Join your horror hosts Jon & Kim on this week’s episode of Nightmare on Film Street as they sit down to talk with Jakob’s Wife co-writer & director Travis Stevens (Girl On The Third Floor). We’re talking bats! We’re talking rats! We’re talking undead scum-sucking freaks gulping down buckets of blood like dogs going crazy over a water hose. It’s a freewheeling conversation about all our favorite vampire tropes and about reminding the world of the indispensable talent of horror icons Barbara Crampton and Larry Fessenden.

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Thomas even opens up about his next project, Blumhouse’s upcoming remake of Stephen King’s Firestarter!

The Vigil follows a young man, Yakov, who takes up a job as a paid shomer. Yakov’s duty is to watch a dead body overnight and guard it against evil spirits. Of course, it doesn’t take long for things to go terribly wrong.

Thomas brought his own life experience into The Vigil, from his Jewish upbringing to his background in healthcare. Personal experience combined with terrifying sounds makes for a wholly horrifying film. Thomas started off the show by discussing his film’s strong sound design, explaining that he had written in sound cues into even the earliest versions of the script, saying “You can show darkness at the top of the stairs, but to hear something up there? The mind starts to conjure stuff!”

The Vigil’s sound design isn’t the only thing setting it apart from other horror films. For instance, Thomas says several scenes are inspired by nightmares he had throughout life. Thomas details one dream where he was “… very upset about something, and I called a girlfriend… I poured my heart out to her. She was answering all these questions and talking, then I realized, looking at my phone, that I had the wrong number… This person was responding as if they knew me.” After that, the dream worked into The Vigil to create one of the film’s chilling scenes.

The Vigil is an atmospheric horror movie that uses its basis in Jewish beliefs to great effect. You can listen to Nightmare on Film Street’s full interview with Keith Thomas below.

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As you’ll hear, Sator is an incredibly personal film that not only took Graham 5 years to put together but also draws inspiration from some of the darkest days his family ever lived through. This waking nightmare of a film is textbook DIY and Graham is living proof that anyone willing to roll up their sleeves is capable of making a great horror movie. Join uss..

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Anyway- it’s girls’ night this week at Nightmare on Film Street and if there’s one thing you absolutely must have for a successful sleepover, it’s horror movies! Join your hosts Jon & Kim as they sit down to discuss two of the massacriest female-directed horror films of the 1980s.

Kicking off the party is Amy Holden Jones’ beloved Slumber Party Massacre and we could think of no better movie to follow up that staple of the horror genre than Carol Frank’s Sorority House Massacre. It’s a blood-splattered pajama party filled with driller killers, psychic visions, and (best of all) pizza with extra cheese! Join uss..

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We’ve got some rock-solid recommendations to help scare up a good time while you celebrate Women in Horror Month, including a movie that even we haven’t seen; a mistake we promptly corrected. Join usss…

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Equal parts Saturday morning cartoon and midnight madness, PG: Psycho Goreman is the story of an unstoppable alien warrior, unearthed and controlled by a headstrong little girl. And more than that, it’s a 100cc injection of blood-splattered fun into the dour, depressing landscape of modern horror! Join uss..

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Reece is an incredibly prolific indie filmmaker based out of Oklahoma city responsible for some of the most unique and head-turning films on the festival circuit today. Climate of the Hunter is Mickey Reece’s 27th feature film and he joined us this week to talk about the film’s strangest choices, quirkiest moments, and cinema’s dorkiest Dracula. Join uss..

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It all ends right here, right now, on this week’s episode of Nightmare On Film Street. Join your horror hosts Jon & Kim as they kick 2020 to the curb and welcome another pre-apocalyptic year with a double-feature of post-apocalyptic cinema. First up, we’re hopping on board a zombie-infested train ride with the flesh-eating, tear-jerking Train to Busan (2016) before switching tracks and barreling straight ahead into the dystopian, engine-worshipping world of Snowpiercer (2013).

Don’t worry, we’ll save a blood-splattered seat and a mashed-up bug bar for ya at the next stop. Just be sure to dress warm and avoid anyone looking to turn you into lunch. Join uss..

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Let us know what you thought about this week’s episode on Twitter @NOFSpodcast, and the brand-spanking-new NOFS Discord Server to continue the conversation! And, of course, be sure to check out this week’s episode of The Bloody Disgusting Podcast to hear Jon and Kim’s favorite films of 2020, and their take on this week’s biggest horror news.

Unlock access to exclusive bonus content and earn some other frightfully good rewards; including shoutouts, merch discounts, and swag (like membership cards, stickers, and temporary tattoos!) by joining the Nightmare on Film Street Fiend Club. New supporters are automatically entered in a giveaway to win 1 of 2 Krampus Holiday Sweaters. And this week, Fiend Club Members have exclusive access to our Top 10 Horror Movie Discoveries of 2020 bonus episode!

