FOREVER MIDNIGHT - Horror Movie Podcast.

In this episode the FM3 dive head first into the folk horror madness that is "The Wicker Man"! But what better way to do that than by watching "The Wicker Man" (1973) back to back with "The Wicker Man" (2006)!! Sure we got slightly forced by a top dawg Patron into watching both of these, sorta like being pushed into a burning wicker dude effigy, but Jef, Josh and Brian wouldn't have it any other way. So sit back, wait for the smoke to fill your lungs and the smell of a burning goat hit your sniffer as you quickly realize that maybe you won't be escaping without also having to watch both of these freaky folk horror movies. Join us!

In this episode Brian finally picks a personal fave of his " The Wolfman" (2010) much to the chagrin of Jef and Josh. But Brian is certain that his co-hosts will indeed love this star studded remake and will be hearing how much they love it as they record this newest episode. However, Brian is in for a rude awakening, much like waking up after a long night of werewwolfin' around town slashin' boobies and eatin' bobbies! So sit back and join the FM3 as they chat about The Wolfman!

TRIGGER WARNING: Sexual Assault/Abuse/Missing Children

In this episode the FM3 Talk about the bleak and cold film Possum from 2018. Brian picked this one for the group thinking it was going to be a scary supernatural puppet adventure but it ended up being far darker and more horrible than he or the rest of the crew could imagine. All in all it is a very well done film, but it is a heavy fucked up one. This is one of those films that is NOT for everyone. 

Happy Holidays!! This year the FM3 tackle another little known Christmas horror film in hopes they will one day reach into their stocking and pick a winter wonderland winner. Josh, Jef and Brian saddle up on some reindeer and fly into 1984 with high holiday hopes that "Don't Open Till Christmas" is a decades old gift from Saint Nick  just collecting dust in the rafters of some old video store. So hop in the sleigh and join the Forever Midnight crew as they unwrap this Santa Slasher! 

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It's Friday the 13th and there is no better way to celebrate this spooky holiday than with a brand new episode from your friends at Forever Midnight! This episode is special because one of the FM3's top tier Patrons from Patreon picked not one but two episodes of Guillermo Del Toro's Cabinet Of Curiosities. If you wanna play at home check out Episode 7: " The Viewing" & Episode 4: "The Outside".  Enjoy the episode and more importantly enjoy this special dark day Friday The 13th!! If you want to choose a movie for us to watch and talk about, join us over at Patreon.com/ForeverMidnight !

In this episode Jef coaxes Josh and Brian into watching a mystery movie together. Not sure what their fate holds they agree although slightly weary of the 90's pick they are sure is coming. However once all together Jef poses a question: What if there was a horror movie that was like ET & Poltergeist smooshed together, would Josh and Brian be interested? Without thinking too much the answer would always be a resounding hell yes! But is there such a movie? Who would dare create such a Frankenstein mashup of all the things the FM3 loved as children of the 1980's? Sure enough there is such a flick, a literal blender spilling over with nostalgia and maybe a teaspoon of failure. That movie is 1985's "Making Contact" and the Forever Midnight boys are forever blown away that this bootleg messterpiece was ever made. Get ready as Jef, Josh and Brian talk about this wild ride written and directed by Roland Emmerich. 

Check out this movie here for free https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Juclw7dtbRk 

The one and only Tony Todd passed away recently and as huge fans of his work and movies the FM3 decided to talk about one of their faves "Night Of The Living Dead" (1990). This celebrated reboot was directed by none other than Tom Savini and even though it was panned upon release it has gone on to be known as a great zombie film and remake. Join Jef, Josh and Brian as they talk about this often overlooked flick.