Bello fiends welcome to another terrifying and delectable episode of nightmare on film Street the horror Pride cast with zero credibility, but all of the blood ghouls and Gore your puny heart can handle let's give a grave Welcome to our hosts John and Kim. Hello again fiends and welcome to this micro sewed of nightmare on film street. I'm Kim. I'm John and it is our distinct pleasure to wish you a happy Halloween. Happy Halloween, even though we've already put out our Halloween episode The Romero in episode, which hopefully listen to last week our minisode actually falls on Halloween. Sorry the dog is she's just being she's here as always. Yep. She's living up the road trip life as you can tell. Are still on the road we are still in Orlando Florida at this is probably the first time we've done a recording. We're in the same place that we all report last episode. We've done Disney. We did Mickey's not-so-scary Halloween Party. We've been at Universal a few days and hanging out of the monsters Cafe tonight. We have Halloween Horror Nights and I'm so scared. It's gonna be great. Everybody else is excited. Everybody wants it was excited everybody with you and I'm like, yeah, it's gonna be great. You're like you should get a fast pass like I don't want fast path. I don't want to give it all that you want to go. Has 4,000 corpses know you wanna go Universal monsters? Hey, you want to check out that us house? I'll look at them from outside do perfectly honest. I was so scared the ones I'm most looking forward to our depths of fear. I really want to see that one in your pictures. I want to go I want to go to some of the more original ones. Like it'll be cool to see like how much effort and Care gets put into the the property houses that are based on movies, but I want the original scares that I don't know. What's coming. I'm not. Oh, let's Captain's bald and going to look like, you know, I On something completely unknown. I want to go on the mummy and Escape from Gringotts. Well, from what I understand. The Line rides are super short. So you'll have no problem getting on both of those. I'll hold our bags. I'm really nervous. I'm still worried. I'm gonna chicken out and everybody's gonna hate me but you know, that's later today. We'll see how it goes. I'll totally tweet about it. But before we let you know what we are talking about next week on the podcast, which we're celebrating a new month. No, Remember, I know you guys are still in Halloween mode. That's totally fine. But John you want to tell them what the theme for November is going to be at an office podcast.com. November's theme is going to be home is where the horror is so home-based Horrors. I mean, I think we're all returning home. We were Canadians you're all returning home for Thanksgiving. We were gearing up for the holidays and sometimes going back home and seeing your family is the scariest part of the year. Yeah, so we're doing all kinds of Mastic Horrors. It's kind of a blend of house based. So like Gothic Horrors and some fun quirky literally house based Horrors and then also family-based. So we're going to be doing tons of editorials and lists and the like over an office podcast.com. We're also sneaking in a few fun home type Horrors on the podcast. Yes, we'll get to in a minute. But in the meantime, well, I guess we already talked about Orlando. What else is keeping you creepy this week. We've spent so much time in Orlando that that we have had time to watch three movies in the theater. We've seen three theater movies in the last week. I think three. Yeah to Last Friday. We saw the lighthouse and there we see that we saw that here do we we saw it in Disney Springs? Oh technically Orlando. Oh, yeah. We've seen three movies. Yeah. We saw we saw the light house. We saw Joker and last night. We saw countdown, which of those three you want to talk about first Kim. Let's try to keep it short how we The Lighthouse at all not at all close to do it in order then Lighthouse was weird as fuck. So weird black-and-white black-and-white full-frame mono stereo mix like yeah. It's like square picture Instagram retro. Yeah TV format. I guess it's probably the only movie that like really fully Embraces the style that is pulling from because it wants to be in some ways like a German 1930s expressionist film. And know that if anybody else did that it would not look the way it looks it would not be it would not have as much farting in it. There was so much farting. Yeah, I I'm still processing though. I don't think I'm gonna you know, I'm just gonna say I don't think I liked it but I enjoyed it. Sure. Does that make sense? Yeah. No, I had fun watching it. It was very visually cool. The acting was amazing Robert Pattinson and Willem Dafoe were phenomenal. I just don't I don't know there wasn't enough points. Do it for me. So I kind of left being like mmm, but still being mesmerized by how like stressful and cinematic the visuals were sure I I definitely would have loved for it to