FOREVER MIDNIGHT - Horror Movie Podcast.

In this very special and groundbreaking episode for Forever Midnight, the boys watched three modern horror films and (drumroll please)... Loved them all!

Yes, I know. Insane, right? The films we are talking about are It Follows, Starry Eyes and Honeymoon. There's only one way to find out what would cause the FM3 to turn over a new leaf like this, and that's by giving this episode a listen immediately.

In this episode, we interview Andras Jones, who horror fans will know from his role as Rick from 'Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master' and Calvin from "Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-A-Rama'. Music lovers will know Andras from his rock band 'The Previous', and locals in Olympia, Washington know him as 'Jonesy', the friendly barkeep at Dillingers - but the FM3 now know Andras as the man connecting the dots of the world's collective conscious… Join us as we discuss with Andras his ever-changing music & film career, his long-running esoteric 'Radio8Ball' program, life in Olympia, Kubrick, and most of all - SYNCHRONICITY.

Recently we had the pleasure of sitting down, cracking a few beers and having not just an "interview", but a real conversation with actor Miko Hughes. Horror fans probably know Miko best as little Gage Creed from Pet Sematary, or Dylan from Wes Craven's New Nightmare. Sure, we talk about his many experiences as a child star, but mostly it's just 4 dudes cracking jokes, talking about Bacon, EDM, how memory works, drugs and whatever else we feel like... Plus movies too! We had a great time and now, we are inviting you to join us... So stop reading, grab a beer, and hit play.

This episode is all about body modification. And yep.... You guessed it. We are talking about 2013's 'Horns' starring Daniel Radcliffe, and Kevin Smith's most recent film 'Tusk'. I know... I know, we are super clever for coming up with this episode. But believe me, that's only the tip of the iceberg. How much more clever can we be, you ask? Just gonna have to listen to the episode to find out.

We recently had the pleasure to chat with the creator of one of our favorite horror films 'One Dark Night', writer/director Tom McLoughlin. But you may know him better as being the one who brought you Jason Voorhess back from the dead in 'Jason Lives: Friday The 13th Part 6'. We talk about everything from his films, to his rejuvenated music career, and to where he will eventually be buried. So give it a listen!

Happy Friday The 13th! Once you finish watching your all-day F13 Movie Marathon, join the Forever Midnight 3 and our guest, Josh Drake for this complete franchise recap. Rather than go film-by-film, we wander and weave through the series with the wanton abandon of a stalker in the deepest
woods. This is a conversation we love having, and in this three hour epic, we have the shit out of it!

In anticipation of the worldwide debut of the new digital theatrical presentation of 1980's Maniac' (one of our absolute favorite movies) this week in Santa Rosa (our favorite town), the FM3 sit down with Director and Producer, William Lustig and talk about the making of 'Maniac', the 'Maniac Cop' films, and much more!
 

In this installment, the REAL curse of "The Woman In Black" is that the FM3 can't stop talking about how shitty these movies are, and Josh spirals into madness trying to recall what other dogshit films it brings to mind. On a positive note, the boys discuss the inspired "The Babadook", roll out their fancy new sound effects library, and talk about Damien Leone's upcoming film "Frankenstein Vs. The Mummy".

In this special holiday episode, we talk about the best xmas horror film, Bob Clark's 'Black Christmas' from 1974, as well as 'Silent Night, Deadly Night' (1984), New Years Evil (1980), and the reissue of the 1971 classic 'Tales From The Crypt'. Now, sneak away from your family and giggle your Shitmas away with the FM3…

Finally, the episode you've all been waiting for - The FM3 along with friend and writer, Michael Conrad discuss the films of King Kong, from 1933 to 2005, with a focus on the 1976 remake. No? Weird, you say? Well not to worry, because we rip this month's 'The Pyramid' Anubis one, as well! Get it?