Scott Kindred SF13 E48

One, two, Freddy’s coming for you. Tonight, Wes welcomes cosplayer/entertainer Scott Kindred to the show. Scott is Scarefest’s perennial Freddy Krueger player and all around nightmare maker supreme.

Wes and Scott discuss the various elements of developing a character, how Scott became involved in cosplay, what other characters he portrays, and what it takes to make a convincing character in person. Scott even shares a great Robert Englund story. Pure gold.

Our regular features sees Joe Lewis’ take on the CREEPSHOW tv series, a female serial killer tale from Dick Pinkerton, and a throwback movie review or two from down-under.

All this and handy tips on what to do with your voting stickers!

Author Elizabeth Fields SF13 E47

This week Wes and co-host Coyote Chris host author Elizabeth Fields Bowen for a cozy chat about horror and Halloween. Fun fact: Elizabeth’s mom tried to poison Wes back in 2016. If that doesn’t say interesting interview, what does?

Wes, Chris, and Elizabeth dive into Halloween memories, Elizabeth’s writing process, a few of her personal ghost stories, and her interest in mediumship. Elizabeth is also in the process of getting at least one of her books, DON’T LET THEM IN up on the big screen and she talks about the steps she is taking to get that completed.

In our regular features, Joe Lewis gives the rundown on a serial killer TV series. We also get language lessons from the spooky folks at Wicked World Scaregrounds. This episode has a little bit of everything.

Another Call In Night SF13 E46

It’s that time again, the call in show has returned. Wes and cohost Chad Harlan discuss the shows and movies they are currently watching and what viewer’s might want to consider adding to their watch lists. New suggestions include THE BOYS, NURSE RATCHED, and COBRA KAI.

Of course, it wouldn’t be a call in show without any calls. Wes and Chad hook up with that rascal Jake Godbold to talk about everything from Shudder shows like CREEPSHOW to plans for Halloween to suffering from Norman Reedus fatigue syndrome. Yep, that’s really a thing.

Our regular features bring us Brad Pitt and cult classic transvestites from the Week in Horror and Joe Lewis doubles down with reviews of THE BABYSITTER (2017) and BABYSITTER: KILLER QUEEN.

Chris Majors SF13 E45

The talk is all about the stars tonight as Wes and co-hoest CC Ann welcome celebrity agent, musician, and memorabilia collector Chris Majors to the show. Chris’ agency, Monster Memorabilia and Entertainment, is chalk full of media stars you’ll recognize plus cool collectibles for all of the superfans.

Chris discusses how the pandemic has affected his agency and what he has done to remain sustainable, how he became a celebrity agent, his feelings on virtual conventions, and all of the numerous other aspects of his job. Along the way he also shares a few celeb stories and even offers some roofing advice. It’s that kind of show!

In our weekly offering Joe Lewis takes a look at a SHUDDER exclusive movie and the Week in Horror gets squishy and brutal. This week also sadly sees the last Scarefest TV offering from our Aussie movie maestro Glenn but what an offering it is.

We’ll miss Glenn on the show but you can always still find him at FakeShemp and Good Movie Monday. G’Day Mate!

Scarefest Cancellation and Post CyberCon SF13 E44

Not quite the post episode we are use to but this is our first ever post Cybercon break down and Wes is joined by Brandon and Nicole Griffith to talk the wins and loses for our test run.

Unfortunately they also discuss the cancelation of Scarefest 13 and what that means going forward not only with the convention itself but the convention center as well.

Paul T Taylor SF13 E43

On the eve of the first ever Scarefest Cybercon, Wes and Brandon are joined by the ever friendly and charismatic Paul T. Taylor. Paul is best known in the horror community for playing the iconic roll of Pinhead in Hellraiser: Judgement.

Paul has many projects he’s proud of and he talks to us about many of those including the largest role he’s played to date and the time he worked with Tony Todd. For more info on Paul’s work and upcoming projects, be sure to check out Paulttaylor.com.

With this being the eve of our first ever Cybercon, Wes and Brandon talk about the upcoming event and why it’s probably not a good idea to have it at the same time and location as the Miss Teen Kentucky pageant.

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.