have tipped more into like that sort of Supernatural realm, but I don't think that's what the movie was trying to do. So I can't really fault it for it. I definitely really liked it. But I almost like it more thinking about it as a As a response to Airy Asters Midsummer, like I for both of those movies to come out it's got daily. This dog is too cute, but also super no annoying and Loud Everyone's a Critic. Yeah. Yeah Midsummer. So like I really do like thinking of these two movies as a double feature and I really hope somebody somewhere releases them both because they are Polar Opposites to each other we have a movie. Just like full of color. And another one that is feminine devoid of yeah, it's masculine. Yeah, and then like a movie that's all about mm being embraced and having a community and this one's about isolation and being alone and it's so great that both of these movies came in the same year and they could not be more different from each other. That's a really great Point. Yeah. I just wish there was a bit more story to the movie because the which had everything it had all those wonderful visuals and those cinematic moments, but it also had it. A really wonderful story that's still kind of did its own thing, but it did like kind of wrap up nicely at the end and and lighthouses. I guess we're going on too long. The stores are increasing. But yeah, and then we also saw Joker Joker which was a lot more fun funds out the right word. I enjoyed it a lot more than I was expecting. Yeah. So I really enjoyed it. I thought it was a really great movie. I described as like Christmas Eve will set in The Batman Universe it's very dark and gritty a lot of people were like, why are we even calling this Joker? I thought it was really fun because it's kind of like a conversation on like one-sided media and how communities kind of like the murmurings of communities can grow into these these huge powerful movements for both good and bad and it's pretty great that it's under this like superhero costume because it's like a direct reflection. Action of society right now are our film and Cinema. That's dominating are these like these Super Heroes coming in and cloaks and capes and saving these major cities. Yeah. Well like the general public is like divided and and everybody's like treating everybody else as the villain. So I thought I thought superheroes are a perfect fit to do that kind of story. So I really enjoyed it. Yeah. I hadn't really been paying too much attention to the controversy. This movie was getting by all accounts. It looked Though it was a movie about a person who was starting a violent movement at a time where people are really not interested in violent movements because they're obviously not good, but I I see the movie as being entirely in Joker's perspective. And I think that's what makes it interesting like all the music use and everything seems like a lot of music that makes him out to be the good guy and a lot of stuff that where you're supposed to be may be sympathetic to this crazy person and I don't mean crazy in a Comic book way I mean crazy in a mentally unstable way because he very much is and like he does the things that you see in the news that are like, oh that really brought my day down. But when you're in his mind, he doesn't see it as anything other than normal or absurd or just his life and I just thought I just thought it was a really cool gritty story and like up to a point. I thought it would almost play better if it was directed by Rob Zombie with no mention of the Batman Universe what? So ever but I think they big bring the Batman stuff in a good interesting way the end of the movie. Yeah. Just one thing on like the commenting is that I don't necessarily think that it's glorifying like a violent supervillain or character. The story is more about what happens when you ignore an uprising like it's only going to get more like these people are only going to find each other if you continue to ignore them or Not address them kind of thing. Like it's going to have a bubbling point and he's just The face of the bubbling Point like it it has nothing to do with him at the end. Like he's literally just the face on the Cracker Jack box box at the end like the popcorn is still popping inside. That's really good. Thanks. Also Christmas evil is the greatest in scripture 1000% Christmas evil, but in the Gotham uterus and then we saw a camp down yesterday, which was kind of like this fun. I don't want to say throw away because I feel like that's really derogatory. But this teen horror sort of thing digital teen horror. That was like really big in the Early 2000s where it was like, oh we have technology now and then Technologies haunted it's gonna be the end of it. But yeah, and you know, the movie was kind of run-of-the-mill it was okay. The comedians were really stand out though. There are two comedian actors who were hilarious and totally brought the movie up for me. Yeah, Tom Segura is hysterical in it. And