Catherine Corcoran SF13 E42

This week begins with a little technical difficulties but once those get figured out, Wes and cohost CC Ann are joined by the lovely Catherine Corcoran. Best known to the horror community for her time in the film Terrifier, Catherine talks about whether or not she feels she’s earned the title of Scream Queen.

Along with talking to us about what she’s been watching since being in quarantine, Catherine talks to us about what her favorite role to play was and about her newest movie, Long Lost.

If none of that gets you interested, Catherine also tells us her secret on getting off fake blood and who doesn’t need to know that.

Brian J Cano SF13 E41

Chris Sutton takes the captain’s chair tonight as he welcomes paranormal investigator and all around great guy Brian J Cano. Cano has been featured on several paranormal shows such as HAUNTED COLLECTOR and PARANORMAL CAUGHT ON CAMERA.

Chris and Brian wax poetic on some of Brian’s favorite sights to investigate, the importance of evolving as an investigator, and how he became involved with PARANORMAL CAUGhT ON CAMERA. Brian also discusses many of the projects that his Patreon page funds. For more information on Brian, check out his website at www.neverstopsearching.com

In our regular features Glenn gives us a creepy drive-in feature, Dick Pinkerton returns with a British serial killer, and Joe Lewis goes kid friendly with a review of THE ADDAMS FAMILY.

Wes also shares a thrilling trailer for the short film THAT OLD MISERY that promises plenty of chills.

Heather Dobson Memoirs of a Future Ghost SF13 E40

It’s a delve into the metaphysical world as Wes and co host Chad Harlan welcome Heather Dobson, author and cofounder of Paranormal Georgia Investigations, to discuss Heather’s book, MEMOIRS OF A FUTURE GHOST, as well as the supernatural in general.

Along the way, Heather explains where the title of her book originated, what led to her interest in the paranormal, equipment preferences, and if she feels her exposure to the paranormal has made her more sensitive or skeptical. Check out her website afutureghost.com for more information on Heather and her work.

Our regular features bring us sharks from FakeShemp, vampire and haunting classics from the Week in Horror, and horror comedies from Joe Lewis. Plus, Dick Pinkerton returns with another tale of True Horror.

The big question that remains is, can ghosts REALLY smell when someone is BS’ing?

DB Dornake and The Attack of the Beast Creatures SF13 E39

Fans of B movies rejoice! On tonight’s show, local mad scientist and Mutagen Nation host, DB Dornake joins Wes, in his new persona of fictional detective Dick Pinkerton, to reflect on the 1985 bad cinema gem that is ATTACK OF THE BEAST CREATURES.

ATTACK OF THE BEAST CREATURES tells the story of cruise ship survivors in the 1920s that land on a deserted island who are then hunted by a tribe of killer doll-like creatures. Dick (Wes) voices his many feelings for the film as DB adds his unique insight. We learn many things about acid pits, how doll sized creatures should be easy to kill, and not hitting on girls whittling a stick.

Our regular features bring a review of THE LOVED ONES from Glenn at FakeShemp, release info on two horror classics in the Week in Horror, and a list of Joe Lewis’ favorite episodes of the series SUPERNATURAL.

AND…big bonus…Wes stars as hardboiled gumshoe Dick Pinkerton in a new segment called True Horror.

Jan Lewis: Fifth Hollar Cast SF13 E38

Actor, writter and director of The Fifth Hollar, Jan Lewis, joins Wes this week to talk about her series and what pushed her to take her once book idea and turn it into a TV series.

Along with Jan and Wes, actors Tim and James join in to talk about their time working with Jan on the Fifth Hollar and how the current pandemic has affected acting and travel. Jan has a long history with Scarefest and she and Wes also talk alittle about that history.

After all the talking is done, we are treated with the next installment of the Fifth Hollar and if all that doesn’t get you interested, just tune in to check out Wes’ new bitchin shirt.

Kelly McCarville SF13 E37

Co-host Chris Sutton joins Wes this week to interview his friend, psychic medium, paranormal investigator and documentarian Kelly McCarville.

Being born with a psychic ability can be taxing and overwhelming for most but Kelly embraced it and uses her gift to help the living through readings. Along with that, she has many extraordinary experiences and she graciously talks to us about some of those. You won’t want to miss this glimpse into the life of this medium.

Rob Mello SF13 E36

The ever beautiful CC Ann cohost with Wes this week to talk to the self proclaimed ‘Boston redneck’, Rob Mello.

Rob is best known for his roles in Happy Death Day 1&2 and he talks to us about what brought him to acting and what keeps him there. Rob’s had some tough roles and talks about what role has bothered him the most and made him cry after shooting. We get to hear about his upcoming projects as well including his newest movie, Embalmers.

In our regular weekly segments, Glen from Fakeshemp.net discusses a movie that’s a part of a horror sub-genre he thinks deserves more respect and Joe with Bonehead Weekly talks about a horror series you’ll want to check out.

Bonehead Weekly’s Joe Lewis SF13 E36

Every once and awhile it’s nice to sit down with friends and have a chat. This week Wes does exactly that with Joe Lewis from Bonehead Weekly and Scarefest celebrity Q&A host.

Have you ever wondered what fingers are Joe and Wes’ favorite? Well wonder no more because Wes and Joe answer that exact question as well as talk about their love for comic books and comic book movies. If you’re bored with TV and need some new things to watch, they’ve got you covered as they talk about binge worthy TV and what movies they consider their ‘comfort food’.

This episode also brings a bit of Where’s Waldo game except Wes and Joe are allowed one F-bomb per show so be on the lookout for that.

John Gritton SF13 E35

Kentucky boy and film maker, John C. Gritton joins Wes with cohost Chad this week. John is a Scarefest regular and you may have seen him walking around as a Ghostbuster with the Western Kentucky Ghostbusters. You may have also heard one of his seminars about the Golden age of slasher films.

Being a Kentucky boy moving to L.A. is a huge transition and John talks to us about what that looked like for him, what celebrities he worked next too and why he ultimately decided to come back to Kentucky. Being a film maker, John has a unique view on movies and he and Wes talk about the difference between practical and CGI effects and which they each prefer. This episode offers a lot for the budding film maker and the horror fan so you won’t want to miss it.

Mick Strawn SF13 E34

The talented Mick Strawn joins Wes along with co-host CCAnn this week on Scarefest television. Mick is known for his production design and art work on some of horrors best known movies.

Mick graciously shares stories about his time working on movies such as Boogy Nights and Mortal Combat and shares tips snd tricks of the trade including why blow-up dolls are important. With the state the world is in and all that time spent at home, we also get to hear what Mick is watching these days. Mick also has his podcast, Dream Warrior and his book Behind the Screams, both of which he gives us a taste of.

At the end of the show, the short film,, The Edge of Darkness by Miles Bellar is shown and Mick gives his critiques and shares tips on what film makers can do to help their projects.