Nightmare Cinema

Scott Derrickson's 2005 The Exorcism of Emily Rose starring Laura Linney and Tom Wilkinson is loosely based on the true story of Anneliece Michel.  Jon and Sean take a look at the terrifying ordeals of Anneliese and try to separate the Holy from the Hollywood.  The True Nightmares season continues.

A rant about the state of the Halloween franchise thanks to Halloween (2018) and Halloween kills.  This may contain spoilers.  The Nightmare Cinema Halloween Special for 2021.

The second episode in the True Nightmares season.

The debut episode of Nightmare Cinema's third season - True Nightmares invites guest Jordan Frenna (co-host of Conspiracy Comrades podcast) onboard to take a look at The Amytiville Horror movie, and the Lutz's claims that their home was haunted.  Were they telling the truth, and what's more ... is The Amytiville Horror Nightmare Cinema or Certified Nightmare?

The actual finalé of the Slasher Season sees Jon and Sean riding tandem.  Where's Jonny?

The final episode in the Slasher Season.  The Nightmare Cinema hosts take a look at Sean S. Cunningham's 1980 'Friday the 13th', and reveal a little surprise for Episode 19.

The trio take a look at this 2003 French/Canadian grim classic.

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Continuing our Slasher Season, we look at Wes Craven's 1984 'A Nightmare on Elm Street', starring Robert Englund, Heather Langenkamp, and Johnny Depp.

From the warped and twisted mind of Clive Barker, this retelling of The Forbidden takes the lore of The Candyman into different territory, and moves it away from Liverpool to 1990s Chicago. The hook-man's first outing.  Be our victim...

We take a look at the seminal classic, 1978's Halloween.  Longest episode of Nightmare Cinema so far, but it's HALLOWEEN isn't it?!