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Filmed in Canada: My Bloody Valentine (1981)
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\\n\\nWilliam invites Chris and Paul to the podcast to help make a gory mess of your February holiday with a discussion of the 1981 Canadian horror movie My Bloody Valentine. Directed by George Mihalka, this is the one about young people wanting to have sex in a mine until a vengeful killer returns. Is it a glimpse of authentic Nova Scotian culture or simply tax-sheltered cheap thrills?
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\\nThey also offer short reviews of recent movies Brooklyn and Creed.
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\\nThey also offer short reviews of recent movies Brooklyn and Creed.
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\\nDownload this episode here. (41 MB)\\n
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\\nHere are links to IMDB pages for the movies discussed in this episode:\\nMy Bloody Valentine, \\nBrooklyn and\\nCreed.'