Fellow fiends, welcome to another terrifying and delectable episode of nightmare on film Street. the horror Plan 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 mini episode of nightmare on film street. I'm Kim. I'm John we are talking dead in the water. We'll be announcing next week's movies on the full-length episode of The Nightmare on Elm Street podcast coming to you on Thursday. But before that we are going to talk about what's keeping your creepy Jam. There's been a bunch of movies coming out and there's another one that's coming out tomorrow so movies. That's what's keeping me creepy as usual. Super easy Also pries, let's start with the grudge still in the theater directed by Nicholas Pash think it's past. I haven't gotten confirmation. My voice right now is the first time I'm hearing it said out loud. I probably heard it elsewhere before I'm fairly certain. It's Nicholas patch director of eyes of my mother and piercing worked on a grudge remake that's finally in the theaters took almost two years to get there. Hmm. We saw it last week. Yeah you were there. Review for the website. Yeah, if you're asking me to take it away, I'll fine. I'll say it first. I didn't like I didn't I didn't hate it. Yeah, it was just kind of the more I think about it. It's just a weird tonal thing. It almost felt like it should have been a series or something you can you imagine this as just like a surprise horror Anthology. Yeah, like it could have been almost like my Flanigan's Hillhouse adaptation. Okay and each episode instead become like a Family that's been affected by this Grudge house. I don't families. That's was there could have been ton. I was gonna say this is where I may be I don't know if I've done this before but well, there's like eight Jewel in movies. So, okay sure. There's a lot of people that have been affected. Also. It's a reiteration you can invent some families. Yeah. It's true the world's your oyster when you want to make a movie, you know what this one set on Mars. I don't know how she got there fuck it. We'll deal with that in the prequel. But for now, we're on Mars. Yeah, there was just a A lot of different storylines that I don't know if they necessarily meshed together. And I don't know I was just I had a hard time getting into it and I think it comes down to tone. So I wanted more creepy hair girl. Yeah, I wanted a lot more creepy hair girl. I'm not really like a big grudge guy. I've got a grudge guy. No, I don't hold. I don't hold a grudge. That was what really set me back with this movie. That was you know, it was a terrible joke. Oh something I About this movie. Let's just let's just steer the conversation that way sure there is a scare at the beginning of this movie. That is just so so in the garbage bag talking about that garbage bag. So if you haven't if you haven't seen the movie it's in like the first like the opening credits, but like there's a woman who's on a phone in Japan. She's scared about the house. She's in and she wants to get home to her family and you know, she's all she's escaped. She's looking back at the house like fuck you house out of here in the garbage bag starts to like inflate like somebody's inside. It breathing it was so good. It's so small. It's so subtle. It is so great. Like it. Honestly the next 45 minutes of the movie. It didn't matter what happened because I was like that garbage bag though. Oh my well, you know talking about you can hear John go on about the garbage bag in the patreon exclusive episode that we recorded over at patreon.com slash Nightmare On Film Street, or you can just read John's review. That's a 1000 fs podcast.com and speaking of movies in the theater will We're checking it under water, which is out this week. I think you're excited for this one. I am yeah, you like underwater. So I'm very excited. You don't strike me as the kind of person who's like underwater whore love that aquatic stuff, but you get excited every time one comes. I know I wouldn't say that. I guess I am a water person. I guess I am have you seen the I'm sure you've seen the abyss right James Cameron movie. Is that the one where he goes and looks at the Titanic? No, that's the Titanic. Titanic that you know, there was a movie that came out was like James Cameron explores the wreckage of the Titanic. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I remember that scullion Titanic longer. I don't you I've never seen it Titanic again again. No the abyss it's got Ed Harris and there's like aliens underwater and I like manipulate the water. I feel like I've been dreading it out on the podcast purely because I don't think I've seen it. You got it. We've seen it. I'm sure you've seen it. I don't think I've seen it. Maybe we should do it on the pot. I brought a book. But yeah, I'm very excited for underwater. I have this weird. I don't know if I love Kristen Stewart sure you do. All right, just like in differently like to watch her but do you okay so when somebody's like oh this new movies coming out it's you know, genre may be a little creepy starring Kristen Stewart. You're like, I'll see that you like Kristen Stewart, but I disclosed name a movie that she's been in that I have liked personal shoppers interesting, but I didn't like Like it but I there's the entire Twilight franchise came. You're forgetting seven movies. Uh-huh. Yeah, and the new Charlie's Angels. Uh-huh. Everyone's favorite. Yeah complete. Oh, nevermind Panic Room. Oh, yeah. She's gonna Panic Room. She's a baby but she's kind of a baby. She's so good. She's good. I like the movie a lot. I believe her is Jodie Foster's daughter. I think I've been trying to get that movie in the podcast for a while. Now. That's a fun one. That's a good. Yeah. She just do it with them movies of that guy that always does Jared Leto does he always die I think so. I think so the movies. I'm thinking off the top of my head where Jared Leto dyes are Panic Room and Prefontaine. What? Okay back on topic your water out this week. Can't wait one of us will be writing a review on that. Yep, right. Yep. Yeah and of his podcast this weekend, if you want our opinions on that also will be recording another bonus episode for patreon, which you'll be able to grab at patreon.com slash Nightmare on Elm Street. Another movie came out recently that you don't have to go to the movie theater to see and see if you kinda know you're talking about its kind of three movies. Oh the Stitch to guess series John it's a series cam. That's why it's loose. It's loose in a letterbox is a 270 minute movie. Well, it wasn't on Rotten Tomatoes is a series. Hey, okay, this opens up a larger discussion because technically Twin Peak season 3. The return is listed on letterbox as 118 our movie. I think the new le is a movie. It's not a movie. It's really really it's a series of films that you can watch right now the entire Trilogy of available to you with your monthly subscription. Unless did you say Netflix know maybe because it's on Netflix on Netflix unless you're unless you're in the UK and you have a subscription to whatever BBC Channel this was on BBC has so many channels. I like when they like no, I won't bbc1 Derren Brown dollars are scary thing. On bbc2 today, we've got a dog who yells at a hat. He's also on BBC three now BBC for he owes it a prime minister. Oh boy, um, but Dracula's pretty great the first episode alone. I highly recommend you watch it episode 2 was okay episode 3 kind of fell off the love train for me, but this is where Kim and I differ I already started a fight with you on Twitter. I don't think you've seen it yet. I don't think I have let's bring it in the room talk right now. No. No, I think I just called you a liar The Edge if you don't like that ending. No, it wasn't for me. But part one is the most amazing thing. I've seen this year. Yep, and I know we're over so early in the year. So that's the mean anything. It's the most amazing piece of Television. I have discovered on Netflix. They're saying it drop the gun. No, you're not wrong part. Once open part one is in Reds fucking wonderful. Yeah part two is it's more tractable stuff for me. What's wrong with more Dracula stuff? We're on it's more of an Agatha Christie story sort of a murder mystery who done it. Feel it's okay. It's not bad. It's great. I love this like the Bold choices that this miniseries took. It's so great. So it's like it gets total creativity point. So even though part three I'm not hugely into it totally deviates from the lore and kind of does its own thing, which is really refreshing. Even if I didn't necessarily love it. And the reason I didn't love it. It's just because I think it's too late to introduce so much new stuff just it didn't feel like a tied up loose ends for me. The ending is strange the egg. I will say the ending. In kind of comes and you're surprised about it. We're trying to be vague as possible. I really like some elements of that ending. I think that Alan that ending is very interesting and unique to his character. There is some you know, building blocks that I don't think get us there. But but I love a lot of the choices they make in this movie and and they make some really strange ones and some ones that are just completely wild and new especially Dracula's Powers. They really play around Dracula's Powers. Yeah, they do. Cool shit. But yeah Dracula BBC / Netflix is Dracula. Check it out. I'll be BC fault. Yeah, I already started on letterbox. They usually do an end-of-the-year like hey, these are like my favorite movies. I saw this year which includes our top 10 as always and then like another 20 or 30 movies that I just really enjoy and I just started the 2020 list already and put Dracula on it. Mmm think I'm just going to keep updating that throughout the year. I wonder how skewed it's going to be at the end like you're just getting stuff six hundred movies. Oh God, it's just every movie I saw but yeah, I