I don't unfortunately, I remember the name of the actor who plays the priest in it, but he he is from Wolf on Wall Street at like go see it for him alone. Like just a priest who is just like so stoked to be fighting demons. It is too funny. But yeah, like there's not really a whole lot to the movie. It's just supposed to be a fun popcorn movie and that's totally fine. You know we talked about needing horror movies for kids. We need horror movies for teens to this is the kind of movie. I would have loved when I was 15. I was totally we're going to see this. Like I probably would have the same reaction that I'm having now. I was a teenager but I would have loved to see it. So exactly totally yeah, it's fine. It was fun. The question is whose day we got them for five bucks. Yeah. See you next Tuesday guys you want if we want to Rattle off a few bits of pieces of news Creepshow to has been renewed if you haven't heard it's coming back bigger and better than ever. Let's go. Just ease into not creeped up to the movie. Yeah Christmas season two is happening. Kim has a small bit of knows that she wants to share with everybody. I think I don't want to do it. Okay. So if you're unfamiliar with something called the blood list, it's a collection of scripts that gets compiled every year of unproduced screenplays whether for Pilots or features or shorts to highlight some really cool emerging Talent specifically in horror, and this year's bloodless blood. Just 11 2019 includes a fun feature script from our very own Kimberly Elizabeth. Yeah, so I made on the fresh blood selects, which is for like really new screenwriters from people who don't have any credits or representation and my screen plays on there. It's called second act Library. It's this really fun I'm saying, it's fun. I don't know. It's funny. I've read it metal horror comedy where it's purely for horror fans. So it's it's Six I say six. It's technically seven horror movies that all converge in the middle of their own movie. So it's it that's why it's called second act Library. So if it's hard to do this without explaining just like take a pause. It's because we've been using this term for like a year and a half now. Yeah. So second act library is what we use to describe that moment in every horror film ever where the protagonist goes to do research. They go on Wikipedia, they Go to a physical Library. They find this Guru or this some philosopher. Whose got all the answers and explains everything about their demon or their monster or whatever their the horror movie. They're in yeah, you've probably complained about it as like oh Exposition because somebody just unloads all the information you need but cam geniusly has coined it as the second act library and oh, thank you. And in in the second act Library the screenplay it starts when six different horror. The characters are at that moment, but they all happen to converge in the same spot and there's something kind of happening that made them all kind of escaped their own movies. And yeah, I'm I'm so excited that somebody's finally liked it because I finish this script the end of last year and I've submitted it to a bunch of contests and it hasn't really done anything because I don't think that they were necessarily horror people reading it and it's got a ton of like horror Easter eggs, like every single character in it is from a different type of horror movie. You really need to like be in the genre to appreciate some of the things. So I'm so happy that the bloodless read it and they liked it like that alone was like enough enough for me. Like I'm so excited but even better news is you can actually read the whole stream play. It is live on the website. There's no like pay wall or anything. You just like go click the PDF and you can read my whole screen play. The only thing I ask is that you let me know what you thought good or bad. You can direct message me on Twitter. You can tweet at me if it's nice, but you can read it. at blood list.com Yeah, I'm so excited. Whoo. Congratulations Kim. This is such good news and it's such a great screenplay and I wouldn't say that if I didn't mean it. I know I'm like the one person who you should probably thank you. Yeah, I'm so pumped. I'm excited for people to finally read it. So yeah, check it out. Yeah. I'm sure you don't want to give away too much about it. But like if you are a big fan of you know Cabin in the Woods or scream Or even the mask the rise of Leslie Vernon, like all of those meta horror movies that like really analyze the genre and pick apart exactly what it is you love about it and give you an entirely new story. Like I highly recommend you check this out it is yeah perfect little holiday read and I like I'm sure there are some other great screenplays on the bloodless this year. I intend to read all of them. But if you had to pick one first, that's the one I would recommend also. Halloween we wanted to do something a little fun fun. Oh, yeah. Yeah. So we're having a