Celebrate the Ho Ho Horrordays With Nightmare on Film Street’s Holiday Merch Collection!

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It’s a jam-packed episode of movie recommendations filled with werewolves, ghosts, and draculas to get you through all those dark December nights. Join usss..

Let us know what you thought about this week’s episode on Twitter @NOFSpodcast, and the brand-spanking-new NOFS Discord Server to continue the conversation! And, of course, be sure to check out all of the other killer shows on the Bloody Disgusting Podcast Network HERE.

Unlock access to exclusive bonus content and earn some other frightfully good rewards; including shoutouts, merch discounts, and swag (like membership cards, stickers, and temporary tattoos!) by joining the Nightmare on Film Street Fiend Club! New supporters are automatically entered in a giveaway to win 1 of 2 Krampus Holiday Sweaters. And this week, Fiend Club Members have exclusive access to our Top 10 Horror Movie Discoveries of 2020 bonus episode!

Celebrate the Ho Ho Horrordays With Nightmare on Film Street’s Holiday Merch Collection!

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Shop ultra-cozy pullovers like the Stay Creepy Ugly Christmas Sweater, or the fiend favorite ‘Have Yourself a Scary Little Christmas‘. With designs printed on 100% ringspun cotton, pre-shrunk and ready to rock, they make the perfect gift for every horror fan in your life. You don’t want to miss out – these designs head back up the chimney come January, so you’ve got to make like Krampus and throw them in your sack!

And if holiday designs aren’t really your style, Nightmare on Film Street has plenty of other horror designs up their sinister sleeves; including some Stephen King-inspired tees like Monster Squad-esque  ‘Stephen King Rules’ , Carrie inspired ‘They’re All Gonna Laugh at You‘, and The Shining inspired ‘Confirmed Ghost Story and Horror Film Addict‘ tees! Their entire line of tees range from subtle quotes and nods to some of your favorite horror classics, to vintage and varsity horror gear for the retro-loving horror fan.

The shop also boasts plenty of merch for fans of the Nightmare on Film Street Horror Podcast here on the Bloody Disgusting Podcast Network! Grab tees, hoodies, mugs and more that boast your fiendish love and support of the Horror Podcast for the Casually Obsessed!

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Join your horror hosts Kim and Jon on this week’s episode of Nightmare on Film Street for a trip through rural America as they avoid bees, actual science, lawnmowers, and the suicidal tendencies of M. Night Shyamalan’s The Happening (2008) before taking a tour through the car-wash catastrophes, unfolded laundry, and bone saw wielding morticians of The Crazies (2010)!

Which mind-melting apocalypse will reign supreme? Join usss…

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Let us know what you thought about this week’s episode on Twitter @NOFSpodcast, and the brand-spanking-new NOFS Discord Server to continue the conversation! And, of course, be sure to check out all of the other killer shows on the Bloody Disgusting Podcast Network HERE.

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In this corner, we have the sadistic Springwood Slasher up against Camp Crystal Lake’s reigning champion in the unfairly maligned Freddy vs. Jason (2003). And in the other corner, we have two alien creatures that have very rudely decided to bring their interplanetary turf war to our backyard, in the somewhat fairly maligned AVP: Alien vs. Predator (2004). Join usss..

This episode is co-produced, with the generous support of Dustin Lewis & Darra Stone. As always, let us know what you thought about this week’s episode on Twitter @NOFSpodcast, our Subreddit, the Horror group on Facebook, and the brand-spanking-new NOFS Discord Server to continue the conversation! And, of course, be sure to check out all of the other killer shows on the Bloody Disgusting Podcast Network HERE.

Unlock access to exclusive bonus content and earn some other frightfully good rewards, including shoutouts, merch discounts, and swag by joining the Nightmare on Film Street Fiend Club! New supporters are automatically entered in a giveaway to win 1 of 2 Krampus Holiday Sweaters. Full details can be found HERE in the NOFS Fiend Club where members can also a full-out Monster Movie night (complete with a custom, monsterific pre-show) with us on Scener later this month!

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This episode is co-produced, with the generous support of Dustin Lewis & Darra Stone. As always, let us know what you thought about this week’s episode on Twitter @NOFSpodcast, our Subreddit, and join our Horror group on Facebook to continue the conversation! And be sure to check out all of the other killer shows on the Bloody Disgusting Podcast Network HERE.

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Unlock access to exclusive bonus content and earn some other frightfully good rewards, including shoutouts, merch discounts, and swag by joining the Nightmare on Film Street Fiend Club! New supporters are automatically entered in a giveaway to win 1 of 2 Krampus Holiday Sweaters. Full details can be found HERE in the NOFS Fiend Club where members can also enjoy our full spoiler-filled discussion of Freaky in a brand new Drive Home From The Drive-In review of the film later this week! 

