Speaker Announcements 2021 E16

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.

Spirit Mechanix 2021 E15

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.

 

Cailee Holmes 2021 E14

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.

Steve Kulls 2021 E13

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!

 

Announcements and Stuff 2021 E12

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?

 

Jennifer Banko 2021 E11

This week Wes and co-host Chad Harlan welcome the spunky Jennifer Banko. Banko has made numerous appearances in movies and on TV but is best known for her role in FRIDAY THE 13TH PART 7: THE NEW BLOOD. Banko is also set to appear in the upcoming FRIDAY THE 13TH fan film, 13 FANBOY.

Banko discusses 13 FANBOY, how she got into acting, what it’s like to be a child actor, and the possibility of having real life stalker fans. She also speaks a little bit about her interest in tarot reading. It is an interesting evening, indeed.

All of this plus more celebrity announcements and Joe Lewis give us a review for a British ghost story anthology movie.

Victor Paruta 2021 E10

Tonight’s show is extra metaphysical as Wes and Chad Harlan host Victor Paruta. Paruta is a tremendously gifted medium, clairvoyant, and tarot reader who has been voted Cincinnati’s Best Psychic.

Wes, Chad, and Victor discuss when Victor’s gift manifested, how his gifts shape his paranormal investigations, and whether Covid has changed the spiritual world and how it may have affected mediumship. Plus, we learn Wes’ true feelings about hugs.

We also get a nice handful of Scarefest announcements, Joe Lewis talks about the artistic horror of a LARS VAN TRIER film, and the Week in Horror salutes a “corny”1984 Stephen King classic

Tony Todd Couldn’t Be with Us Tonight SF13 E9

If the title doesn’t give it away, Tony Todd was unavailable this evening. What’s a host to do? He wings it! Wes and co-host CC Ann stretch their collective improv talents by giving us an off-the-cuff discussion of Todd’s movies, check the chatroom for viewers’ favorite Tony Todd roles, and debate the merits of the movie SKY SHARKS.

There are also several celebrity announcements in the mix. Spoiler alert, one of them is a major Scream Queen! In addition, Joe Lewis gives us his impression of the British horror-comedy GET DUKED!

Don’t forget to keep an ear out for Wes’ super-secret extra F-Bomb of the Day.

Sean Whalen 2021 E8

This week Wes and co-host Chad Harlan welcome Sean Whalen. If the name isn’t familiar, his face will ring a bell. Whalen is best known in horror circles as Roach from THE PEOPLE UNDER THE STAIRS but he has appeared in countless TV shows and movies since the early 1990s.

Wes and Chad learn how Whalen chooses his roles and how he prepares for them, shares the story of how he met his fiancée at Scarefest, and if he has ever done a Western. Whalen even gives away some autographed merch during the segment. He’s a super classy guy!

Our regular segments has Joe Lewis sharing his thoughts on a Shudder original anthology movie, the week in history spotlights Bruce Campbell, and Cliff Stone breaks the news on a Jason Voorhees hot sauce. Yes, a hot sauce.

Helene Udy 2021 E7

Tonight, Wes and co-host CC Ann share the screen with the incredibly talented Helene Udy. Udy is known in horror circles for starring in the 1981 horror classic MY BLOODY VALENTINE but her acting career spans a number of genres. On top of that, she’s an acrobat and a trained clown.

Helene discusses the diverse variety of characters she’s played over the years, her upcoming projects, how she hosts her own virtual Cabaret shows, and how she got into horror. There is even a little segment on clown classifications.

In our regular features, Joe Lewis compares the 1995 film CASTLE FREAK to its recent remake; Dick Pinkerton spotlights a British killer, and the Week in Horror spotlights an Oscar winning horror classic. Keep your eyes peeled for the 15 Second Horror Film Challenge.