Happy October! And welcome to the start of our review of the Elm Street Franchise. We are going all in this month (well, maybe not Pete) and watching all of the films in the franchise, including the remake and the documentary Never Sleep Again. This week we cover the OG Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) and the 2010 remake. Listen as we share our thoughts and impressions of this iconic franchise. 1, 2, MRAC is coming for you...

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Episode 48 - G'day everyone and greetings from down under. This is our fourth and final week here in Australia watching and discussing Australian Horror, and we end with a bang with Killing Ground (2016). This is a tough watch for some and a must watch for horror fans. Tune in to hear us break it down, and after the discussion Brian reveals our October theme, which will be the Elm St Franchise. So next week we start with the original Nightmare on Elm St (1984). Join us for all the fun, and don't forget about the giveaway!

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Episode 47 - It's Love week! Welcome to part 3 of our continuing coverage of Australian horror. This week we are headed to the suburbs, and once again we watch a film that is based on a true story, although it is not explicitly stated. We watch and discuss Hounds of Love (2016) and the supplemental The Loved Ones (2009). What did QQ think of that dog scene? I think we all know, but tune in for that and lots more.

And tune in next week as we wrap up Aussie Horror month with Killing Ground (2016). We will also find out what Brian will be bringing us next month.

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Episode 46 - Crikey! It is week 2 of our trip down under to talk Australian Horror. The theme this week is horror in the water where we watch and discuss The Reef, a 2010 shark film. We also get bit into the supplemental films, Rogue (2009) and Black Water (2007), both of which are crocodile films. Who will come out of this one alive? Tune in to find out.

And tune in next week as we head to Aussie Suburbia for Love Week, as we cover Hounds of Love (2016) and The Loved Ones (2009)

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Episode 45 - Pack your bags because we are heading down under this month to cover Australian Horror. The films we look at this month will explore the theme of setting as character and how the land plays a role in each film. This week we are headed to the outback to watch and discuss Wolf Creek (2005). Wolf Creek is an Australian slasher film and introduced the world to the character of Mick Taylor. Join us as we break it down.

And join is next week for horror in the water, when we discuss The Reef (2010).

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Episode 44 - Face/Off (1997) starring Nicholas Cage and John Travolta was a huge blockbuster hit at the time of its release. Does it still hold up? What would it have been like with two different lead actors? Give it a watch and tune in to find out.

And tune in next week as we go down under and start a new theme: Aussie Horror. The first film up is Wolf Creek (2005)

Nick Cage's face on cats: https://nerdbot.com/2019/09/15/welcome-to-cats-with-nicholas-cages-face/

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Episode 43 - We are back at it again with more face action. Pete uncovers a hidden gem with Scalpel (1977), which was originally titled False Face. We discuss the oddity that is this film and get into the weeds as always. Join us for this discussion and tune in next week for the conclusion of About Face month as we watch Face/Off (1997).

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Episode 42 - We had some delays due to scheduling conflicts but Face month continues with our coverage of the French classic Eyes Without a Face (1960)... because no Pete month would be complete without something silent and something French. This film received a negative reaction from film critics in France when it was released but has gone on to become a classic. What do we think about it? More importantly, what does QQ think of it? Tune in to find out.

And stay tuned for another episode drop coming soon.

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Episode 41 - It is a new month and a new theme. This month we will be exploring films about face, hosted by Pete. And no Pete month would be complete without a dip into the cinematic past with silent film. This week we watch and discuss The Man Who Laughs (1928). After an introduction to the month, we discuss silent film, remakes and have a few laughs along the way. Join us all month long for some face talk.

Next week: Eyes Without A Face (1960)

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Episode 40 - This is the 5th week of our deep dive into the Japanese New Wave films of the 1960's. This week we tackle another film by Imamura Shohei; The Insect Woman (1963). This one shared a lot of the themes of previous weeks and left us with even more questions about this era in Japanese film. Join us as we break it down, and join us next week as we take a break from Japan. Pete unveils next month's theme of films About Face. Next week: The Man Who Laughs (1928).

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