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First up, we’re venturing to a far off land to stop Dracula’s sinister plans in Van Helsing (2004) but then we take an unexpected left turn in 1899 to celebrate the rough-n-tumble nature thrill-ride The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (2003). Join usss..

This episode is co-produced, with the generous support of Dustin Lewis & Darra Stone. As always, let us know what you thought about this week’s episode on Twitter @NOFSpodcast, our Subreddit, and join our Horror group on Facebook to continue the conversation! And be sure to check out all of the other killer shows on the Bloody Disgusting Podcast Network HERE.

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This episode is co-produced, with the generous support of Dustin Lewis & Darra Stone. Unlock access to exclusive bonus content and earn some other frightfully good rewards, including shoutouts, merch, and swag by supporting Nightmare on Film Street on Patreon. We recently sat down to discuss Ryan Spindell’s HalloweenTastic horror-anthology The Mortuary Collection. Listen to our full thoughts on the film in our Drive Home From The Drive-in review episode HERE.

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We’re taking a trip over to the Frankenstein place on this week’s episode of Nightmare on Film Street. As Halloween night draws near, we’re revisiting two goth-rock opera classics for Rocktober, and our month-long celebration of  The Sound of Screams. Join your horror hosts Jon & Kim as we take a jump to the left and a step to the right into the iconic Halloween freak-out musical The Rocky Horror Picture Show before donning our raven masks, stomping on our distortion pedals, and crowd-diving into Brian De Palma’s Phantom of The Paradise. If you’ve been waiting patiently for us to fangirl over Frank-N-Furter & The Phantom this episode is for You, you freaky fiend. So press play now! We see you quiver with antici———pation!

As always, let us know what you thought about this week’s episode on Twitter @NOFSpodcast, our Subreddit, and join our Horror group on Facebook to continue the conversation and share your #31DayHorrorChallenge picks! Oh, and don’t forget to check out Salem Horror Fest all October long to see the 30th Anniversary Reunion Panel of Gremlins 2: The New Batch with director Joe Dante, producer Michael Finnell, and stars Zach Galligan & Robert Picardo, (hosted by yours truly). PS! We’ll be hosting a double-feature of The House on Haunted Hill and Night of The Living Dead over on Scener, October 25th @ 8:00pm EST. Join usss…

This episode is co-produced, with the generous support of Dustin Lewis & Darra Stone. Unlock access to exclusive bonus content and earn some other frightfully good rewards, including shoutouts, merch, and swag by supporting Nightmare on Film Street on Patreon. We recently sat down to discuss Ryan Spindell’s HalloweenTastic horror-anthology The Mortuary Collection. Listen to our full thoughts on the film in our Drive Home From The Drive-in review episode HERE.

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If you aren’t afraid of tentacle monsters, creepy old morticians, or crazed killers out to murder + eat little girls and boys, you’re going to love this cooky, creepy movie. Joinn uss…

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As always, let us know what you thought about this week’s episode on Twitter @NOFSpodcast, our Subreddit, and join our Horror group on Facebook to continue the conversation and share your #31DayHorrorChallenge picks! Oh, and don’t forget to check out Salem Horror Fest all October long to see the 30th Anniversary Reunion Panel of Gremlins 2: The New Batch with director Joe Dante, producer Michael Finnell, and stars Zach Galligan & Robert Picardo, (hosted by yours truly!).

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This episode is co-produced, with the generous support of Dustin Lewis & Darra Stone. Unlock access to exclusive bonus content and earn some other frightfully good rewards, including shoutouts, merch, and swag by supporting Nightmare on Film Street on Patreon. We have a bunch of watch-a-long livestreams and bonus content planned for the spookiest month of the year that you won’t want to miss!

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This week, we sit down with fellow Canuck Brandon Cronenberg to discuss his just-released mindf*ck Possessor, starring Andrea Riseborough as a cerebral body-swapping assassin with an identity crisis. We talk evil corporations and their devious experiments, getting that good good gratuitous violence via practical means, and laugh about how many kids are going to be traumatized via seeing Possessor in their rearview mirrors at the drive-in. Joinn uss..

As always, let us know what you thought about this week’s episode on Twitter @NOFSpodcast, our Subreddit, and join our Horror group on Facebook to continue the conversation! And, of course, be sure to check out the eerie mind horror (the spiritual twin to BODY horror) POSSESSOR – playing at select drive-ins & movie theaters this weekend!

