FOREVER MIDNIGHT - Horror Movie Podcast.

In our second episode of 2016, we sit down and share some laughs with Famous Monsters of Filmland Owner/Publisher, Philip Kim, and Roxy Cult Founder/Curator, Neil Pearlmutter, who together have created the upcoming Silver Scream Festival in Santa Rosa. We learn about the rich history of Famous Monsters Magazine, what inspires these two innovators, and talk about how stoked we all are to have John Landis, Rick Baker, Heather Langenkamp, Robert Englund, and many more visit our hometown for the Silver Scream Fest this March!

For Tickets and more information about the Silver Scream Fest. Please visit their website, www.silverscreamfest.com

In this episode, the FM3 tackle some great John Carpenter flicks, but maybe not the ones that get talked about the most (Halloween, The Thing).
Instead, we decided to focus on a few others we love, like The Fog (1980), Prince of Darkness (1987) and In The Mouth of Madness (1994).

Once again the FM3 get festive with some wintery holiday horror, such as the notoriously bad 'Elves' (1989), and this years' sure-to-be Christmas classic 'Krampus'. Plus we throw in 'Curtains' (1983) for good measure. Happy Holidays everyone!

The FM3 along with good friend Matthew Izen, give out their personal recipes for anyone on a budget and review some "newish" horror titles such as Unfriended, The Lazarus Effect and Goodnight Mommy.

In this episode the FM3 review the new horror comedy "The Final Girls", brush up on the finer points of "Family Ties" and "Growing Pains" and discuss the highly anticipated anthology horror film "Tales of Halloween", only to end up with more tricks than treats in our bellies and our wallets.
So throw a costume on, grab some candy and celebrate Halloween the right way with the Forever Midnight Crew!

In this episode The FM3 review Eli Roth's 'The Tween Inferno', Wes Craven's 'Silent But Deadly Friend' and M. Night Shyamalan's 'The Diapening', A.K.A. 'No Self Respecting White Rapper Would Have That Fucking Bowl Cut'. (but you might know these films under their working titles *The Green Inferno, Deadly Friend and The Visit.)

The concluding chapter to our epic 2 part Scream-a-thon. In this episode we finish it off by discussing Scream 3 and Scream 4.

In tribute to a true legend of horror cinema - the late Wes Craven - the boys do something they have been threatening to do since the very creation of the podcast; watch all 4 Scream movies back to back! And the fun part for Jef was that it was Josh and Brian's first time seeing any of the sequels... ever! So with Jef as their guide, back to a time when it felt like the horror genre was in desperate need of such films, we embark on part 1 of a full-on Scream-a-thon.

In Episode 29 of Forever Midnight, the FM3 weigh in on the latest 'Insidious' film, 1982's 'The Entity' with Barbara Hershey, and the new and independent Barbara Crampton movie, 'We Are Still Here'. In addition to the merriment you're accustomed to, there are some revelations had by your humble hosts. A lot of behind the scenes stuff was nearly chopped from this one, but we felt it was important for you guys to hear it. Some ethical wrestling for your listening enjoyment.

In this episode, the Forever Midnight 3 sit down with friend and colleague, Michael W. Conrad to talk about one of the world's most unique & visionary film directors, David Cronenberg. So many poignant and ridiculous things are discussed in this installment, but as reference markers, we've chosen to focus on the Cronen-gems, 'The Dead Zone', 'The Fly', 'Scanners' & 'eXistenZ'. Shit gets kookie.

For more about about our guest visit www.mwconrad.com