You're listening to Nightmare on Film Street.

The current time is 666.

Traffic is clear ahead from here to the afterlife, but it's hell outside.

For the next hour, you're on Nightmare Time.

So, let's give a grave welcome to our hosts, John and Kim.

Hello again, Fiennes and welcome to the Bob Clark creepy Christmas spook

tacular

hosted by Nightmare on Film Street I'm John I'm Kim and we're here this holiday season to talk

about two Christmas kind of horror movies from Uncle Bob. Okay we just wanted to talk about Black Christmas again and we knew that Bob Clark had a couple of other horror movies in his arsenal and we picked this one, which is called Death Dream or Dead of Night?

Dead of Night. I had never heard of this movie referred to as Dead of Night

until last night.

Until the title card came up.

I'd always known it as Death Dream.

I'd never seen it.

But more importantly than that, this is a true Christmas spook-spooke.

Obviously, we're talking about film here.

We're celebrating some holiday horrors,

whether or not they're set on Christmas,

but beyond that, we've got musical numbers, we've got cocktail pairings, and we're kicking it off with a little song from Pie Kappa Sigma's Billy.

Take it away away old boy. Thank you very much Billy. That's right. It's a true variety show filled with tons of segments that don't really fit in the ultimate theme.

Now I know what you're thinking. Death Dream is not a Christmas movie.

Obviously, Black Christmas is.

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