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Jonathan DeHaan

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Biography:

Jonathan is the Co-Host and Co-Creator of Nightmare on Film Street. His favorite horror movies are Evil Dead 2, Videodrome, and The Blair Witch Project.

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Grind (2026) 94% 78% EDIT “With sea creatures, time loops, and axe-wielding maniacs, there's a little something for every type of genre fan in this crazed collection of late-stage capitalism horror.” – Nightmare on Film Street Mar 18, 2026 Full Review Fifteen (2026) 68% EDIT “FIFTEEN has a ton of personality and kitsch, with a blood-soaked finale that would make Carrie White proud.” – Nightmare on Film Street Mar 18, 2026 Full Review Imposters (2026) 75% EDIT “Imposters does what you hope all new movies will do- it catches you off guard and throws you a curve ball just when you think youā€™ve got it all figured out.” – Nightmare on Film Street Mar 18, 2026 Full Review Never After Dark (2026) 100% 88% EDIT “NEVER AFTER DARK takes a classic haunted house setup and warps it into something fresh in the paranormal space with its time-bending nightmare and a haunting atmosphere.” – Nightmare on Film Street Mar 15, 2026 Full Review Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die (2025) 82% 88% EDIT “Brilliantly outlandish and whimsically bleak. A zany sci-fi comedy with a pitch-black (but not irrational!) sense of humor. ” – Nightmare on Film Street Feb 12, 2026 Full Review Mum, I'm Alien Pregnant (2026) 94% 80% EDIT “S high-speed health crisis and a super silly debut feature from a pair a filmmakers with a refreshingly gross sensibility. Plus, it has (easily) the weirdest dick youā€™ll see at the cinema this year šŸ«£” – Nightmare on Film Street Jan 25, 2026 Full Review Reflection in a Dead Diamond (2025) 85% 91% EDIT “Like a James Bond movie written by Quetin Dupieux for David Lynch to direct. Some movies have a few quirky moments and a handful of cool ideas but Reflection in A Dead Diamond is a torrential downpour of first-class film fun.” – Nightmare on Film Street Dec 5, 2025 Full Review Beast of War (2025) 89% 79% EDIT “Equals parts War Horror and Shark Horror, Beast of War is an unrelenting fight for survival with a dynamite looking creature of the deep, and some rock-solid shark attack sequences šŸ¦ˆ” – Nightmare on Film Street Oct 1, 2025 Full Review Appofeniacs (2025) 91% 78% EDIT “If AI already has you sweating at the prospect of never trusting anyone or anything ever again, your worst fears are about to be validated in the most gruesome ways possible. ” – Nightmare on Film Street Sep 24, 2025 Full Review Coyotes (2025) 59% 75% EDIT “Stylistically, Coyotes isn't quite the bullseye it was hoping to hit but this home-invasion/creature-feature boasts a good handful of vicious bits 'n' bites and a great sense of humor.” – Nightmare on Film Street Sep 24, 2025 Full Review Dead Lover (2025) 83% 95% EDIT “Dead Lover is like a German Expressionist film with silly voices, color gels, and fart jokes. It's hilarious, it's bizarre, it's 100,000 watts of weird beamed directly into your skull from the mind of an artist that it completely unrestrained.” – Nightmare on Film Street Sep 20, 2025 Full Review Night of the Reaper (2025) 77% 83% EDIT “Night of The Reaper delivers retro masked-killer horror on a blood-stained platter, and serves up maximum Halloween vibes like itā€™s handing out full-sized candy bars.” – Nightmare on Film Street Aug 31, 2025 Full Review I Live Here Now (2025) 86% 75% EDIT “In the strangest Ven Diagram of year, it's the perfect film for fans of Anna Biller's The Love Witch, the Coen brothers' Barton Fink, and the novels of Shirley Jackson.” – Nightmare on Film Street Aug 6, 2025 Full Review undertone (2025) 72% 80% EDIT “A slow burn that really delivers the goods and crafts some of the year's scariest sequences with nothing more than a microphone and your imagination's ability to totally f*ck you up. ” – Nightmare on Film Street Aug 6, 2025 Full Review Influencers (2025) 96% 85% EDIT “A brilliant sequel and a real boiling pot of bad blood, toxic personalities, and some 21st century evil fresh out of the internet oven.” – Nightmare on Film Street Aug 6, 2025 Full Review Mother of Flies (2025) 94% 83% EDIT “The Adams are truly some of the best independent filmmakers working today. Mother of Flies is a heavy dose of the occult and another singular supernatural chiller from a self-sufficient crew that operates like a 4-person movie studio.” – Nightmare on Film Street Jul 30, 2025 Full Review Noise (2024) 67% 80% EDIT “Noise features unstoppable pissed off ghosts that you canā€™t reason with, creepy creaky throat sounds (a must in J-Horror!), and unrelating scare sequences thatā€™ll have you hiding under a blanket for safety.” – Nightmare on Film Street Jul 29, 2025 Full Review The Wailing (2024) 75% 90% EDIT “Get cozy with some oppressive, keep-you-up-at-night scares because The Wailing is a subtle slow burn that will utterly haunt you.” – Nightmare on Film Street Jul 26, 2025 Full Review Hellcat (2025) 89% 78% EDIT “A tight thriller with a really strong hook, and a paranoid ticking clock that creeps toward disaster with every passing second.” – Nightmare on Film Street Jul 26, 2025 Full Review Terrestrial (2025) 75% 70% EDIT “A quirky thriller & a confident caper with plenty of sci-fi silliness sprinkled on top.” – Nightmare on Film Street Jul 24, 2025 Full Review Hold the Fort (2025) 100% 76% EDIT “A 70-minute parade of head explosions, monster mayhem, and laugh-out-loud gags.” – Nightmare on Film Street Jul 23, 2025 Full Review Hot Spring Shark Attack (2024) 67% 75% EDIT “Hot Spring Shark Attack is is A zany live-action cartoon and pure lo-fi lunacy. The movie leans hard into its own limitations and never pretends to be something it's not. And what it is, is a bunch of dumb fun.” – Nightmare on Film Street Jul 9, 2025 Full Review 28 Years Later (2025) 88% 7/10 EDIT “More of a slow-burn character piece than theĀ Rumble-in-the-Quarantine-ZoneĀ that I had hoped it would be, but still full of good ole zombie action.” – Nightmare on Film Street Jun 20, 2025 Full Review Dangerous Animals (2025) 87% 85% EDIT “By taking a hidden back door into the world of shark moviesĀ Dangerous AnimalsĀ is able to give audiences something new without getting bogged down by overworked tropes. And more importantly, it has some of the most savage shark action in recent yearsšŸ¤˜” – Nightmare on Film Street Jun 4, 2025 Full Review The Shrouds (2024) 75% EDIT “David Cronenberg maintains his status as Canadaā€™s coolest weirdo. A whirlwind of sex and psychotic ramblings about Russian spies, the Chinese government, and murder...but an undeniably personal exploration for a filmmaker in the wake of great tragedy.” – Nightmare on Film Street May 7, 2025 Full Review
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