Scarefest Weekend focuses on Robert Englund’s autograph line building, detailing sign-up procedures for VIP and general admission attendees. The event aims to manage expectations due to limited autograph opportunities. Additionally, the Nightcap on Elm Street event will offer exclusive collectibles and interactions, enhancing fan experiences with Robert Englund and other cast members. Continue reading “Scarefest Weekend Robert Englund Line Building SF2025 E33”
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The Council for September SF2025 E32
The Scarefest TV episode discusses preparations for the upcoming Scarefest 2025, including new logos, guest announcements, and merchandise. It emphasizes the importance of early attendance for popular guests like Robert England and covers various event details, including ticket sales, panel schedules, and the introduction of AI art policies. Continue reading “The Council for September SF2025 E32”
Actress Melanie Kinnaman SF2025 E31
Melanie Kinnaman discusses her experiences filming “Friday the 13th, Part 5,” sharing insights on her character, the challenges of working in horror, and the impact of her roles on her career. She reflects on the industry’s pressures, her transition from New York to Hollywood, and her upcoming projects, including a new horror film. Continue reading “Actress Melanie Kinnaman SF2025 E31”
Stuntman Bill Perry SF2025 E30
Bill Perry, a stuntman and author, shares insights about his career in stunts, including experiences on iconic films like movies from the “Nightmare on Elm Street” franchise and “Predator 2.” He discusses the challenges of stunt work, the importance of safety, and his creative projects, including horror-themed coloring books and a potential memoir. Continue reading “Stuntman Bill Perry SF2025 E30”
Ghost Hunters’ Steve Gonsalves SF2025 E29
Steve Gonsalves discusses the evolution of paranormal television, its impact on the ghost hunting community, and his experiences on Ghost Hunters. He shares insights on the future of paranormal shows, the camaraderie among investigators, and his favorite investigation locations. The conversation also touches on personal anecdotes and the significance of fan interactions. Continue reading “Ghost Hunters’ Steve Gonsalves SF2025 E29”
Actress Beatrice Boepple SF2025 E28
Actress Beatrice Boepple discusses her experiences in the entertainment industry, including her role in “Nightmare on Elm Street.” She shares insights about her travels, yoga, and personal growth, emphasizing the impact of horror conventions on her career resurgence. The conversation highlights her connection with fans and her upcoming participation in Scarefest. Continue reading “Actress Beatrice Boepple SF2025 E28”
Haunters Against Hate SF2025 E27
The episode discusses the upcoming Haunters Against Hate event, “Season of the Witch,” scheduled for August 8-10, 2025. Co-hosts and guest Rob Whelan highlight the organization’s mission to create an inclusive environment for the LGTBQ community, focusing on workshops, makeup techniques, and various activities for attendees. Continue reading “Haunters Against Hate SF2025 E27”
The Booth Brothers SF2025 E26
The Booth Brothers discuss their film “Never Blink,” exploring the concept of what we miss during blinks. They share insights on the filmmaking process, financing, and the blend of horror and sci-fi elements. The film, releasing on July 29, will be available across major streaming platforms, showcasing their passion for storytelling. Continue reading “The Booth Brothers SF2025 E26”
Actor R.A. Mihailoff SF2025 E25
R.A. Mihailoff discusses his experiences in the horror genre, including his role in “Texas Chainsaw Massacre 3” and upcoming projects. He shares anecdotes about his interactions with fans and fellow actors, his preparation for physically demanding roles, and his favorite food spots, emphasizing the importance of community and connection at events like Scarefest. Continue reading “Actor R.A. Mihailoff SF2025 E25”
The Council for July SF2025 E24
The July 2025 Scarefest TV episode covers event updates, guest announcements, and technical issues. Hosts discuss volunteer applications, photo ops, and the VIP party structure. They also review “The Woman in the Yard,” highlighting its strengths and weaknesses. The episode concludes with a reminder for safety during the July 4th weekend. Continue reading “The Council for July SF2025 E24”