Like, zoinks, Fiends. It’s the season finale of Nightmare on Film Street! Join your horror hosts Kimmi & Jon as...
Accidentally picking up a supernatural hitchhiker sucks even worse when your van is your fulltime house. We review André Øvredal’s...
Be careful what you wish for… Is what someone should have said to the love-hungry main character of OBSESSION. Curry Barker’s big Hollywood feature debut follows a guy who wishes on a magical willow branch that his crush will fall utterly in love with him. And she does. But it...
It’s Full Moon O’clock on this week’s episode of Nightmare on Film Street as your horror hosts Kimmi & Jon...
Damian McCarthy (Oddity) is back with another terrifying folklore-y fright with Hokum, a film that follows American author and outright...
Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the shower…Norman Bates is back at it again in Psycho II (1983), the sequel that no one saw coming! Join your horror hosts Kimmi & Jon as they check into the Bates Motel for a wild ‘n’ weird discussion...
Superstar life has gone spooky in David Lowery’s latest, MOTHER MARY. The film follows a pop idol (Anne Hathaway) who...
Welcome back to TL;DW, Fiend Club! Some Horror movies are Oscar worthy, some are perfect (gory) comfort food for a...
This week on the Nightmare on Film Street horror movie podcast, your hosts Kimmi and Jon are talking brand new supernatural irish folklore horror Hokum with writer/director Damian McCarthy! Hokum follows a disgruntled author (Adam Scott) as he travels to an Inn in rural Ireland where his deceased parents spent...
As a special treat, we’re sharing our Fiend Club Exclusive review of Lee Cronin’s The Mummy in the main feed for everyone...
You know a 1970s Italian Horror is going to go hard when its tagline is “The Corpse That Didn’t Want...
You kids wanna see a dead body?? Welcome to the strangest “Horror” property to get the modern remake treatment: Faces of Death (2026). From its humble beginnings at the most violent “documentary” ever made (Banned in 46 Countries!) to its controversial cult status, Faces of Death was never a movie...
