRIGGS AND DARCY THE MAIL GIRL), and we're also here to give you a head's up on next month's theme at NOFS, and the two movie's we'll be discussing on next week's full length episode. But what could next month's theme possibly be? And what 2 "Primetime Terrors" could we have chosen to ring it in? Well you're going to have to peel back the curtain for yourself, fire up the projector, and settle in for The Coming Attractions.  

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It seems contradictory but we're taking turns being greedy this month, and oh boy does Kim have some strange movies for you on next week's episode of Nightmare on Film Street. Join us for another mini episode to hear all the details of Fantasia Film Festival 2019, our plea that you see Alexandre Aja's CRAWL and Ari Aster's MIDSOMMAR in the theatre and, of course, give you a sneak peek at our upcoming Fables & Folklore head-to-head. Next week's episode might be a little hard to follow if you aren't familiar with the movies- but which movies? Well you're going to have to peel back the curtain for yourself, light a candle, pray to your ancestors for safe passage, fire up the projector to hear the COMING ATTRACTIONS.  

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July is Greedy Guts month at Nightmare on Film Street, celebrating the horror movies we love unconditionally. Join your hosts Kim and Jon as they discuss two films Jon has selfishly picked for himself, to further obsess over ideas and themes he clearly does not understand. On this week's episode, it's a double feature of freaky foley art and terrifying tape recordings in Brian de Palma's BLOW OUT (1981) and Peter Strickland's BERBERIAN SOUND STUDIO (2012).  

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As Found Footage month comes to a close here at Nightmare on Film Street, we welcome in a July filled with guilty pleasure horror favourites in our 'Greedy Guts' salute to beloved b-movies, bizarre pairings, and the unabashed love for the films that made us who we are. Next month continues our annual tradition of selfish pick episodes and do we ever have some great movies in for you. But if you want to get a head start on next's week's 'The Sound of Screams' head-to-head you're going to have to peel back the curtain, fire up the projector roll the previews to hear the COMING ATTRACTIONS.  

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We just want to apologize to Josh's mom, and Mike's mom, and everyone's mom. We are so sorry! Because it was our fault for putting together a new episode of Nightmare on Film Street celebrating the two greatest found footage movies horror has ever seen! Join Kim and Jon as they download their love and defend the forestry fiascos of THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT (1999) and the rambunctious roommates of PARANORMAL ACTIVITY (2007). 

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We're deep in the depths of Found Footage month over here at Nightmare on Film Street and the horror authorities would surely take away our podcasting license if we didn't make time to discuss the two most game-changing Found Footage movies ever made! But before we pull back the current on our Handheld Horror picks, we discuss the recent SWAMP THINGS cancellation, Rob Zombie's 3 FROM HELL, more exciting ARE YOU AFRAID OF THE DARK news, and (of course) the glory of GODZILLA: KING OF THE MONSTERS. So, which two movies have we picked for next week's full episode of Nightmare on Film Street? Well you're just going to have to roll the previews and hear the COMING ATTRACTIONS for yourself. 

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Alright horror fiends, it's found footage time. Set your cameras to shaky and brace yourselves for a bumpy ride. On this week's episode of Nightmare on Film Street we're celebrating two classics that perfectly capture everything wonderful about this polarizing subgenre. Join Kim and Jon as they press play on the frenzied madness of Jaume Balagueró & Paco Plaza's [REC] (2007) and the utterly eerie annals of The Vicious Brothers GRAVE ENCOUNTERS (2011).  

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June begins our celebration of the underdog of all horror subgenres: Found Footage. We're kicking the month of right with two of the most talked about Shaky Cam, Handheld Horrors of all time. Love it or hate, found footage is at the forefront of indie filmmaking and it is here to stay. But what two movies are we talking about, specifically? Well you're just going to have to roll the previews and hear the COMING ATTRACTIONS for yourself. But bring a camera with you before you venture onward. You never know what you might find...

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You don't have to wait for October 31st to celebrate Halloween! Join Kim & Jon on this week's mini episode of Nightmare on Film Street as we discuss JOHN WICK: PARABELLUM and Keanu Reeves Stoic "It Factor", Godzilla on water skis, and tease the movies featured on next's week's episode, Not Quite Cannon. What non-canonical horrors could we be getting ourselves into??

