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Your hosts Bryan, Matt, Joel and Ryan have a lot of work to do this week! They have to wrap up and rank everything about the Friday the 13th franchise! They rank the movies, the Jasons, the kills and so much more! This whole series has been so much fun and the wrap-up is a very fond farewell to the franchise. Be sure to tune in next week when we start talking Robocop in Automatic Pig!
Bryan Dressel, Matt "Zombie Dog Fence Post" Dykes, Joel "Tree Trimming Saw" Dewitte, and Ryan "Uber Machete" Lootens take on the most recent Friday the 13th film, the remake from 2009. While this movie may have some "stupendous" moments here and there, it largely leaves the binge buddies rather disappointed. But they have a blast taking it apart!
We got really off track this week. Join both us and Dan Leo as we stumble our way through the last four Jason films.
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Bryan Dressel, Matt "Zombie-Dog Sleeping Bag" Dykes, Joel "Sleeping Bags" Dewitte, and Ryan "Corkscrew" Lootens bring you the Christmas episode to end all Christmas episodes! One where we mostly forgot to talk about Christmas at all! But we do talk a lot about all the death and mayhem caused by two of the greatest slashers of all time going head to head! This movie is far from flawless, but joy can be found in all the flaws, making this one hell of a good time! Enjoy your break from the holiday and our last episode of 2023! Taking a little break for the holidays and we will be back in January!
This week we are doing a review of the 2003 Horror Film Freddy VS Jason.
With Brian leading the discussion and taking us back to the good ole weird days of movie entertainment. This movie resurrects the outdated phrases and phases that made the Jason and Freddy franchises as batshit crazy and cringeworthy as they were.
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In a world where you can be anything, be kind....and weird....but mostly, be kind.
Join the loot, along with me and my friend Corey as we tackle on five categories of films! The first film from any director? The first Best Picture winner we haven't seen? A film from Sudan? A Friday the 13th film? It's a mixed bag so check out the episode to know our thoughts on what we saw.
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This week on Dave’s Video Graveyard Casey and Dave are joined by former pro-wrestler Jake aka Brandon Black to talk all about his favourite films.
But as it has a habit of doing things quickly devolve into chats about Charlie Manson musicals, Fisher Stevens as an Indian man and the most boring guest description of a film so far.
Casey is excited by her new magazine called ‘Plumpers’ making Brandon regret sitting next to her. All that and the usual smut this week on DVG
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When Wes Craven first terrified audiences by unleashing dream demon Freddy Krueger in 1984, no one could have predicted that his film that had to scrape together financing just to get made would ultimately become one of the most successful horror franchises of all time. In the nearly 40 years since the first film was released, the “Nightmare on Elm Street” series has spawned nine total movies while earning more than $474 million at the box office.
The series also managed to create one of the most iconic characters in horror history with fans still scared to fall asleep out of fear that Freddy might get them.
In the latest episode of Rewind of the Living Dead as we wrap up our series on the entire “Nightmare on Elm Street” franchise we’re going to take one final look at the house that Freddy built and we welcome a special guest as we interview Lisa Wilcox — the only final girl to truly survive her nightmares….
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The idea for a movie pitting Freddy Krueger against Jason Voorhees actually dates all the back to 1987 when New Line Cinema and Paramount Pictures started talking about a crossover film following the success of “Nightmare on Elm Street Part 3: Dream Warriors” and “Friday the 13 the Part VI: Jason Lives.”
Sadly, neither studio wanted to give up rights to the other character to make the film so the ambitious plans fell to the wayside. Talks about putting the two slasher icons into a single movie continued to bubble up over the years but it wasn’t until 1999 when the project really started to get support from the studios again.
Over $6 million was reportedly spent on various scripts but eventually writers Mark Swift and Damian Shannon came up with an idea that everybody liked, which eventually led to Ronny Yu being hired as a director. Robert Englund returned for the eighth time to play Freddy while Ken Kirzinger was hired to portray Jason Voorhees despite early talks that Kane Hodder would come back to play the hockey mask killer again.
When the film finally opened in 2003, the long awaited showdown landed at No. 1 at the box office for two weeks in a row as fans flocked to the theater to see two titans of horror square off…
In the latest episode of Rewind of the Living Dead, we’re going to load up on hypnocil and jump in a van bound for Camp Crystal Lake as we review “Freddy vs. Jason”…
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It's a truly long journey this one, part 2 of 4 in fact. I am going to give you the time codes below so if you don't want spoilers then, please, avert your eyes.
