Midnight Social Distortion

Welcome back, My Queer Brethren! In this episode, I'm joined by Brother Ghoulish as we discuss Black Queer Representation in Horror, and I introduce him to the TurnOut, a new segment for guests on the show. Please remember to Subscribe, Rate, Comment, and Reshare!

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In this episode I review Scream (2022) and Celebrity Big Brother. Also this week's What Has Me Shook includes the Jurassic World: Dominion trailer, the highly anticipated trailer for Jordan Peele's NOPE, Shudder renews Slasher, and more!

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In this episode I’ll be discussing Grady Hendrix’s latest novel, The Final Girl Support Group, which is a heartfelt love letter to slasher films and the final girls we root for. While the book itself is nothing but an Easter egg laden tome for the biggest of slasher fans and expertly entertaining the reader, it also tackles the latter part of the infamous tagline from The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, which is what’s left of the final girls once the killer is (allegedly) stopped and the credits roll.

In this week’s episode I’ll be discussing the various aspects of the Elm Street fandom and how they’ve impacted me to showcase my own love of the franchise. FredHeads come from various backgrounds, creeds, races, gender identities, and sexual orientations. The franchise has also produced an unlimited amount of merchandise, some that is still being manufactured today, while others have gone out of print or entered rarity territory. Several acclaimed documentaries have spawned from the franchise as well. A comprehensive doc in Never Sleep Again, and some detailing personal studies of the actors involved, like I Am Nancy and Scream, Queen… In total, the Elm Street fanbase is just as vast as the close to 40 years of merch.

In this week’s episode I’ll be discussing the short lived Freddy’s Nightmares: A Nightmare on Elm Street - The Series. Lasting two seasons comprising of 44 episodes, Freddy’s Nightmares should be given its flowers not only as a viable entry into 80s horror anthologies, but also into the ANOES franchise overall. Freddy’s Nightmares isn’t really considered canon with most fans and historians, which is a damn shame. The show could easily be incorporated into some of the plot holes or dangling threads in the franchise’s chronology.

Please Check Out Syndicated Nightmares with Dave Berman and Michelle Hanson for a full deep dive into the entire series. Also check out the official Nightmare on Elm Street Compendium on the series here.

Hello Gays and Strays, here's the second part of the Super Chiller Edition of MSD, featuring My Elm Street Journey Vol. 1, which covers The Dream Child, Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare, Wes Craven's New Nightmare, Freddy Vs. Jason, and the 2010 remake of ANOES. Hope you enjoy, and leave comments!

Welcome Back, Gays and Strays! After a (not planned) hiatus, I am back with the first "Super Chiller" of the season with My Elm Street Journey, a "three-part" look at how the A Nightmare on Elm Street franchise has shaped me throughout moments in my life. This particular episode was originally 3 hours long, so I split into two parts. Hope you enjoy!

My thoughts on the situation with DaBaby, Boosie, etc and why we need more counter narratives from black queer allies. Short episode...