Let's roll the previews, shall we? Welcome to the COMING ATTRACTIONS!

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Despite what you're seeing here, there is no new episode of Nightmare on Film Street this week. You're already listening to this week's episode?? Are you feeling okay? Because you sound crazy right now. Why don't you lay down; I'll go call the doctor.

Happy May Day + 1, horror fiends! Join Kim & Jon on this week's mini episode of Nightmare on Film Street as we discuss May's upcoming releases, the 2019 Overlook Film Festival lineup, and tease the movies featured on next's week's episode, Gone Gaslightin'. 

Let's roll the previews, shall we? Welcome to the COMING ATTRACTIONS!

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On this week's mini episode of Nightmare on Film Street, Kim and Jon discuss the horrors of their new RV life... JK- It's great! Join us for a peek at next week's full length episode and learn which two films we will be discussing on our first ever podcast-sequel 'Freaky Families II'.

Let's roll the previews, shall we? Welcome to the COMING ATTRACTIONS!

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Home is where the horror is on this week's episode of Nightmare on Film Street. Not only in Kevin Kölsch and Dennis Widmyer's PET SEMATARY, but in two unspoken gems from the early 2000's. Join Kim & Jon for a quick Spoiler-Free review of the new Stephen King adaptation, and make yourselves at home while we grin and grimace through DARKNESS FALLS (2003) and DEAD SILENCE (2007). It's a head-to-head against a ruthless (and surprisingly agile) tooth fairy, and the only ventriloquist successful proven of dabbling in the dark arts...which of course, they surely all are.

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Welcome to the preview screaming of next week's HOMEGROWN HORROR double-feature. Join us on this week's mini episode of Nightmare on Film Street to hear Kim and Jon gather together to honor the new PET SEMATARY, say a word or two about Mark Hamill's casting in the new CHILD'S PLAY, celebrate the life of HEATHERS and THE MATRIX, and (of course) unearth the movies on next week's episode!

Let's roll the previews, shall we? Welcome to the COMING ATTRACTIONS!

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Protect your ankles and keep your air locks, um- locked. On this week's episode of Nightmare on Film Street, your hosts check themselves in to two very inhospitable places that make the Hotel California look like Club Med. Join Kim and Kim as they discuss Rob Reiner's adaptation of Stephen King's MISERY (1990) and Dan Trachtenberg's continuation of today's most wild franchise 10 CLOVERFIELD LANE (2016).

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Watch yourselves, Fiends! Jordan Peele's US hits theatres this weekend and you may never be the same again! Join us on this week's mini episode of Nightmare on Film Street to hear Kim and Jon drool over what is sure to be the first great horror movie of 2019, discuss one of the biggest, strangest (coolest?) purchases of their lives, and peel back the curtain on next week's movies! 

Let's roll the previews, shall we? Welcome to the COMING ATTRACTIONS!

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What do the horror movies Saw and Se7en have in common? Killing, maiming and torturing regular folk because the killer dun think they earned it. Join us on this week's episode of Nightmare on Film Street as we aim to dissect and discuss some killer thrillers - Leigh Whannell and James Wan's gruesome low-budget phenomenon Saw (2004), and David Fincher's disturbing and highly imaginative cop-drama Se7en (1995)! Which killer is most devious? How many times will we do the Tobin Bell voice? Who represents envy? Find out now!

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"Wait, it's not one of those every-other-Thursday Thursdays!" Correct you are, Fiend! Allow us to welcome you to a micro-edition, an itty bitty tide-you-over edition, a tiny taste edition, of Nightmare on Film Street! Join your horror hosts Kim & Jon talk to about what's Keeping them Creepy - a whole week ahead of schedule, and then they'll give you the deetz on next week's head-to-head! That's right, we're now telling you the upcoming episode ahead of time!

Let's roll the previews, shall we? Welcome to the COMING ATTRACTIONS!

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Horror has had its share of legendary figures over the years, but none more legendary than the legends themselves! On this week's episode of Nightmare on Film Street we're talking WISHMASTER (1997) and LEPRECHAUN (1993). Join Kim and Jon as they dust of an old gem-jailed genie and cast aside cobwebbed clovers to unleash a locked-up leprechaun. Despite popular belief, the show will cost you 0 gold coins, and do wish you would join us...

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