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Nightmare on Film Street is a home for horror fans, from die-hards all the way to casual creeps. The show is hosted by Kimberley, a hair dye addicted, vegetable eating, pin collecting, board game nerd and Jonathan, a coffee grinding, craft beer drinking, bearded lady in disguise. Our goal has always been to recreate those conversations with your friends over coffee (or beer) immediately after getting out of the movie theatre, but it can be hard to know where to start with a new podcast. And with that in mind, we’ve compiled a quick beginner’s guide to the show just for you!

Below are four episodes that we think perfectly capture the candid, comedic spirit of Nightmare on Film Street.

Gates of Hell: Event Horizon vs. The Beyond

As lifelong horror fans, we have a deep appreciation for 90’s horror. Some call the decade a low point for the genre BUT THEY’RE WRONG- I mean, everyone’s entitled to their opinion. Needless to say one of us have very strong opinions about Event Horizon. Join us as we venture out into the great unknown of Space (and also Louisiana) in search of the gateway to another dimension where pain and suffering are is just a regular Thursday afternoon. It’s a double feature of eye-ball obsessed, zombie-infested, NASA nightmare fuel! First up we’re taking a quick trip out to Neptune for Paul W.S. Anderson’s space-horror Event Horizon (1997) before crash lading back down into the ethereal realm of Lucio Fulci’s grindhouse classic The Beyond (1981).

Double Trouble: The Number 23 vs. I Know Who Killed Me

When you think “so-bad-it’s-good” movies, there are probably two films that immediately come to mind and we cover them both in one episode! July is a wild time at Nightmare on Film Street because we dedicate the entire month to guilty pleasure and greedy-guts picks. It’s a free-for-all of personal favorites and unpopular opinions and we recently sat down to record two staples of Trashterpiece Cinema, perfect for laughing along with friends. If you’re a fan of gritty, mind-bending noirs, Twin Peaks nonsense, and Brian De Palma-esque femme fatales filtered through B-Movie logic and very un-erotic fiction, then you are in the perfect headspace to enjoy Joel Shumacher’s The Number 23 and Chris Sivertson’s I Know Who Killed Me! Crack open a beer, plug your prosthetic leg in to charge, and join ussss…

Wet, Dead, And Full of Secrets: The Ring vs. What Lies Beneath

We are legally required to inform you that this particular episode of Nightmare on Film Street is cursed! If you dare listen, in seven days you will… receive another podcast in your feed!! This was an episode we had both been looking forward to since we started the podcast, and it gave us the perfect opportunity to discuss horror movies filled to the brim with ghosts harboring wet, dead, secrets. First up, we sink into the murky waters of Robert Zemeckis’ watertight murder-mystery What Lies Beneath (2000) before floating on down the river to investigate the torrent of terror that is Gore Verbinski’s revolutionary remake The Ring (2002)! Like everyone in our generation, that jump scare in The Ring has scarred us for life, but we genuinely believe that What Lies Beneath is one of the most underrated ghost tales of the 20th Century. If you agree, or if you’re asking yourself ‘What the heck is What Lies Beneath?’, this episode is for you.

Nightmare Alley: In Conversation with Host Creators Rob Savage, Jed Shepherd, and Gemma Hurley

In between our regular head-to-head episodes of the show, we like to chat with filmmakers about their upcoming projects, and how they became obsessed with horror in our Nightmare Alley episodes. By now, you’ve likely heard of the quarantine-filmed, zoom-based found-footage horror Host. It’s arguably the horror film that will come to define what life looked like in 2020, and (as big found footage fans) we fell in love with the film immediately. We sat down with filmmakers Rob Savage, Jed Shepherd, and Gemma Hurley to discuss Host just as the movie was hitting Shudder, and the world was taking notice of this tiny, terrifying little piece of cinema coming out of the UK. Hear all about how the internet’s new favorite found-footage film began as a simple prank between friends bored on Zoom, and how they managed to get Shudder on board after the video went viral. Happy Spookies!

We hope you enjoy listening to the podcast as much as we enjoy recording it. It’s all a bit of casually-obsessed fun for the cool creeps looking to keep that Halloween spirit alive all year long. New episodes drop every other Thursday with bonus Nightmare Alley episodes in the in-between weeks, whenever possible. You can find new (and old) episodes of the Nightmare on Film Street podcast on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play, Spotify, and you can continue the conversation with us over on Twitter, Reddit, Instagram, and Facebook!

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Join Kim & Jon on their inaugural episode with the network, as they share their undying love for the spooky specters of Tobe Hooper’s Poltergeist (1982) and the ghastly ghouls of Steve Miner’s House (1985). We’re celebrating all things haunted this month on the podcast beginning with a double dose of kidnapping ghosts, creepy closets, and petrifying swimming pools. Join ussss.

This episode is co-produced, with the generous support of Dustin Lewis & Darra Stone.

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