Midnight Murderama

This week our hosts have red on them as they watch 2004’s Shaun of the Dead, one of the best zombie, comedy, romance, coming-of-age stories of our generation. They discuss the early 2000’s zombie craze, bromances, and of course, they celebrate the legend that is Bill Nighy, the Science Guy-ee.

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This week features the 1981 film “The Evil Dead“. Before there were chainsaw-hands, armies of skeletons, or a television series, there was the original. While certainly not a perfect film, it’s hard to argue the effect it had on horror culture for the next forty years. Our hosts dive deep into the film’s Playdough-looking guts.

Also, if you’ve ever wondered where Russell got his nickname, it’s decided here in the intro.

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Much like Johnny Depp before he became addicted to scarves, our hosts make their debut with one of the most definitive horror movies of the 1980’s: A Nightmare on Elm Street. They discuss Wes Craven’s career defining movie, in addition to trying to remember poor Tina’s name (let’s just stick with Yancy for now).

They also introduce their exhaustive ranking system, and we get our first glimpse of Mt. Murdermore.

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Welcome… to Midnight Murderama! Each week this podcast will take a deep-dive into some of your favorite (and least-favorite) horror movies, but this week the hosts take a minute to introduce themselves and set the stage for what’s to come.