Radio Nasties

Hell Fest is a slasher film from 2018 and is the directorial debut of Gregory Plotkin. The film features a nameless killer stalking annoying teenagers around a Halloween attraction know as Hell Fest. It briefly features Tony Todd (Candyman) and that's about the only positive thing i have to say about it.   

In this very quick instalment of Radio Nasties we go over some of our favourite moments of the 'Halloween' franchise, rank all the films from worst to best and share some top 3's from our listeners. We also briefly go talk about where we want the franchise to go with the upcoming 'Halloween KIlls' & 'Halloween Ends.' 

Happy Halloween from Richard & Vic

AKA, THE RADIO NASTIES! 

Time for Rob Zombie's 'Halloween II' one of the most diverse entries in the series, the star studded cast return in this love it or hate it sequel. But the question is, does a white horse REALLY belong in a Halloween film? 

After the disastrous 'Halloween Resurrection' a full on reboot was in order. Who was brought in to direct a remake to John Carpenter's original 1978 classic? none other than Rob Zombie (Director; House Of 1000 Corpses/The Devils Rejects) and with an incredible cast including Malcolm McDowell (A Clockwork Orange) and Brad Dourif (Child's Play) what could go wrong?  

On this Kung-Fu kicking instalment of Radio Nasties we're delving into 2002's 'Halloween: Resurrection' directed by Rick Rosenthal (Who also directed Halloween II, he really has a thing for pointless sequels to good movies) Once again Jamie Lee Curtis (briefly) returns as Laurie Strode. It also stars Busta Rhymes for some reason.

In this episode of Radio Nasties we look at Halloween H20: Twenty years later (Yes, that's the title they wen't for) the film that disregards the previous 3 sequels and only keeps the continuity of Halloween & Halloween II. Featuring  the triumphant return of Jamie Lee Curtis as Laurie Storde, is this retcon  hit or miss? Tune in to find out.

This time on Radio Nasties we're taking at look at the fifth instalment on the Halloween franchise, 'Halloween 5: The Revenge Of Micheal Myers' released in 1989 just one year after the previous film, this film one again follows Micheal Myers niece Jamie who now has a psychic link to Micheal for some reason. Surely the next sequel can't get any more ridiculous than this? Right?

10 years after the night he came home, Micheal returns to Haddonfield. This time he's after Laurie's Daughter, Jamie (played by Danielle Harris.) Was bringing Micheal back to the franchise the right move, or should they have stuck with the anthology route? Tune in to see what we think.