Nightmare on 5th Street: A horror movie podcast

Why does a podcast episode begin with an apology? Because we promised our listeners that all three sisters would be discussing Aliens this week. However, we had an issue with audio and we needed to re-record without our very special guest, Daisy. We are planning on inviting her back in the future, so don't worry. For this episode, nostalgia is the theme. Here's a movie we have seen many times and still enjoy. I mean, come on, Sigourney Weaver. A sponsor drops their sponsorship and Dalia shares her obsession with Billy the Kid. We also learn about the life and background of one of the characters from Alien. We had lots of fun recording this episode...again. And we hope you enjoy.

Sources for this episode:

[Trapped By Gender] Intersexuality in the ‘Alien’ Franchise by Alice Collins

Music for this podcast created by JUNIPER. Find her music on SPOTIFY

Support our podcast: https://www.patreon.com/nightmaremoviepodcast

Why does a podcast episode begin with an apology? Because we promised our listeners that all three sisters would be discussing Aliens this week. However, we had an issue with audio and we needed to re-record without our very special guest, Daisy. We are planning on inviting her back in the future, so don't worry. For this episode, nostalgia is the theme. Here's a movie we have seen many times and still enjoy. I mean, come on, Sigourney Weaver. A sponsor drops their sponsorship and Dalia shares her obsession with Billy the Kid. We also learn about the life and background of one of the characters from Alien. We had lots of fun recording this episode...again. And we hope you enjoy.

Sources for this episode:

[Trapped By Gender] Intersexuality in the ‘Alien’ Franchise by Alice Collins

Music for this podcast created by JUNIPER. Find her music on SPOTIFY

Support our podcast: https://www.patreon.com/nightmaremoviepodcast

Nostalgia time! Did you read “Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark” when you were younger? We sure did. And now we’re watching the movie and re-telling it in a very NSFW manner. Definitely no young ones around while we share this tale. We have some fun stories to share, Forrest Gump quotes, and then Dalia shares the plight of the brown, black, and poor who were shipped off to die in Vietnam. Bet you all didn’t know that Dalia could sneak in more history lessons for you in these horror flicks. She’s a sneaky one! So join in on this conversation, get a little nostalgic with these story retellings, and learn a little bit of our dark U.S. history.

Support our podcast: https://www.patreon.com/nightmaremoviepodcast

Nostalgia time! Did you read “Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark” when you were younger? We sure did. And now we’re watching the movie and re-telling it in a very NSFW manner. Definitely no young ones around while we share this tale. We have some fun stories to share, Forrest Gump quotes, and then Dalia shares the plight of the brown, black, and poor who were shipped off to die in Vietnam. Bet you all didn’t know that Dalia could sneak in more history lessons for you in these horror flicks. She’s a sneaky one! So join in on this conversation, get a little nostalgic with these story retellings, and learn a little bit of our dark U.S. history.

Support our podcast: https://www.patreon.com/nightmaremoviepodcast

TW/CW: There is a child death, off camera sexual assault, and animal death. Oh my goodness, people. Our microphones, especially Dalia's, were super sensitive so you're going to hear a little bit of our lives in the background. But we're okay with that because we loved discussing this movie. A little French nursery rhyme enjoyed by a creepy Swedish trio of killers is just the perfect combo of hair raising material. Plus Dalia gives a lesson on 17th century lithotomy. Who'd have thought she could sneak some medical history into this one? Kick back, relax, and listen in to our discussion of this Shudder Swedish movie.

Support our podcast: https://www.patreon.com/nightmaremoviepodcast

TW/CW: There is a child death, off camera sexual assault, and animal death. Oh my goodness, people. Our microphones, especially Dalia's, were super sensitive so you're going to hear a little bit of our lives in the background. But we're okay with that because we loved discussing this movie. A little French nursery rhyme enjoyed by a creepy Swedish trio of killers is just the perfect combo of hair raising material. Plus Dalia gives a lesson on 17th century lithotomy. Who'd have thought she could sneak some medical history into this one? Kick back, relax, and listen in to our discussion of this Shudder Swedish movie.

Support our podcast: https://www.patreon.com/nightmaremoviepodcast

TW/CW: This episode discusses child death and suicide. If you feel that you cannot listen to this content, we completely understand. We want you to take care of you.

For those who do wish to continue with this episode...

Music for this podcast created by JUNIPER. Find her music on SPOTIFY

Support our podcast: https://www.patreon.com/nightmaremoviepodcast

TW/CW: This episode discusses child death and suicide. If you feel that you cannot listen to this content, we completely understand. We want you to take care of you.

For those who do wish to continue with this episode...

Music for this podcast created by JUNIPER. Find her music on SPOTIFY

Support our podcast: https://www.patreon.com/nightmaremoviepodcast

This is a great one this week. Honestly, though, we’re going to say that about every episode. But this one is so good we couldn’t stop talking about it. We watched and discussed Gonjiam-A Haunted Asylum, a South Korean found footage flick. Not only could we not stop talking about it, but we also ruin one of your favorite San Antonio ghost stories. Dalia ruins your fun at the Haunted Railroad Tracks in San Antonio and Alma describes our social media accounts in the most flattering way. Tune in for a great walk through of a fun found footage flick. Sorry, couldn’t resist. Alliteration is fun.

Support our podcast: https://www.patreon.com/nightmaremoviepodcast

This is a great one this week. Honestly, though, we’re going to say that about every episode. But this one is so good we couldn’t stop talking about it. We watched and discussed Gonjiam-A Haunted Asylum, a South Korean found footage flick. Not only could we not stop talking about it, but we also ruin one of your favorite San Antonio ghost stories. Dalia ruins your fun at the Haunted Railroad Tracks in San Antonio and Alma describes our social media accounts in the most flattering way. Tune in for a great walk through of a fun found footage flick. Sorry, couldn’t resist. Alliteration is fun.

Support our podcast: https://www.patreon.com/nightmaremoviepodcast