Welcome to Episode 1 of Nightmare on Film Street’s NEVER SLEEP AGAIN Series! Through 9 grueling episodes, we’ll be covering...
DESCRIPTION In this world, nothing is certain except death….and our love of an early 2000s supernatural slasher! Join your horror...
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Midnight is the gateway film for Kdrama fans who hate gore but crave horror. As the feature film debut of writer/director Oh-Seung Kwon, Midnight is a psychological thriller set in Seoul, South Korea starring Wi Ha-joon (Squid Game) as an unrelenting serial killer and Jin Ki-joo (Homemade Love Story) as...
The critics have been tearing Morbius apart this week but let’s not lose sight of the fact that there is...
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Calling all supernatural fans and single-locations addicts! Zoom horror freaks, assemble. Jennifer Reeder’s Night’s End is the most recent Quarantine-sploitation flick to...
DESCRIPTION On this week’s episode of Nightmare on Film Street, we’re kicking off a new double feature of terrifying tanning beds! Join your horror hosts Jon & Kim as they sit down to profess their love of the criminally overlooked late 90s slasher sequel I Still Know What You Did...
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Ah yes. The uncomfortable dinner party. It is a popular trope we have seen used as a vehicle for furthering...
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If you were ever once a teenager, then you’ve likely dreamed about leaving behind the world you know in search...
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Mental illness is a monster in Addison Heimann’s supernatural thriller Hypochondriac. The debut feature from the director follows a young adult as he comes to terms with the long-lasting damage of his mother’s bipolar disorder while also navigating the terrifying reality that he too may be suffering from an undiagnosed...
We’re watching James Wan’s Malignant with The Fiend Club this weekend because, gosh-darn-it, this spooky special effects got snubbed by...
DESCRIPTION We’re kicking back and getting cozy this week with an extended What’s Keeping Us Creepy episode, to share our...
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Family secrets come back to haunt in Daniela Carvalho and Ale McHaddo’s Deep Hatred. A good lesson we can all learn after viewing: Find better, collaborative ways to solve your differences that don’t involve drowning. Another good lesson: Don’t throw your trash in the lake. R-e-c-y-c-l-e. Deep Hatred begins when Cindy (Sara Drust) returns...
