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Welcome back to the bone-chilling third installment of "Beer Before Fear," where the beers are refreshingly cool, and the nightmares are even colder.  Dan and Erik are back, and this time, they are raising a toast to the the haunting world of "A Nightmare on Elm Street" (1984), all while savoring the zesty and revitalizing Gose. 

In this episode, we once again pay homage to the legendary horror maestro Wes Craven, the twisted genius behind this fear-inducing classic. Get ready to embark on a chilling journey as we recollect our most spine-tingling memories of witnessing Freddy Krueger's malevolent reign of terror on the silver screen. But that's not all—brace yourself for bone-chilling behind-the-scenes revelations that will leave you shivering with fear. 

So grab a cold one, sit back, and allow us to transport you into the darkest realms of horror and craft beer.  

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It is often said that General Douglas MacArthur didn’t have a staff, he had a court. While there were certainly a few courtiers on his staff, there were also some incredibly gifted men around him – men whose talents helped make MacArthur’s vision for the war in the Pacific a success during World War II, and men whose talents might have led to a different Korean War. General Walter Krueger was one of these men. He is somewhat of an enigma to many people today because he rarely appeared in the communiques coming out of the Pacific during the war and was seemingly uninterested in publicity or politics. MacArthur later compared him to Stonewall Jackson, but MacArthur biographer D. Clayton James compared him to George McClellan. He is often referred to as steady, methodical, and prudent – so much so that he was called “Molasses in January,” – and yet Douglas Southall Freeman considered him one of the greatest American soldiers in history and capable of directing all parts of a campaign. So who was Krueger? How valuable was he to MacArthur? What was their working relationship like?

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On the 50th episode of the Slice By Slice podcast, Jesse and Josh conclude their dive into the Nightmare On Elm Street Franchise with Freddy's Dead and Wes Craven's New Nightmare. Recorded on 10/11/2020.

• Intro
• Holy Shit, Fede Alvarez listened to his episode and liked it!
• Corrections, News, and Announcements
• What We Watched
• Film Discussions
  • Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare  (1991)
  • Wes Craven's New Nightmare (1994)
• Outro

This week, Tim and Andy tackle the sensitive subjects of A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge. Does this iconic movie still translate well today? Was anyone dreaming in this movie? Could Freddy open a stall at an artisanal market? Well string up your coach and fix your AC and settle back with this new episode. Find it on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Tune-In.

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On today’s show, It’s Halloween and the guys talk about some memorable Halloween experiences from their past, as well as some of their favorite Horror movie death scenes. DM us on Instagram @recpodcast.  

On today’s show, the guys talk about iconic horror film bad guys while Erik and special guest, David Williams, teach Roman a thing or two about the Horror genre.  

On the twenty-fourth episode of Slice By Slice Jesse and Josh continue to discuss the history, career, and horror works of a late, great, master of horror, Wes Craven.

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• Intro
• Film Discussions
• Deadly Blessing (1981)
• Swamp Thing (1982)
• The Serpent and the Rainbow (1988)
• My Soul To Take (2010)
• Outro