A horror movie podcast for all horror fans, not just know-it-all nerds (and also for know-it-all nerds). Part of the Bloody Disgusting Podcast Network.
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The FM3 are off again to beautiful Italy at the request of one of their amazing Top Dog Patreons! This time around Jef, Josh and Brian are checking out Argento's "Inferno" from 1980! The guys were excited to finally watch the master of Italian Horror's less talked about installment in his 3 Mother's Witch Trilogy. As huge fans of Argento's film "Suspiria" the crew could only imagine the vivid colors, crazy deaths and a few confusing moments and they were not let down. This beautiful flick is one...
The hosts dive into William Peter Blatty's "The Exorcist III," also known as "Legion," highlighting its surprising quality as a third installment and celebrating Brad Dourif's exceptional acting. They discuss the film's unique blend of grounded police procedural and surreal horror, including studio conflicts and celebrity cameos. The episode also features an unboxing of a peculiar gift and promotes local record and book stores.
In this episode, the hosts dive into the 1974 Bob Clark film, "Dead of Night," also known as "Deathdream," expressing initial high expectations but ultimately finding it a slow slog despite a few compelling final moments. They analyze the movie's allegorical ties to the Vietnam War, the dysfunctional family, and the questionable "zombie" protagonist, drawing parallels to the overused "monkey's paw" trope. Amidst the movie critique, they promote local businesses like Word Horde Emporium and The Next Record Store, discuss Brian's horror photography and Josh's music, and share a wild story about a "murder vehicle" discovery. A significant portion of the discussion is dedicated to the alleged plagiarism of their short film, "Night Drive," by a new movie called "The Passenger," sparking a call for listener support and legal advice.
The Forever Midnight crew reviews the 2012 Irish horror-comedy "Grabbers," praising its fun premise where islanders must get drunk to survive alcohol-averse aliens, despite some mixed feelings on its CGI. The conversation also explores wide-ranging tangents, including the authenticity of prison-made foods, the impact of AI on visual media, and a critical look at modern horror movie reboots like Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Nightmare on Elm Street, advocating for more original concepts.
In this episode the FM3 checks the old answering machine to see what the listeners have to say. Topics that are touched on range from healthy heart foods, Fred Durst, Steven Seagal, foggy London town, creepy musical instruments and of course a teeny bit more shit talking about Nu-Metal. It's a fun episode and we hope you enjoy it! If you wanna leave a message for Jef, Josh and Brian to end up on a future Voicemail episode you can call 707-327-2984.
Jef's choice of the 1985 Italian horror film "Demons" leads to a lively discussion covering its over-the-top action, memorable creature designs, and distinct blend of supernatural horror. The hosts praise its visual style and soundtrack but critique its nonsensical plot points, bad dubbing, and unlikeable characters. They also delve into personal connections to the film, the nature of Italian horror, and the broader context of horror remakes and physical media.
In this episode the boys get their pranks on with Josh's pick the overlooked April Fools Day flick "Killer Party" from 1986. Besides shooting the shit about prince and obscure 80's films in this episode, the FM3 may have stumbled truly onto a hidden gem, or a possible diamond in the rough. From the jump things are looking very promising, and any horror film that kicks off this way has gotta be good, right?! Well Jef, Josh and Brian will leave that decision up to you, the one thing that is for su...
This episode features the hosts' deep dive into Brian's obscure movie pick, "Spider Labyrinth," an Italian horror film from 1988. They express significant disappointment with its sluggish pacing, lifeless acting, and notably poor sound design and dubbing. Despite some initial hope for a "hidden gem" and a few bizarre, visually interesting moments, the consensus is that the film is largely forgettable filler, leading to a humorous discussion about B-movie flaws and the ongoing search for truly good obscure horror.
In this episode the FM3 tackle a pick from one of their Top Dawg Patreon patrons. The First film from "Mandy" director Panos Cosmatos, the moody, creepy sci-fi slow-burn "Beyond The Black Rainbow". This film simmers between a nightmare and fever dream and really what more could you ask for? Sure it's slow, sure the story is barely a story, but it looks like a trillion bucks and the Forever Midnight crew suggest you give it a watch, at least once.
