Nightmares and Cold Ones

John, Jenn with two n's and Kristina sit chat about the iconic Wes Craven Masterpiece, Scream. The incredible 90's fashion is remarked upson. Johnny Depp look-alikes are admired. Sit back, crack a cold one and enjoy. 

John and Kristina sit down to chat about Michael Dougherty's 2015 Christmas horror flick, Krampus. The two dig into the commercialization of what is supposed to be the happiest time of the year. The influence of Gremlins and Christmas Vacation is noted. Kristina later proved John wrong about the issue of subtitles being used in the movie... but John totally proved Kristina wrong about a character being named Elsa in I Know What You did Last Summer, so boom, baby. After you deck the halls, sit back, crack a frosty cold one, and enjoy.

John and Kristina chat about George A. Romero's classic zombie flick, Dawn of the Dead. The two gush over the incredible special effects done by Tom Savini. The two also realize the excessive eating and shopping mall culture makes for a weirdly appropriate Thanksgiving/Black Friday movie. Sit back, crack a cold one and enjoy.

John and Jim finish their marathon discussion on Gremlins.

John and Jim discuss Joe Dante's awesome Christmas-horror flick, Gremlins. The two get get a little nostalgic about Christmas, and their earliest impressions of this comedy horror mashup. John works on his impressions of Gremlins while Jim recounts the best Christmas gift he ever received. Sit back, crack a cold one and enjoy.

John, Kristina and Jenn with two n's discuss one of the greatest slasher flicks of all time, A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors, directed by Chuck Russell. The trio dig into why this is what many Nightmare fans will proclaim as the best in the series. John drops some random facts and does a really bad Freddy impression. Jenn and Kristina argue that the main character's name is Kirsten when it is clearly Kristen. Sit back, crack a pumpkin beer, and enjoy. 

John and Kristina chat about the definitive Halloween flick, Trick 'r Treat, directed by Michael Dougherty. The two touch on the magic of Halloween. Kristina sort of sides with a murderer from the flick. Sit back, crack a pumpkin beer, and enjoy

John and Kristina have a long chat about Wes Craven's 1984 classic, A Nightmare on Elm Street. The two reminisce about their early memories of discovering one of the titans of the slasher genre. The nature of dreams are brought up once or twice. Pumpkin beers are enjoyed. Sit back, crack a cold one and enjoy.

John and Torch finish up their discussion on The Frighteners   

John and Torch talk about Peter Jackson's underrated The Frighteners. Expect some side track conversations about videogames and roller hockey. John and Torch's first meeting is recalled. Sit back, crack a few cold ones and enjoy.