Are you ready to rock, horror fans?!? The Foo Fighters’ Studio 666 hit theatres this weekend and we’re here today...
David Blue Garcia’s Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2022) is finally upon us. And the best part is that it’s waiting for you...
It took a few weeks of waiting and a provincial lockdown but we finally saw Scream (2022)! Join your horror hosts Jon & Kim as they sit down to discuss the newest edition of this legendary slasher franchise, immediately after leaving the theatre. What did Kim think of Gale Weathers’...
DESCRIPTION: A new 5-star horror movie is hard to come by, but horror movie sequels that are better than the...
DESCRIPTION: We saw Edgar Wright’s Last Night in Soho, and we’ve prepared a list of reasons why you should see...
DESCRIPTION: We saw James Wan’s Malignant, and we’ve got plenty to say about it! This week on the Nightmare on Film Street Horror podcast, join your horror hosts as they pick their jaws off the sticky cinema floor to discuss the most bonkers film of 2021. Haven’t seen the film?...
Forget the Easter Bunny, Godzilla and Kong are the only giant creatures we care about right now. Join your horror hosts Jon & Kim...
[Podcast] Nightmare Alley: In Conversation with Christopher Landon, Director and Co-Writer of FREAKY
DESCRIPTION: Join Kim & Jon on this week’s Nightmare Alley episode as they sit down with Freaky director and co-writer Christopher Landon...
DESCRIPTION: Are you suffering from a Halloween Hangover? Election woes got you down? Take a vacation from those real-world horrors with us on this week’s episode of Nightmare on Film Street, and join Kim & Jon for a fun, care-free discussion of two movies with a combined Rotten Tomatoes rating fo...
DESCRIPTION: Happy Halloween Horror Fiends! The big day is just around the corner and we’ve got a little treat for...
DESCRIPTION: Hot Patootie, Bless my Soul! We’re taking a trip over to the Frankenstein place on this week’s episode of...
A Quiet Place has finally invaded movie theatres, scaring moviegoers worldwide. It’s a lot to ask for audiences to sit in through a film that is almost entirely silent, but it is that silence specifically that makes A Quiet Place a tension-fueled nightmare. If you’re still on the fence-post about seeing this movie...
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