We’re breaking open the classified documents on this week’s episode of the Nightmare on Film Street Horror Movie Podcast, diving head-first into murky waters of the alien conspiracy with The X-Files: Fight The Future (1998). Your hosts Kimmi & Jon are putting on their tinfoil hats and peeling back the curtain on government coverups, risking it all to expose the puppet masters pulling the string, and their secret plans to eradicate the human race! Somewhere in there we also find time to talk about the 90s favorite power couple, Mulder & Scully, debate the ethics of a holographic 2Pac, y ..read more

Grab your compass and camcorder because this week on the Nightmare on Film Street Horror Movie Podcast, we’re heading deep into the Pine Barrens with The Last Broadcast (1998)! Your hosts Kimmi & Jon are unraveling the mystery of the Jersey Devil, celebrating a pioneering effort in found footage horror, and unburying a mystery hidden behind the shadow of The Blair Witch Project. In The Last Broadcast (1998), a small-town public access show takes a terrifying turn (for our benefit) when its hosts set out to capture the elusive Jersey Devil on tape – LIVE! We’ll dissect the eerie mix of mock ..read more

We’re back to BOOsics on this week’s episode of Nightmare on Film Street, talking about horny ghosts, drunk vacationers, and Jennifer Tilly! Join your horror hosts Jon & Kim as they sit down for a sober discussion about the ins and outs of having sex with a ghost, as depicted in the unsurprisingly underseen 80s sex comedy High Spirits (1988). Starring a truly unpredictable cast, including Bever D’Angelo (National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation), Daryl Hannah (Kill Bill Vol. 2), Steve Guttenberg (3 Men and A Baby), Liam Neeson (Taken), Peter O’Toole (Ratatouille), Jennifer Tilly (Bride of Chu ..read more

Horror author Paul Tremblay joins your horror hosts Kimmi & Jon on this week’s episode of Nightmare on Film Street to discuss his newest work Horror Movie: A Novel. Available everywhere spooky books are sold, Horror Movie: A Novel is pure Found Fiction about a cursed movie, never released to the public following the disturbing events of its production back in 1993. But now that a big budget reboot is underway the sole surviving member of the original crew must face the horrors of the past again… Paul Tremblay’s previous novel The Cabin At The End of The World was recently adapted by M Nigh ..read more

*Thunderclap* *Creaaaaaky Door* HellLlooo and welcome to a terrifyingly spooky ooky episode of the Nightmare on Film Street Horror Movie Podcast! This week, your horror hosts Kimmi and Jon are heading to the cursed, ghoul-filled halls of the Abbott Mansion for the nuptials of Gene Wilder and Gilda Radner in HAUNTED HONEYMOON (1986)! This horror comedy chiller throws every ghoul at the wall in a murder-filled plot as Larry and Vickie (Wilder and Radner), a radio show couple decide to wed at Larry’s eccentric family’s mansion. What starts as a lighthearted gathering soon turns into a thrilling m ..read more

We’re caught in the countryside this week on the Nightmare on Film Street horror movie podcast with modern sci-fi scare No One Will Save You (2023)! Your horror hosts Kimmi and Jon dive headfirst into our second alien invasion of the month, and it’s a grey-filled fight for survival! No One Will Save You (2023) follows Brynn Adams, played by Kaitlyn Dever, who finds herself up against some seriously uninvited extraterrestrial guests. With tractor beams, rude neighbours, and extra squirmy body snatchers making her night a living nightmare, Brynn has to rely on her instincts and ingenuity to surv ..read more

We’re talking M. Night Shyamalan’s Signs (2002) this week on the Nightmare on Film Street horror movie podcast, and we’re feeling the rural horror love. Join your horror hosts Kimmi and Jon as they dissect the emotions from the facts, and get down to the real meat of it; why would aliens who have a weakness to water wage war on a planet that’s 80% wet? We’ve got corn. We’ve got crop circles. We’ve got crackling baby monitors. We’ve got shadows on the roof. We’ve got… surprisingly few cows? Signs (2002) stars Mel Gibson as Graham Hess, a former preacher turned farmer who’s lost his faith after ..read more

Saddle up, horror fans! This week on the Nightmare on Film Street horror movie podcast, Kimmi and Jon are diving into the wild, wild West with the vampire cult classic, Near Dark (1987). Get ready for a rowdy romp through this bloody, dusty gem where a young cowboy falls for the wrong girl and gets dragged into a vampire gang that’s more Tombstone than Twilight. We’re talking spurs, bloodsuckers, and a whole lotta leather. It’s a dog-eat-dog world after the sun sets. Join us as we chat about Kathryn Bigelow’s directorial flair, the wild antics of Bill Paxton’s Severen, and why these rough ’rou ..read more

Vampires and sunglasses go together like cobwebs and creepy castles, but nobody looks as cool warning sunglasses at night as Wesley Snipes in Blade (1998). The Van Helsing character has come a long way since Bram Stoker’s Dracula was published back in 1897 but I think we can all agree he hit his peak in the late 90s. Trench coats, muscle cars, martial arts, one-liners! Blade was the greatest vampire hunter, here to rid the world of the ultimate evil: scum-sucking vampire elites, feasting on the living, controlling the population, and gettin’ freaky in their underground blood shower night clubs ..read more

We celebrate the 40th anniversary of A Nightmare on Elm Street on a very special episode of the Nightmare on Film Street podcast, recorded live from Panic Fest! Your horror hosts Kimmi and Jon were joined by Nancy Thompson herself, Heather Langenkamp, to celebrate the supernatural slasher classic and honor the legacy of horror’s most resourceful final girl of all time! During this full-length Q&A with Heather Langenkamp, we talk about what it was like working with the legendary Wes Craven, how scary it was to do those terrifying scenes alongside Robert Englund, working with the other young ..read more