Messed Up Movies

The original ending of Jeepers Creepers was supposed to continue far beyond the police station.
At Days of the Dead Indianapolis, original Creeper actor Jonathan Breck and creature effects artist Brian Penikas reveal the massive 15-minute climax the production could not afford to film, including a battle atop the Creeper's truck and an oncoming train.
They also share behind-the-scenes stories about:
• The disturbing "puppet coach" sequence cut from Jeepers Creepers 2
• Why Jonathan Breck shaved his head before his audition
• How the Creeper's face, body and weapons were designed
• The real human tooth hidden inside one of his throwing stars
• Why Justin Long was the first and last actor filmed in Creeper makeup
• How Jaws and Alfred Hitchcock's Lifeboat influenced the first two films
Recorded live at Days of the Dead Indianapolis and hosted by Griffey of Misfit Parade and the Messed Up Movies Podcast.
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Today Griffey and Dandino belly flop in to the fairy circle that is Rabbit Trap. They discuss the spell the film puts us under with sparse settings and poetic tradgedy, how to handle an odd pushy little kid and his rabbit offerings, and what the mossy fairy tale ending wants us to take away from the movie. Dev Patel always has a keen sense for interesting material and this is no exception. Join the pod in this art house sound scape. 
Synopsis: Married couple Daphne and Darcy Davenport are two musicians who moved from London to a cottage in Wales to complete their new album. By accident they record a mystical sound never heard before and gradually disconnect from reality.
Starring: Dev Patel, Rosy McEwen, Jade Croot
Directed by Bryn Chainey
Youtube: https://youtu.be/kEnbBvugXqY
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Today Griffey, Heath and Sam scour a scary subway tunnel for anomalies in Exit 8 now on Shudder. They discuss the rules of the film and how they keep the audience stuck in the narrative, how the journey could have used more clues as to the real world stakes of this journey, and which of the horrors the tunnel unfurls scared them to their core. Liminal space is all the rage in the horror community right now. While this film doesn't quite hit the MESSED UP heights of Backrooms, there are moments, if you look close that do. 
Synopsis: A man becomes increasingly desperate when he realizes he is trapped in a subway station, needing to complete a mission to get out.
Starring: Kazunari Ninomiya, Yamato Kochi, Naru Asanuma
Directed by Genki Kawamura
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Felissa Rose and Dave Sheridan join Misfit Parade and the Messed Up Movies Podcast for a hilarious, candid conversation about Sleepaway Camp, Scary Movie, Ghostface, Joe Bob Briggs, and their decades inside the horror community.
Dave reveals what it was like returning as Officer Doofy, why he insisted on playing Ghostface himself, how he performed the killer's voice live from beneath the mask, and the injuries and stunt work behind the physical comedy.
Felissa discusses her love for the horror community, joining Joe Bob Briggs on The Last Drive-In, her upcoming projects, and her personal vision for the future of Sleepaway Camp, including a possible Aunt Martha prequel she would like to direct.
They also discuss:
• Working together on more than 45 movies
• The chaos of improvising on low-budget horror sets
• Felissa's upcoming projects with Danielle Harris and David Howard Thornton
• Dave working with Glenn Danzig, Luke Wilson, and Nick Swardson
• Their upcoming movie Haunted Hookers
• Underrated films from their careers
• What Scary Movie should parody next
• Why Felissa refuses to stop trying to cast Dave in her movies
Recorded live at Days of the Dead in Indianapolis.
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Heather Langenkamp joins Misfit Parade and the Messed Up Movies Podcast for a candid conversation about the making and lasting legacy of A Nightmare on Elm Street.
Heather shares why she never realized the original film would become a horror phenomenon, what it was like bringing Wes Craven's surreal nightmare sequences to life, and why Nancy Thompson continues to connect with audiences more than 40 years later.
She also discusses:
• Why Wes Craven brought the franchise back to Nancy
• The deeper meaning behind Nancy's death in Dream Warriors
• How closely Wes Craven's New Nightmare reflected her real life
• Her thoughts on another generation taking over Elm Street
• Working with Danielle Harris and Scout Taylor-Compton on Last Chance Motel
• Why she considers "final girl" a limiting and potentially sexist label
• The advice she would give her 18-year-old self
Recorded live at Days of the Dead in Indianapolis.
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