Welcome back to the evolution of horror, my name is Mike and as ever I am your host.

If you're tuning in for the first time then welcome, usually on this podcast we explore

and dissect the history and the evolution of the horror genre by looking at particular

sub-jumeras one series at a time. However, this week we are bringing you a bonus episode

it's the second part in a trilogy of crossover podcasts with don't point that horror at

me in which we are covering all of the Fear Street movies one by one across three consecutive

weeks. Last week we brought you the first part in this trilogy in which we discussed

Fear Street part one 1994 the spoiler free half of the chat here on EOH and the spoiler

rific conclusion of the conversation happened on don't point that horror at me podcast.

This week we're doing the exact same thing with part two of Fear Street that's 1978 which

dropped on Netflix this weekend. So what you're about to hear is the first half of our

discussion in which we review the movie spoiler free just to discuss our thoughts very

briefly then don't forget to head on over to don't point that horror at me podcast

to hear the second half of our discussion where we discuss 1978 in nitty gritty detail.

So please enjoy my conversation with the brilliant Jill Nolan and Becky dark as we talk all

things Fear Street 1978.

Becky and Jill, hello again. Hello, mate. Hi, Gem, mate. Hi, how are you doing? Yeah,

well, good. Thanks. How are you? I'm all right. I'm all right. I'm excited. Are you ready

to get into some 1970s nostalgia this week? Very much. I do remember it well. Oh, those

were the days. So before we get into this, obviously this is another film that is

like very much harking back on nostalgia, particularly of horror movies of this era,

right? Jill, I remember you said, yeah, I know you said you kind of you were a fan of some

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