Nightmare Logic
Enter the darkness of horror and genre where filmmakers Christopher Smith and Peter Sawyer pull back the layers of the macabre to dissect its appeal. From cult classics to the sins of cinema, they cover a different topic each episode relating to the ever changing zeitgeist.
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- Aug 11, 2026
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Nightmare Lane - Our First Introduction to Horror (opens the original)
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Do you remember where you were when you first saw someone's heart being pulled from their chest by a zombie? Join us today for some good ol' fashioned story telling, where each host reveals their first exposure to the dark world of horror. We're taking you for a stroll down our own personal Nightmare Lane.
Stop the Side Quests: Joseph Scrimshaw on His Indie Horror Film, Dead Media (opens the original)
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It's hot out there so come kick it with the Nightmare Crew as we grill filmmaker, Joseph Scrimshaw, about his new indie horror, Dead Media. Dead Media is a unique story that is steeped in the nostalgia of our love for physical media. Coming to a video store near you (kind of).
Hot Summer Antics- FMK Monster Edition (opens the original)
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Ever want to listen to a few horror nerd hosts play F#ck, Marry, Kill with Monsters? No? Well, this is your chance to whether you like it or not. It's hot out there in the dog days of summer, so we thought we would cool off with a few laughs. It might no be one of our typical "high brow discussions," but on the plus side it is goofy and immature. Crack a cold one and strap in.
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