In this episode, the FM3 get super excited about a movie poster, so much so that Jef changes his pick for the week so that the crew will watch and talk about "The Visitor" (1979). This odd Italian sci-fi horror mashup is one of those classic cases of the poster being way better than the film. Regardless the Forever Midnight dudes hunker down and transcend time and space to visit a great battle between Sateen and Yahweh but really it's just a squabble between a shitty little girl and a crazy old ...
This episode dives into the 1986 horror film "Crawlspace," a unique choice by Josh due to his love for actress Tane Kane and his forgotten interest in its star, Klaus Kinski. The hosts discuss the film's bizarre plot, Kinski's notoriously difficult personality on set, and the prevalent "peeping" theme in 80s horror. They also share personal anecdotes and humorous tangents, including a memorable tour prank involving a Gatorade jug.
The hosts and a Patreon patron dive into the 2006 film "Silent Hill," comparing it extensively to the original video game series and discussing its lore, creature designs, and plot inconsistencies. They debate its aesthetic, CGI, and themes of religious fanaticism, while also touching on other video game adaptations and Stephen King properties. The discussion highlights the film's polarizing nature and unique horror elements.
In this episode the FM3 are riding shotgun once again with Ghostface! That's right, Jef's fave franchise has another installment and the boys are chatting about it! Knowing about the ups and downs that happened before this film got started, our dudes wondered what they would do with this one. Regardless, folks get to see Ghostface merkin' fools left and right and the OG final girl from the series is gonna serve up a piping hot cup of ass kicking. So stick together, and remember the killer is alw...
This episode covers a range of experiences from a Modest Mouse-themed cruise, including unexpected COVID, to attending a stellar Ghost concert. The main discussion centers on the cult classic "Nekromantik," a German film notorious for its explicit necrophilia and animal cruelty. The hosts analyze the movie's low-budget shock tactics, its role in defining extreme horror, and delve into its controversial themes, personal viewing experiences, and the societal taboos it challenges.
In this episode it's Jef's turn to choose and He decided on a flick that has been haunting him for many moons 1989's "Hider in the House". While not categorized as a horror film, the premise of Gary Busey living in a hidden room in your attic is one of the most horrific things Jef, Josh and Brian could ever imagine. This movie delivers all the horror tropes you could ask for and also begs the question, is it possibly an off season sequel to Halloween? Meanwhile, the FM3 have long been worried ab...
In this episode, the one and only JJ Staples picks 1977's slippery slasher "The Incredible Melting Man"! The boys had a lot of fun chatting about the good, bad and melted reasons why they liked, loved and hated this stinky space shiz. While they all agree it's worth a watch, be sure to go in with your hopes around your ankles. The FM3 wouldn't want you to finish the movie as a soggy wet pile like good old spaceman Steve. Just remember there is nothing like seeing a shitty movie through the rings...
The hosts dive into "The Bone Temple," highlighting director Nia DaCosta's refreshing approach to the 28 Years Later universe, including a more meditative pace and a focus on human threats. They humorously debate character actions, the film's gore, and its box office performance, alongside speculating on upcoming horror trailers like Scream 7 and The Bride. The episode also features nostalgic discussions about Empire Records and the Silent Hill franchise.
The hosts dive into the bizarre 1989 art-house flick "Dr. Caligari," a surreal, visually stunning, and intentionally cheap sequel to the silent classic that defies easy categorization. They explore its unique aesthetics, discuss its strange plot and memorable characters, and share their personal experiences watching such an unconventional film. The episode also touches on the ethical implications of AI and the podcast's internal dynamics.
Jef, Josh, and Brian endure the Patreon-chosen "Ebola Syndrome," a Hong Kong horror film starring Anthony Wong as an unredeemable villain who spreads the Ebola virus through heinous acts of sexual assault, cannibalism, and violence. The hosts grapple with the movie's extreme insensitivity, animal cruelty, and campy yet disturbing tone, leading to a broader discussion on food contamination, a personal confession of poisoning, and a recent grave robbing scandal. The episode explores the ethical complexities of such content and the personal toll it takes on viewers.
The Forever Midnight hosts dive into "Demon Wind," a Patreon-picked horror film that sparks a lively debate on demon movie tropes and bad filmmaking. They discuss confusing plotlines, bizarre character choices, and hilariously dissect the film's questionable special effects and acting, even discovering one actor's adult film past. The episode concludes with jokes about an "Ass Wind" remake and thanks to their patrons and sponsors.
