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In a time when most of us can relate to themes of loneliness and isolation perhaps more than ever, the...
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DESCRIPTION: Checking in? Nightmare on Film Street is spending the hour in Haunted Hotels on this week’s episode! Join your...
A beach getaway sounds like a dream, right? As the world turns and it feels like every part of our future is unknown, an escape to peaceful, comforting sands seems idyllic. Writer and director Jeffrey A. Brown dares to ask the question many ignore when it comes to vacation enjoyment...
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Nowadays, clowns are as synonymous with horror as vampires and zombies. These once-comical entertainers have influenced a new culture of...
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Incorporating religious themes within cinematic narratives has become so widely used, it can easily go unnoticed. Horror may be the...
Vincenzo Natali’s In The Tall Grass will be released to the streaming world October 4, 2019 but Austin, Texas horror fans were among the first to see the film at Fantastic Fest 2019. Adapted from a novella of the same name by Stephen King and Joe Hill, In The Tall Grass is the story...
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Does anything scream summertime horror better than boy-vs-evil? And I’m not talking Camp Crystal Lake massacre Friday the 13th, curling iron...
We’ve been overloading you here at Nightmare on Film Street with our film coverage and reviews of the 2019 Overlook...
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With James Wan being recruited to big superhero Blockbusters, horror fans have been left to quench their thirst for terrifying original content through Conjuring spin-offs and Stephen King adaptations. It’s hard to come by original horrors crafted with the sole intent to scare, but we called and Z came. Written...
A quick heads up: if you haven’t checked out Part One of States of Horror, go ahead and read it...
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It’s time to raise the dead.. again. Whether you walk on four legs or two, it’s hard to deny Stephen...
I’m not a huge fan of jump-scares in horror movies. I think they can work if they’re sparse, like in Stephen King’s IT. But too often, I think they’re used as an easy way to scare the audience, repeatedly forcing fear out of them by playing tense music and dropping...