think that's all caught up for movie watching this week New Mutants trailer dropped again. It's again back on the release schedule. I'm not even sure what the release date is. So I'm sorry. I'm not being totally helpful here, but no mutants are back there happening. As far as I have heard. They're going with the original cut. So all of the changes that were made over the past couple years have been scrapped. Wow. Yeah, so they're going with cut one interesting which I guess Is the director's cut I guess depending who knows this is our Generations Blade Runner by the sounds of it. Unfortunately, it's going to be the beginnings not that it hasn't already happened, but it is sort of like the first big superhero movie. We can point to being horror outside of stuff like bright burn I guess and I'm not necessarily looking for look looking forward to the next five years of superhero movies that I have to I guess see out of obligation. And so whatever you guys are gonna have to Your horror card do that. I mean it's gone. You tell her Joy. I'm sure it's gonna be fine. Yeah, whatever. We've just been waiting a long time. I'm excited. I like scary stuff, which of course brings me to the reason we're here today. We're here to talk about movies that are dead in the water. That's not a bad description. We are here to talk about two movies that we will be discussing on next week's episode of narrative film street that we are calling dead in the water for reasons. That will become very obvious very soon. Yes, this is part 2 episode part 2 of silver screams month all January. We are celebrating black and white horror, its 2020. We're celebrating the 20s and all of the horror films of yesteryear and we're kicking it off this week or next week with psycho and lay diabolique. Yeah, so I'm very certain your familiar is like, oh you've probably definitely seen it. They diabolique so great. So great and arguably the film that inspired Alfred Hitchcock to make psycho the way he made it by all accounts. He did want to make Le diabolique himself, but this French director beat him to it Clouseau Clouseau beat him to it. Yeah come for the murder stay for the creepy bathroom scenes. Oh, there's there are some creepy bathroom seems to both of these movies obviously psycho, but definitely / Le diable. Like if you're unfamiliar with the movie it is available on the Criterion Channel if you want to check it out there. I mean there are you can get it on VOD. We do have a great write-up from our senior contributor Stephen ecole a 1000 FS podcast.com. It's part of her silver screens column, which inspired this entire month's theme just look up late diabolique on the website and check out everything every amazing thing that she has to say about this movie. I can't wait to talk to you guys about it. It's a lot of fun. And before we let you go John I'm going to have to call upon your help. And because we need to advertise the hotline that we keep forgetting to plug 705 409 4 1 5 that's how I remember that yeah, I remember it. And now we all remember it. It's the 705 line line line line line. Haha. Yeah, give us a call at the nightmare on film Street hotline, let us know what your favorite scary movie is plug your own projects or tell us what you thought about The Grudge and underwater what movies you're looking forward to in. 2020 at 7:05 4 0 0 9 4 1 5 705 know if our faith in like oh, yeah, we gotta remember to plug it more because I feel like this is only the second time we've ever plugged it. Yeah, you're probably right but we will catch you next Thursday with the full-length episode of Nightmare on Elm Street until then. I'm Kim. I'm John stay creepy. 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 by following @n o FS podcast. And as always more terror can be found lurking on our Set www dot Nightmare On Film Street podcast.com until next week. Stay creepy fiends.
Silver Scream month continues at Nightmare on Film Street, with a whole host of diabolical classics from yesteryear, but first - let's talk about some NEW horror! January has a full slate of terror to feast on with The Grudge, Underwater, The Turning, and Hansel & Gretel hitting the big screen this month! Before sending you off with the two 'Dead in the Water' horror films to watch for next week, your hosts Kim and Jon give their thoughts on The Grudge, BBC/Netflix's Dracula, and cheer about catching Underwater this weekend. LEAVE US A VOICEMAIL Call us and record a voice message - (705) 400 – 9415! Share your thoughts on a recent episode, your hot take, promote your film, or get weird! Your message might just appear on the Nightmare on Film Street Podcast! SUPPORT THE SHOW Nightmare on Film Street is a labor of love - and Terror! We're independently recorded, edited, and produced. Support us on Patreon to unlock frightfully good rewards; like shoutouts on the show and social media, access to our episode archive, producer credits, bonus episodes, and much more! 