Forever Midnight

The FM3 find themselves in the company of true horror film Royalty!! The one and only Barbara Crampton stopped by the Scary Movie Research Center recently to talk about her new film 'Beyond the Gates' and gave us the low-down on her amazing career and other up and coming films she has been working on. What a way to start the new year! So sit back , listen and enjoy our conversation with Barbara Crampton.

Jingle Balls, jingle Balls, ass-less chaps for me, oh what fun it is to watch a holiday Horror movie!  Ohhh Jingle Balls, jingle Balls, we can't watch this movie!  How about we turn on Netflix and see what we can see!  In this episode of Forever Midnight - your fearless hosts dive headfirst into a couple of newer holiday horror films and find themselves neck deep in reindeer shit. We discuss 2015's "All Through The House" and 2015's "A Christmas Horror Story" - So join us as we dig ourselves out of this mess and try to enjoy the holidays the right way, with some friends and a scary movie!  Happy Holidays everyone!!

In this episode of the Forever Midnight Podcast, your three brave hosts find themselves checking out a long forgotten road side attraction “ Slausen’s Lost Oasis”! While there we discover that wild shit happens out in the middle of nowhere and if you see a mannequin anywhere you are going to die. We also talk at length about synthetic meats and why we want some.  So grab your camera and some road snacks, the FM3 are taking you on a trip to the 70’swith our review of “Tourist Trap”.

It's the return of our Night Shift series! In this episode we check out the many short films inspired by Stephen King's 'Night Surf'. Then we get our brains folded like a sheet by the insanity of 1995's 'The Mangler' (Starring Robert Englund, & directed by Tobe Hooper).

In this episode of Forever Midnight - the boys have a few tricks and treats to help all you creeps celebrate Halloween with the reviews of "The Houses that October Built" and the web horror anthology "The witching Season". Plus the FM3 grab deep into the old audio nostalgia bag and talk about some of their favorite spooky albums from back in the day. So slip on your super tight Harlequin costume , grab some full size candy bars and come celebrate All Hallows Eve with Forever Midnight!  

In our newest episode the FM3 hike deep into the cursed woods of Burkittsville and shoot the shit about the newest "found" footage Horror film 2016's "Blair Witch"! So grab a sleeping bag, pack some snacks, put on your favorite pair of skinny jeans and join us as we try to see if a witch farts in the woods, does it make Hollywood any money? 

Hooray!! October is here folks, Fall has fallen and amongst the leaves and treats we found a Turkish Nightmare called "Baskin" Lurking in our Netflix goodie bag. Of Course Halloween season wouldn't be the same without a new Rob Zombie film to review. So weary listeners come join the FM3 as we take a candy corn coated trip down to Zombieville and review Rob Zombies newest and most controversial film to date "31"!!!

To celebrate the release of our new Night Shift - inspired pin, we have decided to go through Stephen King's entire Night Shift book and watch every movie made from the stories collected within. To kick-off our Night Shift Series, we've decided to start from the top of the list (in book order) with 1990's Graveyard Shift. Our Night Shift pin. Available right now! To purchase visit our online shop.

Well folks, after a little hiatus to do construction on the world’s first Forever Midnight Scary Movie Research Center, The FM3 are back to talk about two brand new movies!! The first one is the edge-of-your-seat, cringe-inducing Fede Alvarez film, “Don’t Breathe” (2016). Next up, the fearless FM crew watched the new short-film-spawned, big budget ghost story, “Lights Out” (2016).  So join us as we dust off the microphones and get back in the saddle in our very own studio (!) to delight your earballs with Episode 45 of the Forever Midnight Podcast!  

The Conjuring 2 got rave reviews and did big numbers at the box office, but who cares about any of that. I'm sure what everyone really wants to know is... "What did Forever Midnight think about The Conjuring 2?" Well wonder no more. We are back and we are dedicating an entire episode to our full review of James Wan's latest ghostly tale of terror. Plus we went and saw John Carpenter perform live! What more do you want? Stop reading and hit that play button!!!