Below are the timecodes for all the different segments and my guest links. Feel free to let me know where you think I got it wrong or right and of course stay safe out there & I'll see you next month.
The final chapter. We begin by digging into Wes Craven's complex, thoughtful meta-sequel New Nightmare (1994), discussing how it reassesses the themes of the first film. Then, it's time to argue over the contentious Freddy vs. Jason (2003) - is it an Iraq War allegory? - before wrapping things up with the 2010 remake. And yes, we can finally unveil our full-franchise rankings.
FREDDY VS. JASON was a mash-up of genre icons that fans had been hearing about for since the mid-1980s, but the film didn't hit the big screen until 2003. In the latest episode of WTF HAPPENED TO THIS HORROR MOVIE, we claw and machete deep into the years the project spent in development hell. Tap the video and find out exactly why it took so long for Freddy and Jason to go mano et mano on the big screen
Camp Nightmare presents their full Halloween VS Friday the 13th celebrity panel from Creature Feature Weekend 2022 including: Tom Savini, PJ Soles (Halloween), John Michael Graham (Halloween), Kyle Labine (Freddy Vs Jason, Halloween Resurrection), Kimberly Beck (F13 The Final Chapter) and Lawrence Monoson (F13 The Final Chapter)
We wrap our series on A Nightmare on Elm street with: Wes Craven's New Nightmare, Freddy vs Jason, and A Nightmare on Elm Street 2010, Dan Leo is here again.
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Friggatriskaidekaphobia (Frigga-triskai-deka-phobia) Fear of Friday the 13th, we all have it, don't we? I don't know about you all, but I don't plan anything on a Friday the 13th and am ultra superstitious that day!
When it comes to the movie franchise though, directors, actors and all those involved and let's not forget us! The franchise fans, we love it as well. As long as it stays on our TV screen and nothing else!
In Bloody Reel's 13th episode, we dive into the Friday the 13th Franchise, every last one of the installments, yep every one of them! And also explore why 13 is what it is!
So, while you're listening, don't let the cat cross your path, walk under a ladder, stay on the 13th floor of a building (you'll be hard pressed to find one) and enjoy the Voorhees ride through 12 installments of this successful franchise, let's talk some teleportation!
Two worlds collide! It's the mash-up we all hoped for 'Freddy Vs Jason'! In this episode, we talk all about the KILLS in all their GORY
Remember that small point in time VS films were a thing? Yeah that were combining of franchises and big fight scenes? Well aren't you in for a treat today we are gonna talk about two of the biggest of these movies...
80's Horror Triad - Freddy, Jason and Michael Myers - plus Aunt Bea's plant ideas for Mother's Day!
Talkin' Baloney Podcast - covering Pop Culture, Sports, Family and Friends - Nothing is Off Limits! Except politics. And religion. But everything else...
Jim Deezy and The Big Guy talk the 1980's Horror/Slasher Films of Freddy Krueger, Jason Vorhees and Michael Myers - what we liked, what we didn't like, and what didn't work (Jason in Space?)
Aunt Bea and the Butch-Man join the show to give us some ideas for Mother's Day, like what plants and flowers to buy for your mom, and what plants work well when your stuck at home...
Plus, talking about Jim Deezy's pets - and April 26th is ALIEN Day! You know, like the movie series? Yeah, we didn't know either!
It’s the penultimate episode of the ultimate monster mash! It’s volume 4 of Freddy vs. Jason here, and to help us crack the case is Talk Film Society editor at large and Monsters Never Die podcast’s Matt Curione. Along the way, we dig our claws into Freddy’s tongue abuse, the elastic route between Springwood and Crystal Lake, the “Not Your Daddy’s Freddy As Daddy” syndrome, and debate why a mental institute needs such a large and involved computer room. All that, plus we choose our own Deathventure and wonder how any Voorhees-related film can claim that Jason is afraid of the water.
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Thank Freddy & Jason it’s Friday! We’re back in the fight as we continue our deep dive into the rave-filled world of Freddy vs. Jason with the help of Satanic Panic director Chelsea Stardust! Along the way, we attempt to decipher the mysterious balance of horror and comedy, light up Jason as a tiki torch, get a whiff of The Misfits in air freshener form, and attempt the Herculean task of unraveling the murder of Lori’s mom. All that plus we play a fun round of Choose Your Own Deathventure and heap love onto the character we’ve loved the most so far, Bobby. He’s barely in the movie, but he’s played by Zack Ward, and he’s spectacular!
Watch Satanic Panic here or wherever you buy/rent movies!!
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