We’re getting lost in the woods on this very special episode of the Nightmare on Film Street Horror Movie Podcast! Your hosts Kimmi and Jon are celebrating 25 years of The Blair Witch Project, and are joined by co-director Eduardo Sanchez, and star Michael C. Williams! In this exclusive interview, we discuss the legacy of *the* most iconic found footage film of all time, learn about the painstaking filming process, what it was like to be on the other side of that insane marketing campaign, and what they see for the future of found footage and how filmmakers can still innovate in the sug-genre ..read more

We’re through the looking glass on this week’s episode of Nightmare on Film Street, your casually obsessed horror movie podcast. Join your hosts Kimmi & Jon as they try to make sense of another haunted mirror horror, fixing their gaze this time on the early 90’s cult creeper Mirror, Mirror. A supernatural slasher that would make Mary Lour Maloney proud, Mirror, Mirror plays by its own rules, isn’t afraid to get weird, and features the one and only Karen Black in a high camp role for the ages. Oh- and also an evil mirror that kills a handful of teenagers, creates doppelgangers, downloads ni ..read more

Haunted houses are scary and all, but you know what’s really terrifying?? Haunted…mirrors! Join your horror hosts Jon & Kim as they kick off a double feature of haunted mirrors, beginning with Amityville: A New Generation. Is still unclear whether the mirror is haunted by evil or a ghost, or just the image of the Amityville Horror house. To be honest, I don’t think the movie itself knows what drives the mirror, but all we do know is that it someone manages to make people dead. Hooray! SUPPORT THE SHOW: Nightmare on Film Street is a labor of love – and Terror! Support us ..read more

Everybody! Everybody! Join us at the opera tonight, where we’ll discuss scorned lovers, corpse mountains, and horror-themed music theatre bangers! On this week’s episode of Nightmare on Film Street, your horror hosts Kimmi & Jon dissect, dismember, and dig into the twisted goth opera epic that is Repo! The Genetic Opera (2008). Featuring a stacked cast, including Bill Moseley, Paris Hilton, Paul Sorvino, Phantom of The Opera’s Sarah Brightman, and a tormented but threatening performance from Buffy The Vampire Slayer’s own Anthony Head, Repo! The Genetic Opera is a Nu-Metal infused, organ o ..read more

On this week’s episode of Nightmare on Film Street, we’re finally ready to reveal a big secret…..we like musicals! But mostly only musicals filled with tragedy, and revenge, and buckets of blood. Join your horror hosts Kimmi & Jon as they break down Tim Burton’s adaptation of the macabre musical classic, Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (2007). We’re chatting about that killer barber chair/corpse delivery system, investigating that uncomfortable feeling you get watching Alan Richman portray a sinister villain, and biting our lips while trying not to sing all of our favorite ..read more

Join your horror hosts Kimmi & Jon for an electrified conversation about a true cult classic and a movie that carried the torch of the Universal Classic Monsters into a new era. Heralded by fans as a tentpole monster comedy, and derided by its harshest critics as pure trash, Transylvania 6-5000 is….an acquired taste.  Bustin’ at the seams with goofy gags, kooky characters and truly bizarre decisions, this Monster Mash is 100,000 volts of cartoonish insanity. Sometimes comedic genius, sometimes bad improv, Transylvania 6-5000 is undeniably unique and- heck, why are we burying the lead ..read more

Ain’t no Stephen King like a kooky Stephen King! Join your horror hosts Kimmi & Jon for another silly-yet-serious, irreverent-although-enlightening, factually-inaccurate-but-still-super-fun edition of Nightmare on Film Street. This week, we’re peeling back the curtain on the Richard Bachman mystery to discuss Stephen King’s Thinner (1996). Directed by Tom Holland (Child’s Play), this cursed movie is a heck of a lot of fun. Lizard men! Cursed pies! People kissing corpses! Thinner is Kooky with a capital K, and a brilliant example of the twisted, unstoppable mind of The Master of Horror. Jo ..read more

 The romance (and brain-eating) continues on this week’s episode of Nightmare on Film Street. Join your horror hosts Kimmi & Jon as they crack open a barrel of Zombie Toxin and jam a handful of rusty metal through their skin in celebration of Brian Yuzna’s Return of The Living Dead 3 (1993). We’re here today to focus on the budding love of zombie couple Julie & Kurt but hot damn it’s hard to talk about romance when you’re surrounded by goth ghouls, melting zombies, and the living dead in military-grade mech suits!! Join ussssss… SUPPORT THE SHOW: Nightmare on Film Street is a lab ..read more

We’re putting the gore on the back burner and turning up the heat on some feel-good vibes for this week’s episode of Nightmare on Film Street. Join your horror hosts Kimmi & Jon for a post-Valentine’s journey through the apocalypse for a timeless love story in Warm Bodies (2013). It’s a real boy-meets-girl, boy-almost-eats-girl tale of romance. Like Romeo & Juliet but with evil skeletons and rotting corpses. You know, all the ingredients for your average RomCom. Turns out the only thing zombies need more than a mouthful of delicious, juicy brains is a hand to hold and a little bit of ..read more

Join your horror hosts Kimmi & Jon as they Dance The Dance of Another while discussing Jordan Peele’s Us (2019). While dance was a means to cast spells in our first feature, Suspiria (2018), dance is a means of liberation in this doppelgänger horror where the clones mobilze and fight back! It’s a movie that’s as secretly complex as it is deceptively eerie. Featuring two brilliant performances from Lupita Nyong’o & Winston Duke, the fastest home invasion in cinematic history, and one of the best damn soundtracks of the decade, Us was an instant hit and has only grown in appreciation ov ..read more