The road ends here. The Carters just did not know it yet. Tea and Karen dive deep into Wes Craven’s 1977 survival horror masterpiece – The Hills Have Eyes – the raw, uncompromising desert nightmare that pitted a suburban American family against a cannibal clan in the Nevada hills and
He gave us Billy Loomis. He gave us Chris Hooker. He gave us FP Jones. And he gave 1996 one of the most iconic horror double features in cinema history. Karen and Spilled Tea dive deep into the career, the craft, and the cultural impact of the criminally underrated Skeet
Jim recounts seeing this 1986 Sci-Fi Thriller by Wes Craven on opening night -“Deadly Friend,” starring Matthew Laborteaux, Kristy Swanson, Michael Sharrett, Anne Twomey, Richard Marcus, Anne Ramsey, Andrew Roperto, Lee Paul, and Charles Fleischer. A young genius attempts to bring his friend back to life, following a tragic accident,
In this chilling episode of Earth Station Boo, we’re joined by Bill Mulligan to dive deep into the twisted brilliance of Wes Craven, the undisputed Master of Horror. From A Nightmare on Elm Street to Scream, we explore Craven’s legendary story telling, dissect what defines a “Wes Craven film,” and
Phantom Troublemaker and the Needless Things Irregulars talk about the career and impact of Master of Horror Wes Craven in the newest Needless Things Podcast!
This week we pay tribute to the King of Nightmares Mr. Wes Craven. We discuss his impact on pop culture, the horror genre, how he made it hard to sleep for several generations of horror fans. We also do a little celebrating as this is our 1 year anniversary of
Only days away from Dragon Con, the ESO crew needed to record a quick episode and what better topic than the Scarlet Speedster? Mike, Mike, Dr. Q, and Kevin Eldridge tap not the Speed Force and relay some Flash Facts from the Golden Age to the current series. Plus, actor
By Nathalie Caron, Source: Blastr.com If you thought the Scream franchise was dead following the underwhelming box-office return of Scream 4, then you may be wrong. Wes Craven himself says Scream 5 is gonna happen. That’s what the big time horror film director revealed in a phone interview with MovieWeb
