Every Town Has An Elm Street 007: Horror By Decade 2000-2009 – Part 1

October 5, 2017December 23, 2018 DrKronner 0 Comments Alexandre Aja, Cloverfield, Drag Me To Hell, Glenn Howerton, Justin Long, Lizzy Caplan, Martyrs, P2, Rachel Nichols, Sam Raimi, Scott Speedman, The Descent, The Hills Have Eyes, The Strangers, Wes Bentley

Welcome to episode 7 of Every Town Has An Elm Street!

This week we do our best to infuriate you with our opinions. In this, the first half of our list, we go over years 2005-2009, each picking our favorite horror film of the year and then deciding on a definitive winner. I’m sure you’ll disagree with us a few time, feel free to troll the comments.

Listen below, at Soundcloud, on the Player FM App, or on iTunes!

So how stupid are we? What did we leave off, or what did we love that you think sucks? Let us know.

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Look for part 2 in the coming days!

Sound Clips & Images: Summit Entertainment, Paramount, Bad Robot,
Rogue, Wild Bunch, Universal Pictures, Gramercy Pictures

Music: “Malicious” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License

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