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Wes goes solo tonight as he welcomes actor, director, and former star of GHOST HUNTERS INTERNATIONAL, Scott Tepperman.
Scott and Wes chat about Scott’s time with GHI, where his interest within the paranormal realm truly stands, his acting and filmmaking career, and the virtues of VHS. Spoiler alert: a premature internet disconnection leaves us with a few unanswered questions. Thanks ZOOM.
Stick around to check out Joe Lewis’ passionate review of the 2013 reboot of EVIL DEAD.
Slip on your tutus, because this week Wes and co-host CC Ann host cult classic Troma actor Mark Torgl, aka Melvin from the TOXIC AVENGER.
Mark tells Wes and CC about his various projects over the years, what he does in his spare time when he’s not acting, and maybe even a childhood UFO story. And there’s news about a TOXIC AVENGER reboot movie set to be produced as a major studio release.
In our regular features, Joe Lewis takes us into a psychological witch hunt with his review of Neil Marshall’s THE RECKONING.
Chad Harlan takes the reigns on this week’s show as he brings us an in-depth look at Lexington’s new entertainment location Lex Live. Lex Live will be host to some of Scarefest’s most highly anticipated entertainment events like the Film Festival and The Scream Queen Bowl-O-Rama.
Due to a few technical difficulties the show is little shorter than usual but is packed full of information about the food, the fun, and all of the amenities available at Lex Live. How many other places have bowling balls that look like billiard balls?
Also keep a lookout for Joe Lewis’ review of the Shudder exclusive movie PSYCHO GOREMAN, a movie specifically made to be a cult film.
Strap in because this week is another night packed full of seminar breakdowns with Wes and co-host CC Ann.
This next team of speakers will cover everything from Lizzy Borden to recognizing true evil within the human soul to Bigfoot. There is also some inside information on food vendors and the new Lex Live location that will host a few events. Plus, there might even be a few fun facts thrown in like the little-known truth that Bigfoots are snarky.
In our regular features, Joe Lewis gives us his thoughts on THE GREASY STRANGLER, a movie he classified as weird. If Joe says it’s weird, viewers are in for a wild ride.
Tonight’s show is a show not to be missed as Wes and co-host Chad Harlan welcome the one and only Felissa Rose, coming live from the set of a new film.
The SLEEPAWAY CAMP star shares her thoughts on some of her favorite projects, her work on the CASUALTY FRIDAY podcast, and her upcoming projects. It’s not too hard to see why Felissa might be one of the busiest people on Earth. Plus, there might even be a celebrity announcement or two in there.
In our regular features, the Week in Horror celebrates a classic 1996 tale of teenage witchcraft and Joe Lewis reviews the independent horror thriller HIS HOUSE.
It’s a night packed full with seminar breakdowns as Wes and co-host CC Ann reveal the first round of speakers for Scarefest 13:Resurrection.
On the docket are speakers that cover such topics as who is the most prolific American serial killer, what kind of hauntings occur in abandoned hospitals and how to channel the universe to answer life’s many mysteries. And, filling time as only they can, Wes and CC throw in a little TV talk.
In our regular features, Joe Lewis takes a “deep dive” into the world of underwater horror movies.
This week Wes flies solo, and overcomes a Windows dumpster fire, as he speaks to Steve and Brian from SPIRIT MECHANIX, a dream team of sensitives that offer a variety of paranormal services from cleansings to healings and much more.
Wes, Brian, and Steve chat about how planetary alignment works, what are attachments, how the team works online and even delve into the rarity of actual demonic activity. The show is chalk full of metaphysical knowledge.
In our regular features, the Week in Horror spotlights one the best received chapters of the FRIDAY THE 13TH series and Joe Lewis gives us his thoughts on GODZILLA VS KONG.
Tonight Wes and co-host Chad Harlan welcome Cailee Holmes, culinary expert and resident of Salem, Massachusetts, to the show. Cailee is looking to take her love of horror to new heights by opening a horror themed restaurant called THE CRYPT.
Cailee discusses her restaurant industry background, what to expect on the menu when THE CRYPT opens, and the process of financing THE CRYPT’s startup. There is even some talk about Cailee’s paranormal experiences in Salem. Crowd funding information can be found at CAILS FROM THE CRYPT on Facebook or Instagram.
Also, make sure not to miss part two of Joe Lewis’s review of the recent remake of Stephen King’s THE STAND.
Tonight, Wes and co-host Chad Harlan sit down with Steve Kulls, E.M.T., private investigator, and Sasquatch detective, to talk a little cryptozoology.
Kulls chats about the state of cryptid investigations during Covid, his favorite place to investigate, when did Sasquatch research truly become a serious venture, and attempts to answer the nagging question of why there are no Bigfoot carcasses on display somewhere.
In our regular features, the Week in Horror honors the “Ghost with the Most” and Joe Lewis gives us his first impression of the remake of Stephen King’s THE STAND. Plus, we get a trailer for another movie from the Scarefest film festival!
Wes and co-host CC Ann have a short show tonight but it is packed full of material!
There are some big celebrity announcements, like Jenna Jamison and a KILLER KLOWNS FROM OUTER SPACE reunion kind of big. We also learn that there won’t be a shortage of movies for the Scarefest Film Festival and we even get a preview of one of them.
There are even a few hard-hitting questions posed, like is Jamaica really haunted and will DISCOVERY + channel ruin paranormal television?
