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10 years after Wes Craven brought us the first Nightmare on Elm Street, he returns with a New Nightmare! This meta horror movie paved the way for Scream and brings back Heather Langenkamp and Robert Englund along with some others from the franchise! This movie was way ahead of its time but was it done as good as it could have been? Find out what we thought about this one on this brand new episode of Night of the Nerdy Laser!

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Lou @LouWSytsma, Karen @aleveria and Jesse @jessejacksonDFW are back to talk Grey 17 is Missing.  This is an episode that has some nice moments, a significant change for a character and some of the worst scenes of the series.  

The Real Fans officially kick off spooky season with Freddy Krueger by discussing and ranking all 9 movies in the Nightmare on Elm Street franchise.

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Movie Meltdown - Episode 595 (For our Patreon "Horror Club")

This episode we discuss Choose or Die, the 2022 film directed by Toby Meakins. 

And while we wait for our ancient video game to load up, we also address… Alice in Borderland, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2, Scott Adams Classic Adventures, The Garbage Pail Kids Movie, Iola Evans, Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio, Glass Onion, Robert Englund, Ready Player One, Terror Train, eat the computer, The Wicker Man, old school Disney movies, the drowned little brother of it all, Trivial Pursuit, murder games, the 80s abandoned warehouse apartment dream, Trading Places, Cannon Films, making millions of dollars, face fixes, Asa Butterfield, making fun of rich people, broken glass, Nintendo Switch, David Copperfield, World War 2 fascism, obtusely bad, adding an extra O to your name, The Birds and a screaming goat.

Spoiler Alert: Full spoilers for "Choose or Die", so go watch the movie before you listen.

“This ain’t no Jumanji.”

Movie Meltdown - Episode 588

This episode we head to Lexington for Scarefest and hang out talking about movies, actors, costumes and the ever-changing convention scene.

And as we rewatch that videotape that fell behind the entertainment center, we also cover… The Slumber Party Massacre, The Midnight Club, Robert Englund, Hellfire Club, Beetlejuice, wearing double denim, that’s just going to slime-up your meat cleaver, Brinke Stevens, one of these costumes is not like the other, Christopher Pike, Lance Henriksen, knowing who the killer is, a lot of nudity with open windows, Heather Langenkamp, rechargeable tools, Emilio Estévez and the hockey ducks, the Guinness Book Of World Records as the single television episode with the most amount of jump scares, preparing for Blood Rage, a CG house, how did you feel about his weapon of choice, a bunch of kids in a hospice, Stranger Things, Michael Flatley, knows how to make Kool-Aid and who gets fully naked at the drive-in?

“If you want a good background sound, that makes you depressed… here ya go - ‘cause that’s all you're gonna get.”

For more on Scarefest, go to: https://scarefestweekend.com/

Charles Skaggs & Xan Sprouse continue their retrospective of Twin Peaks Actors in Other Films by discussing Urban Legend, the 1998 slasher horror film directed by Jamie Blanks, starring Alicia Witt as Natalie Simon, Jared Leto as Paul Gardner, Rebecca Gayheart as Brenda Bates, and Robert Englund as Professor William Wexler!

Movie Meltdown - Episode 551

I'm not sure if you're ready for this one. (I don't think we were.) This episode we discuss the 1986 classic(?) Never Too Young to Die starring John Stamos, Vanity and Gene Simmons.

And before we ride off into the sunset in our post-apocalyptic dune buggy, we make a point to mention… The Road Warrior, Lynda Carter, a fake beard, aggressive apple-eating, Mitch Gaylord, Prince-adjacent, doing flips, a ton of music specials on TV, Pyramid, a little too high-def, Robert Englund, Stargrove, roll about over and over, the finger, a magic medallion, motorcycles with horse heads, flaming exploding balls of fire, back when punks were feared, Velvet Von Ragnar, gymnastics doesn’t translate to fighting in the real world, how computers work, now I do wanna join your cult… I didn’t know we got muffins, George Lazenby, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, McDonald's and the ‘84 Olympics, rock ‘n roll fantasy, firearm continuity, hot vinyl, slightly metallic and the rest of it was just cursing and nonsense. 

“It’s just such a conglomeration of crap from the 80’s - it’s like, HERE… and it’s a movie??”

As October stretches into November, we continue our found footage journey with a couple of favorites, 'Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon', and 'WNUF Halloween Special'. This is also a horror pack featured episode.

Tommy Marz interviews Robert Englund.  Robert stops by to talk about his new series on the Travel Channel called - True Terror with Robert Englund.  They talk about the shows creepy premise and what to expect.  Robert also talks about Nightmare on Elm Street and tells Tommy which film in the franchise is his favorite.

Tommy also ranks the Freddy Krueger films!

Christmas has gone and went, and while we recorded this special episode on boxing day, we were delighted to discuss the only virgin slasher 'Cherry Falls' and accompanying bizarre tongue terror, 'Killer Tongue'.

The October Fright Fest continues on FYC with Wes Craven's classic horror film, A Nightmare On Elm Street, and its 2010 remake by director Samuel Bayer. Join hosts Dustin and Mike as they do a little dream analysis comparing and contrasting the two films in week three of our Halloween themed episodes.