It's 2026 and the FM3 are back in the saddle! This time around the guys are watching a Top Dawg Patreon pick. Chosen for the guys is the 2002 Nü Metal mess-terpiece "Queen of the Damned. Jef, Josh and Brian have been talking about checking this blood sucking blowout for many years. Finally they are forced to watch and listen as "The Vampire Lestat" becomes the hip Nü music that will usher in a Nü era of vampires wreaking havoc on the ears of the mortals. Get ready to Räwk!
Tis the season to chat about trashy holiday horror! In this episode Jef, Josh and Brian dig deep into Santa's sack and hit the tippy bottom and come up with 1980's "To All A Goodnight". With arguably one of the worst VHS covers for a vintage Christmas slasher, this one doubles down by also being directed by the super creep from Last House on the Left, David Hess. However what it lacks in art, story and star power they fill in with blood, boobs, Santa and the one and only Harry Reems. So win win ...
This episode delves into Adam Green's "Frozen," a survival horror film about three friends stranded on a ski lift. The hosts share their intense fears of heights and ski lifts, recounting terrifying personal experiences on both ski slopes and amusement park rides. They offer a critical, yet often humorous, analysis of the film's characters and their poor survival choices, contrasting them with practical solutions and debating the realism of a wolf attack scenario.
The FM3 decided to kick off December by heading to Antarctica to check out some space skin that some Norwegians found buried deep in the freezing snow. Little do they know they will be overtaken by an alien lifeform just like in the 1982 John Carpenter classic "The Thing". Thankfully for you listeners, the only real change you will notice is Jef, Josh and Brian may choose some "good" movies more often and oh yeah they are all connected together and are a huge mess of flesh now. But other than th...
In this episode, the FM3 decided to field some more listener voicemails since it's been a crazy week. The crew kinda loses their shit in this episode and they hope you are along for the ride. Sometimes your past selves can bring happiness to the present. What better time to laugh and be happy then right now when those things are sometimes few and far between. Jef, Josh and Brian hope you are having a wonderful week and remember going into the holidays please support local shops, small businesses...
The hosts dive into Eli Roth's 2023 horror film "Thanksgiving," comparing it extensively to its original Grindhouse trailer and discussing its characters, creative kills, and overall tone. They also engage in a fun segment of guessing horror movie-themed scents and explore the film's commercial success, mainstream appeal, and its place within the holiday horror genre. The episode concludes with personal reflections on the Thanksgiving holiday and anticipation for the film's sequel.
It's Gnarvember folks! The time of year that Jef, Josh and Brian celebrate horror movies that feature Heavy Metal and or hard rock bands! This time around the FM3 check out 1987's "Slaughterhouse Rock" starring the one and only Toni Basil! This flick interested our brave heroes because it takes place in SF and on Alcatraz. So of course the guys wanted to dip in and see what hard rock delights awaited them. If you have not seen this one and want to play along you can stream "Slaughterhouse Rock" ...
In this episode, the FM3 decided to check in on the listener voicemails that have been piling up. Once again, Jef, Josh and Brian had a great time listening to some messages and rambling about this and that. They had high hopes that they would tackle a bunch of messages but time flies because it is fake and before they knew it, the episode had to end. So the boys will be doing more of these in the future, so be sure to call and leave a message on the FM hotline at 707-327-2984! Forever Midnight ...
It's Halloween and your friends at Forever Midnight have some treats for ya! This year the crew chose at Jef's suggestion the made for TV movie from 1985 "The Midnight Hour"! There is a very good chance lots of you folks know this one and maybe even saw it when it aired way back when. It is chock full of all kinds of now known folks and some now unknown folks that were more well known in the 70's and 80's hahah even Dom DeLuise's little shit of a kid is stinking this one up. If you have not seen...
In this episode it was Jef's turn to pick a movie for the crew to watch and chat about, Brian and Josh figured after their stinky picks recently Jef was going to elevate the situation and pick a good movie. Well Jef decided it was only fair to stoop to their level and dig into the dumpster for a nice ripe one. Of course he would never just do any old thing, he will always make sure there are at the very least good actors attached to his pick. He was not wrong, he chose 1995's "Hideaway" starring...
