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Thank you for joining us here on the NightmareFeed. Hosted by Joe Kernozek and Horror Author Reed Alexander. A little about how we intend to get under your skin. Me and Joe are huge horror heads from way back in the days but with interestingly separate and unique tastes in horror. While I'm better known for my brash, foulmouthed horror review, which celebrates violence and entertainment, Joe is more a fan of the subtle and the imposing. We very frequently part ways on horror which should make for some interesting debates during our weekly podcast. Every Monday, we'll release a horror themed podcast discussing last weeks news, events and developments in horror, then give our astute opinion on these thing.

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United States

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Thank you for joining us here on the NightmareFeed. Hosted by Joe Kernozek and Horror Author Reed Alexander. A little about how we intend to get under your skin. Me and Joe are huge horror heads from way back in the days but with interestingly separate and unique tastes in horror. While I'm better known for my brash, foulmouthed horror review, which celebrates violence and entertainment, Joe is more a fan of the subtle and the imposing. We very frequently part ways on horror which should make for some interesting debates during our weekly podcast. Every Monday, we'll release a horror themed podcast discussing last weeks news, events and developments in horror, then give our astute opinion on these thing.

Language:

English

Contact:

518-928-3456


Episodes

Let's Talk About Zombies!

3/31/2021
Welcome back to The Nightmare Feed. Today we're gonna talk about ZOMBIES. Yes finally, we're bridging the subject into the more popular sub genre in horror. Now, we won't just be talking about the undead, but also horror where the victims are scientifically classified as "Zombified." What is it about the walking dead and zombification that captures horror fans so deeply? Is it the taboo of our corpses shambling around, or the fact that their always cannibalistic in some way. Whatever it is, there is something that captures an almost universally accepted sense of horror when it comes to Zombies. In This Episode: Trending: Evan Peters Cast as Jeffrey Dahmer in Ryan Murphy's Monster at Netflix Books: The Hobgoblin of Little Minds by Mark Matthews Games: Mundaun And, of course, Reed and Joe's picks of some of their favorite Zombie movies! SUPPORT THE NIGHTMARE FEED

Duration:00:43:42

Hidden Gems of the '90s!

3/21/2021
Welcome back to The Nightmare Feed. Today Reed and Joe are talking about one of their favorite decades in horror... The 90's Both Reed and Joe are kids of the 90's, meaning this was the horror they were consuming when they were teenagers. Today they want to talk about some hidden gems of the 90's that they loved growing up, and share them with you! Discussed In This Episode: Trending Horror Rumor: Rob Zombie - Munsters MovieUpcoming Horror Movie: Antlers (2021)Horror Books: 3 Hits from the HollerAnd, of course, Joe and Reed's picks for Hidden Gems of the 90's!

Duration:00:48:47

Season 2 Premiere! What We Watched Over The Break!

3/15/2021
Welcome back to The Nightmare Feed! Reed and Joe are back after taking a break over the holidays. To kick off season 2 they are discussing what they watched over the last few months! In This Episode: Pale Blue Eye starring Christian Bale goes straight to Netflix The Gates Of Chaos - In 2020, amidst the panic and confusion of the global Covid-19 pandemic, the online group Horror Writers Net tasked its most twisted and deranged minds with imagining the worst. This anthology of 20 short tales of Horror fiction is the result of their efforts. A work of passion and fear, the collection features illustrations by pen & ink artist Will Jacques, and stories by B.T. Noonan, Jesse D'Angelo, N.M. Brown, Wayne Hartshorn, Florence Ann Marlowe, Adam Michael Dodds-Wade, Brianna Van Riet, James Miles, Valkyrie Kerry, Nelson Hurley, Chris Stenson, Scott Dyson, Jim Falcon, and Rob Harman. Returnal - an upcoming third-person shooter psychological horror video game developed by Housemarque and published by Sony Interactive Entertainment. The game is set to be released for the PlayStation 5 on April 30, 2021. And of course, their top picks of the week! We hope you enjoy this return to The Nightmare Feed!

Duration:00:55:22

Horror For Halloween featuring Erik Kristopher Myers

10/29/2020
Welcome back, Horror Heads! In this Halloween edition of The Nightmare Feed, Reed and Joe are joined by writer/director Erik Kristopher Myers. In this episode they discuss some of their favorite horror movies to watch around Halloween ranging from American Werewolf in London to Suspiria. Make sure to also check out the movies by Erik Kristopher Myers - Butterfly Kisses and Roulette. Happy Halloween!