little flash sale on our web store our new t-shirt the one with our faces on it the horror Marathon shirt. It is 31 percent off. But that is only until midnight tonight. You can get it at a store downtown office podcast.com. And the code is grave. We only have limited sizes and colors available. So whatever you see is what we've got add the shirt to the cart enter the code grave and you'll get 31 percent off and that goes until midnight. Store got an office podcast.com. How about we let them know what movies will be talking about next week on an episode the work hauling. Documented demons who is an episode you would want to do for a little while. Yeah both these movies. I've really enjoyed taking of Deborah Logan which is very fun. Spooky found footage movie. I don't want to talk too much about it because it's great. If you haven't seen it, please go watch it is now streaming on shutter. Oh, yeah shutter just added it so you can check it out there and then the last exorcism which is I think a really underrated. Thanks Miss Selden. A really underrated found footage movie and underrated even by myself. Oh, yeah, I never want I watch this movie you want so like I think we do talk about it in the full episode. But like we were supposed to be doing the taking a Deborah Logan with the visit and it was supposed to be about like crazy grandma's basically and then we realized we don't have already turned of this. Like it's still written on our whiteboard at home. Oh, yeah during the visit and so we're just dummies. It's been we've been doing this podcast for three years. We were bound to make a mistake. Oh, well, I'm glad we didn't record it though. Yeah wild but the last exorcism was not looking forward to watching it loved it. Yeah, I maybe not loved it. But like enjoyed it a lot more than I thought. Yeah, so it's definitely you're due for a re watch if you haven't watched this one since it came out because it is surprisingly fresh. So Those are the two movies for next week. It's going to be hitting your feeds on Thursday, you know where to find it Apple podcasts Google play Stitcher Spotify, whatever you got this episode wherever you got this episode. But until then Happy Halloween, happy Halloween if you happen to be one Orlando Johnson died. I know there's a few of you because we found you on Twitter. Yeah, and some of you at the theme park we're going to be at Pat O'Brien's on Halloween. Oh, you're gonna let him totally we're gonna be asking to be karaoke. We're going to be with a live band. Yeah. Yeah, we're gonna do karaoke in our Halloween costumes because our Halloween Horror Nights tickets expire tonight the night because we're going to we're going to Halloween Horror Nights night. But yeah if you are in I know we will be somewhere on CityWalk. Come find us. We're going to party. I think but until then I'm John I'm Kim. Happy Halloween was I was not sure how we were gonna my mouth went to simultaneously do both and nothing came out. What are we doing? Let's say stay creepy. Okay 1 2 3. Happy Halloween. We'll see you next Ricky it appears you made it out alive just long enough to tell the tale of The Nightmare on film Street how help us grow The Horde leave a review on iTunes or wherever you subscribe continue. This week's conversation on Twitter. Following @n o FS podcast and is always more terror can be found lurking on our website. Www.narang.com film Street podcast.com until next week. Stay creepy fiends.
Happy Halloween, Horror Fiends! Kicking off this week's mini-sode, Kim and Jon recount three recent trips to the theatre and share their takes on The Lighthouse, Joker, and Countdown. Then, it's a celebrating of Kim's Screenplay Second Act Library, which just landed on the 2019 Blood List - Fresh Blood Selects! Kim shares a brief synopsis of the film, and gives you the lowdown on where you can read the entire screenplay! They also share a little Halloween treat; 31% OFF T-shirts 'till midnight on Halloween! (Use code GRAVE at STORE.NOFSPODCAST.COM) And when the trick-or-treating wanes, the team gears up for a new month at NOFSPODCAST.COM, announcing  their November theme: "Home is Where the Horror Is!" Lastly, get the heads up on the two films being discussed next week on the full-length episode of Nightmare on Film Street - and beware of DOCUMENTED DEMONS! --- Website: www.NOFSPODCAST.COM (http://www.nofspodcast.com/) Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/nofspodcast Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/nightmareonfilmstreet Facebook Page: http://www.facebook.com/nightmareonfilmstreet Facebook Group: http://www.facebook.com/groups/horrorfiendsofnofs Subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/nightmareonfilmstreet/ Support the Show: Unlock access to exclusive bonus content and earn some other frightfully good rewards, including shoutouts, merch, and swag by supporting Nightmare on Film Street on Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/nightmareonfilmstreet) . 