Nightmare on Film Street - A Horror Movie Podcast

Kane Parson's Backrooms, the current holder of The Internet's Creepypasta Heavyweight Belt, has finally hit the big screen. Delivering a unique take on the Liminal Horror experience, Backrooms has quietly become one of the most recognizable horror properties in the world and this new feature film delves deeper into the world of those spooky hallways than ever before. But don't come looking for answers because you're going to walk away with more questions than you came to the movie with thanks to A24's patented confuse-the-hell-out-of-you movie making template.

Join your horror hosts Kimmi & Jon as they sit down to discuss and dissect the wild and weird labyrinthian world of Backrooms. Are the Backrooms another dimension? Do you go on forever or is there a beginning and an end to this nightmare realm? And (maybe most importantly), what the hell was this confusing movie even about??!?

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Verdict: The leadup to Backrooms was such a rollercoaster that we really didn't know what to expect. We didn't really care much at all about the movie until that first trailer dropped, and then we were hooked. The anticipation was real, the premise was super scary, but we were pretty underwhelmed by the finished product. It's another secret A24 Art House Horror so you're probably either going to love it or hate it. We did not love it.

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We're on a ghost hunt on this week's episode of the Nightmare on Film Street horror movie podcast, with Housebound (2014)!

Join your horror hosts Kimmi and Jon as they get to the bottom of a decades long murder mystery, uncover a ghost in the walls, and toil in the family troubles of New Zealand's finest horror comedy.

After Kylie gets caught trying to break into an atm, she's sentenced to 8 month house arrest at her childhood home with her estranged mum, Miriam, and step-dad Graham. Starved for entertainment, Kylie begins down a rabbit-hole chasing after the mystery of a restless spirit potentially haunting the house. Her mum swears she saw a figure in a sheet down in the basement, just ask her.

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Accidentally picking up a supernatural hitchhiker sucks even worse when your van is your fulltime house. We review André Øvredal's (Autopsy of Jane Doe, Last Voyage of the Demeter) Passenger on the latest Drive home from the Drive-In episode of the Nightmare on Film Street horror movie podcast!

A couple throw all of their belongings into storage and hit the road in a souped-up camper van, but life on the road isn't as idyllic as they had hoped. After coming across a strange accident on the road a mysterious traveler seems to have hopped on board, and it's having a fun time toying with the pair in supernatural ways. (the means jumpscares. lots of jumpscares)

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Verdict: We're both on the fence with this one. It has a couple good sequences, but otherwise it's a cursey lore-builder without a cool enough entity to justify its many repetitive less-than-lethal appearances. There is a very cool lighting scare sequence in the middle that is worth checking out in the theatre, however!

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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 isn't that "yes, I'll totally be your regular human girlfriend" kind of love, it's that "I'd like to hollow out your organs so I can crawl inside you like you're a big ole bird's nest" kind of love.

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Verdict: Go check it out! We both dug this this supernaturally charged love story.. if you can call it that. The movie is twisted, brutal, and extremely uncomfortable. Girlfriends have never been so spooky.

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You are cordially invited, dear Horror Fan, to this week's episode of Nightmare on Film Street. There'll be food and drink and ghosts, and perhaps even a few murders...

Join your horror hosts Kimmi & Jon as they sit down to debate whether House on Haunted Hill (1959) is the greatest movie of all time, or just a nonsensical bit of ghostly fun that makes absolutely no sense when you stop to give it more than a second's thought. Tune in as Kimmi comes to the show ready to tear this movie down, and Jon has his back against the wall, totally unprepared to defend Vincent Price, William Castle, and silly skeletons rising up from an unexplained vat of acid.

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It's Full Moon O'clock on this week's episode of Nightmare on Film Street as your horror hosts Kimmi & Jon dive into the snowy werewolf whodunit The Wolf of Snow Hollow. This gory gut-punch comedy is a murder mystery, a cops vs serial killer thriller and a silly small town black comedy all rolled into one brilliantly dark slice of indie horror. Join ussss...

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Damian McCarthy (Oddity) is back with another terrifying folklore-y fright with Hokum, a film that follows American author and outright asshole Ohm Bauman (Adam Scott) as he travels to a quiet inn in Ireland where his late parents spent their honeymoon in order to spread their ashes. Oh yeah, and the honeymoon suite is haunted by a witch.

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Verdict: GO SEE IT. We're already calling it the scariest movie of the year, and the combination of the soundscapes and the excellent use of pitch black darkness (that definitely has a witch in it), make it a must-see on the big screen. Also, audiences will react to this one, it's got a lot of great jumps!

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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 about one the strangest horror movie follow-ups ever made.

Psycho II is so much better than we believed it could be, and we were so wrong to wait so long to finally cover this deranged follow-up to Alfred Hitchcock's celebrated classic. Join usssss....

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Superstar life has gone spooky in David Lowery's latest, MOTHER MARY. The film follows a pop idol (Anne Hathaway) who shows up on her ex-head designer's (Michaela Coel) doorstep only a couple nights before her comeback performance, desperate for a new dress. While the women battle it out between bolts of fabric, they try to mend (or at least a come to terms with) a lifelong friendship and business partnership that was shred to ruins over a decade prior. Oh yeah, and there might be a ghost.

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Verdict: We say, if you caught the trailer and want some sorta spooky popstar vibes in your life, go see it! But go in knowing it's a drama with horror elements, emphasis on the drama. Some great visuals to be seen, but it's a very dialogue-heavy film that saves most of its interesting bits for the final twenty minutes.

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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 their honeymoon, to spread their ashes. Then spookies ensue... Like the appearance of a strange bunny with bulging eyes, a honeymoon suite with a locked gate for an entrance, and an old folktale about an evil witch who snatches children to the underworld.

Note: This is a spoiler-free discussion, we stick to chattin inspiration, irish folklore, and crafting a good scare, not spoiling the film, so you're free to listen to this before catching Hokum!

Hokum hits theatres May 1st.

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