Duration:01:25:36

VERSUS! Final Girls: Sidney Prescott v. Laurie Strode

10/5/2020
Welcome back Horror Heads! In this week's episode Reed and Joe square off on who is the better Final Girl - Sidney Prescott or Laurie Strode. They talk about who has the better story, who is a part of the better franchise, who has the best story development, who would win in a fight and what would happen if the roles were reversed. So join them and voice your opinion on who was the best Final Girl!!

Duration:00:40:53

It's The End Of The World...Or Is It?

9/15/2020
Welcome to this episode of the Nightmare Feed where Reed and Joe take a look at some of their favorite apocalyptic horror movies. They discus how the end of the world can be stopped if it can at all. So take a listen....it could almost be the end.

Duration:00:42:09

Dracula: Drunk and Loving It

9/7/2020
Welcome back, horror heads! In this episode we discuss one of our favorite horror icons, Dracula! We also decided it would be fun to have a few drinks before (and during) the show. So enjoy this slightly tipsy episode where we talk about Dracula and other vampires! Note: Since we did have a few drinks this episode contains a bit more adult language than our usual episodes. Enjoy!

Duration:01:01:19

Kaiju Horror and Interview with John Baltisberger

8/31/2020
Join us as we sit down and chat with horror author, publisher and poet John Baltisberger about Kaiju horror, movies, books, video games and a whole lot of other awesome stuff! Make sure you check out John's work at www.kaijupoet.com and his publishing company, Madness Heart Press at www.madnessheart.press.

Duration:01:08:08

Contemporary Noir!

8/3/2020
Welcome to another episode of The Nightmare Feed, today we'll be discussing Contemporary American Noir. In the days of the classic black and white, there was another tradition of films that was not quite horror, not quite thriller, but rather just speculative fiction that was intended to be dark and get inside your head. Sure, some of these would later be classified as horror, such as Freaks (1932), but they were arguable different, special, and unique. This style of film eventually fell out of fashion, being replaced by exploitation films such as circa 60's and 70's Grindhouse. However, in the early 90's and as recent as the 2010's it's come back into the lime light with cult classics such as May (2002), and Teeth (2007). There was even a sweeping movement of contemporary French Noir including films like Raw (2016), which you may remember from our Pride Month Podcast last week. That, however, is a subject for another podcast and will likely include a dozen Revenge Horror flicks.

Duration:00:27:59

Science Gone Wrong!

7/27/2020
Welcome to another episode of The Nightmare Feed, today we're going to talk about 'Mad Science' horror! Science gone wrong is a common theme in horror as it connects the audience through the plausibility of the science. Could some mechanized terror be just around the corner? Could some human/alien hybrid be loosed upon us all? The quasi reality behind the stories in this sub genre can compel the deep imagination. When Science Fiction and Horror intersect, it's almost always a treat. Indeed, Mary Shelley's Frankenstein is considered to be the founding novel of science fiction and is largely considered to be one of the greatest horror stories ever written...

Duration:00:40:02

Versus! The Predator V. Jason Voorhees

7/13/2020
Welcome to another episode of The Nightmare Feed. Today we're gonna be starting a new tradition on our podcast. While we're not short on topics, we just felt like adding a fun and new idea to the list! Versus! We're gonna talk about a pair of famous horror movie baddies and argue about which one comes out on top. Instead of a pick 5, Reed and Joe each pick a horror movie monster or slasher and square them off. For our purposes, all canon is valid. This time Reed has picked Jason Voorhees and Joe has pickedThe Predator, so stick around till the end, and you be the judge of who won the debate! Don't forget, you can leave comments at Nightmarefeed.com, to add your own opinions, suggestions, and declare a winner.

Duration:00:49:00

Interview With Director/Writer Harrison Smith

7/8/2020
Join Nightmare Feed for a very special bonus episode where we get a chance to sit down with Harrison Smith, director/writer of Camp Dread and Death House! We talk about his film making and writing processes, how he handles reviews and loads of other topics! So come along and learn more about some amazing movies and a wonderful director/writer!