In this demon filled episode the FM3 take you on a journey into the 1990's with two gems from the land of Beanie Babies and Grunge music. First off, we talk about the 1995 Crypt Keeper-curated: "Tales From The Crypt: Demon Knight"! We get into why Billy Zane’s synthetically crafted good looks make him the perfect villain, using J.C.’s blood as a demon door stop and how Jada Pinkett (Smith) does her own hair, motherfuckers! Next up, we talk about the 1991 sleeper hit, "The Boneyard" featuring Phyllis Diller, some weird dead demon kids and probably the most unsuspecting hero badass ever. So grab your rollerblades and hold onto your dicks - the FM3 are trading our Pogs for a couple of sweet 90's horror flicks!

Here it is! The conclusion to our insane ramblings while putting together Coven records. This half we focus heavily on the new punk horror flick, 'Green Room'.  We hope our die hard FM fans enjoy. And to anyone new or old listening who is saying "what the fuck is this shit?" Let us say thank you for listening, and a new "normal", more cohesive, less noisy episode is on its way very soon.  And if you want to check out the Coven records we are putting together through-out these two episodes, visit our web store by clicking the link up top. Until next time. Peace, love and horror movies.

WARNING! The episode you are about to hear is an account of the evening in which a group of three youths (the FM3) got together to assemble the Coven records. They thought as long as they are all in a room together they might as well try to record it. What follows is a very loosie goosie conversation were they ramble on about fun drugs, the Sgt. Pepper movie, Prince, found pornography, and the recent anthology film, "Holidays". Plus Josh does a couple of impressions. This special episode is meant for anyone who ever wished they could hang out with Forever Midnight and stuff records. The events of this night were to lead to one of the most bizarre episodes in the annals of Forever Midnight history... The Record Stuffin Party Massacre.

Yeehaw! The FM3 are back in the saddle with a belly full of worms and “Fats” the Ventriloquist puppet riding shot gun! In this episode we discuss the slippery, slimy backwoods fun of the 1976 film “Squirm”. We also talk about the 1978 film “Magic” and the wonderful world of being a 1970’s schizophrenic Ventriloquist! We also talk about our first Vinyl Soundtrack release as well as a few more ground breaking products that we have to  hit up the patent office about. So don’t be a dummy with worms for brains and join us on this magical journey back to the 1970’s !!! 

We’ve got a very special jam-packed episode featuring many guests, including ‘An American Werewolf In London’s’  David Naughton, Lance Ozanix of Skitzo, dear friend and make-up/FX artist Dustin Heald, Writer & Director, James B. Cox, and MORE! Recorded live in the middle of the first ever Silver Scream Fest. 

The FM3 have hit the theaters! Let us fill your ear-holes with the tale of the collective struggle that was us trying to see 'The Witch' on opening night, with a crowd that would have been far happier seeing Deadpool for the 5th time. We also dissect the highs and lows of a new horror anthology called 'Southbound".

In our second episode of 2016, we sit down and share some laughs with Famous Monsters of Filmland Owner/Publisher, Philip Kim, and Roxy Cult Founder/Curator, Neil Pearlmutter, who together have created the upcoming Silver Scream Festival in Santa Rosa. We learn about the rich history of Famous Monsters Magazine, what inspires these two innovators, and talk about how stoked we all are to have John Landis, Rick Baker, Heather Langenkamp, Robert Englund, and many more visit our hometown for the Silver Scream Fest this March! For Tickets and more information about the Silver Scream Fest. Please visit their website, www.silverscreamfest.com

In this episode, the FM3 tackle some great John Carpenter flicks, but maybe not the ones that get talked about the most (Halloween, The Thing). Instead, we decided to focus on a few others we love, like The Fog (1980), Prince of Darkness (1987) and In The Mouth of Madness (1994).

Once again the FM3 get festive with some wintery holiday horror, such as the notoriously bad 'Elves' (1989), and this years' sure-to-be Christmas classic 'Krampus'. Plus we throw in 'Curtains' (1983) for good measure. Happy Holidays everyone!

The FM3 along with good friend Matthew Izen, give out their personal recipes for anyone on a budget and review some "newish" horror titles such as Unfriended, The Lazarus Effect and Goodnight Mommy.