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In 2007, Stephen Thrower unleashed the behemoth film reference book Nightmare USA into the world. Spanning nearly 150 titles, Nightmare USA provides an in-depth look into the American regional horror film landscape popularized in grindhouse theaters and drive-ins during the 1970s and 80s. Join hosts Adam Hursey and Sam Panico as they use this tome as a guide to explore the underbelly of America, one horror film at a time.
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In this episode, Adam and Sam leave no crumbs as they discuss George Barry's fairy tale film Death Bed: The Bed That Eats . Email us at nightmareusapod@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram: @nightmareusapod Follow Adam on Letterboxd: @ashursey Follow Sam on Letterboxd: @bandsaboutmovie Visit Sam's site B & S About Movies Next Episode: Girls Nite Out (AKA The Scaremaker)
What do you get when you cross a ripped from the headlines story involving a pack of wolves attacking children in Iran with the salaciousness of the Charles Manson trial? Throw in a dash of influnce from producer Jerry Gross and you get I Drink Your Blood , the grindhouse classic directed by David E. Durston. Do we find a way to talk about Creepshow 2 again? Yes we do. Do we spend too much time discussing the Airport movies? Tastes may vary I guess. Email us at nightmareusapod@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram: @nightmareusapod Follow Adam on Letterboxd: @ashursey Follow Sam on Letterboxd: @bandsaboutmovie Visit Sam's site B & S About Movies Sam and Adam each wrote an article in the current issue of The Physical Media Advocate. Sam wrote about the 80's supernatural A Nightmare on Elm Street inspired Bad Dreams , while Adam dove deep into the vault to discover the Golden Age of Exploitation classic from 1945, Mom and Dad. The Physical Media Advocate can be purchased at several independent physical media retailers across the globe, and is available worldwide via Amazon ( Issue 31 ). Next episode: Death Bed: The Bed That Eats .
In our second episode, Sam wanted to discuss a film literally near and dear to him--George Romero's The Crazies . Do we talk about Creepshow 2 more than the actual film we are covering? Maybe. Email us at nightmareusapod@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram: @nightmareusapod Follow Adam on Letterboxd: @ashursey Follow Sam on Letterboxd: @bandsaboutmovie Visit Sam's site B & S About Movies Next film: I Drink Your Blood
In our first episode, Adam and Sam discuss Joesph Ellison's debut film, Don't Go in the House, which turns out to be very good advice for the women in this movie. Don't Go in the House is currently available on Blu Ray from Severin and Arrow. Also streaming on Amazon Prime Video and Tubi (subject to change of course). Email us at nightmareusapod@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram: @nightmareusapod Follow Adam on Letterboxd: @ashursey Follow Sam on Letterboxd: @bandsaboutmovie Visit Sam's site B & S About Movies Next episode: George Romero's The Crazies (1973)
Get to know your co-hosts Adam and Sam as we begin our journey to discuss all of the films in Stephen Thrower's Nightmare USA . Be sure to join us for our first episode where we dive into Joseph Ellison's debut film Don't Go in the House , currently available on Blu Ray from Severin and Arrow. Also streaming on Amazon Prime Video and Tubi (subject to change of course). Email us at nightmareusapod@gmail.com Follow Adam on Letterboxd: @ashursey Follow Sam on Letterboxd: @bandsaboutmovie Visit Sam's site B & S About Movies
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