Duration:00:53:14

Celebrating LGBTQAI+ Horror

6/30/2020
Welcome to another episode of The Nightmare Feed. This week, for Pride Month, we wanted to focus solely on horror creators, and horror creations that celebrate members of the LGTBQAI. In fact, the foul mouth horror critic himself, and my co-host of The Nightmare Feed, horror author Reed Alexander, describes himself as pansexual. Being attracted to all spectrums of gender. Join us as we discuss our top picks including:

Duration:00:46:04

Celebrating the African Americans of Horror

6/15/2020
This week on The Nightmare Feed we will be celebrating the African Americans of Horror. If you're familiar with Reed's Reviews, you know one of the easiest ways to piss Reed off, is to kill off the minorities of a horror movie first, before they get any real screen time. The trope, often coined as "Black Man Dies First" specifically mentions that black actors were frequently used as fodder for movies, so the white actors could get more screen time. In Reed's Horror Rules, he goes on to explain, this includes all minorities now, "Being a minority in the movies is hard enough. But far too often it’s impossible for minority characters to get decent air time as they’re usually the first to die. This is just sad B.S. the industry has been rehashing over the past 50 years. It still counts if an undeveloped white character dies first, if the next to die is a fully developed minority character."

Duration:00:43:47

The 00's - Hidden Treasures in a Sea of Terrible Horror

6/8/2020
This week on The Nightmare Feed, we wanted to challenge ourselves. We're going to be discussing one of the worst decades in horror, a decade when we experienced the genre completely dry up, with only the occasional oasis. We're talking about 2000 to 2010. The 00 was remarked as arguably the worst decade in horror as it leaned hard on thoughtless, boring fanfare, and bandwagon after bandwagon of rehashed garbage, such as zombies and found footage. It seemed no one had any original ideas, and this was the decade that started franchise remakes. Interestingly enough, one of Reed's all time favorite movies is both a remake, and a zombie bandwagon film of the 00's. We'd also like to take this time on The Nightmare Feed, to talk about real life horror. Over the past week, city after city had become the staging ground for one of the biggest protests we've seen involving BLM. This eventually erupted into violence as police attacked protesters and looters began to take advantage of the social discord. It reminds us here at The Nightmare Feed, that there are two Americas, and for our Black Lives Matter friends, that other America is a dangerous and scary place, where the people you rely on for safety could instead kill you.

Duration:00:45:15

Movies Not Intended To Be Horror!

6/1/2020
This week on the Nightmare Feed join us as we discuss films that were not meant to be horror! We will be talking about a lot of family or children's movies from our past that had some of the most terrifying and disturbing imagery imaginable. We ask ourselves quite a bit in this episode - "What were they thinking?!"

Duration:00:47:12

Psychos and Serial Killers

5/24/2020
This week on the Nightmare Feed we wanted to focus on a specific subset of slashers, that don't even necessarily have to be horror, but even suspense and thriller. While we won't be delving into any documentary of actual real life serial killers, we may discuss some dramatizations based on the real thing. We're talking psychos! Psychos, serial killers, and mass murderers arguably have just as big a fan-base as horror, that in many ways shares the same space. And yes, most fans of the subset are even Horror Heads.

Duration:00:46:26

Bonus Episode - Interview With Erik Kristopher Myers

5/21/2020
Hey Horror Heads! This is Reed Alexander! Me and Co-Host Joe-Kernozek sat down with EKM, the writer and director of the indie Horror Butterfly Kisses! We found out, he's just as much a huge horror nerd as me and Joe, and we spent a lot of time discussing our influences, and his most recent movie Butterfly Kisses! Don't forget, you can check out my review of his indie masterpiece on my Vocal.media page: Butterfly Kisses (2018) And if you haven't seen it! Watch that shit on Amazon Prime, Google Play, and Tubi! Check the trailer of Butterfly Kisses! **CAUTION - CONTAINS SOME SPOILERS**

Duration:01:29:29

Horror That Influenced Us As Horror Heads

5/18/2020
This episode is for the fans. This one is about the movies that turned us into horror heads. This is the episode where we make you feel nostalgic about why you grew to love horror. And to do that, we here at The Nightmare Feed are going to talk about how we became super horror fans. And with any luck, this week will include an interview with Erik Kristopher Myers, director of the indie horror movie, Butterfly Kisses (2018)

Duration:00:57:54

The Great Rubber Monsters

5/13/2020
In this week's episode we're not just talking about movies, we're talking about the Rubber Monsters that go with them. Our picks are not just based on the quality or entertainment value of the movies themselves, but just how much we love the good ol' Rubber Monsters themselves. For that reason, we won't be talking about CGI Monsters like from Cloverfield (2008). And if the monster doesn't have a specific, consistent form, we can hardly call it a rubber monster. So this excludes Reed's favorite, The Thing (1982). So join us in this Nightmare Feed look into our favorite Rubber Monster Creature Features!

Duration:00:46:40