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In this episode, the hosts discuss various topics related to Scarefest Weekend, including celebrity guests, photo ops, and film festival entries. They also share personal anecdotes and engage with the audience in a casual and humorous manner. The hosts also provide updates on the event’s logistics and address questions from the audience. Overall, the video provides a behind-the-scenes look at the planning and preparation for the upcoming event.
Lar Park Lincoln discusses her experiences in the horror movie industry and her work as an acting coach. She shares insights about her career, including her roles in films like “Friday the 13th”. Additionally, she provides advice for aspiring actors and discusses her involvement in various film projects. She also talks about her experiences working with different actors and directors.
Richard Ewell discusses the upcoming Frankencon event, covering guest appearances, activities, and logistics. The event will feature celebrity guests, film screenings, panel discussions, and a costume contest. The event is sponsored by orbitdvd.com and other partners. Attendees can expect a fun and engaging experience at the convention.
The spirits are running amok tonight as Wes and co-host Katie Followell welcome medium Amy Parks of the hit Netflix series 28 Days Haunted.
Amy, Wes, and Katie discuss how Amy discovered her gifts, how she got involved with the 28 Days Haunted series, and energy shifting. Plus, Amy also shares her personal terrifying encounter while filming 28 Days Haunted.
Make sure to stick around for Joe Lewis’ insightful review of the Norwegian film VIKING WOLF. It’s something you can really sink your teeth into.
The Blood Moon rises and it’s time for another monthly meeting of the all-powerful Council. There’s no Brandon tonight but there are derby hats! But is that a fair trade off? This would only fly in Kentucky.
Adrienne and Wes delve into the best of what Lexington has to offer, discuss hotel tribulations, talk cardio health, and the power of chair yoga. Not the usual Scarefest foray but there’s a lot to learn from this dynamic duo.
In our regular features, Joe Lewis gives his insight on the next entry in the Scream film franchise, SCREAM 6.
You can practically smell the marshmallows roasting this week as Wes and co-host Claire Heany welcome everyone’s favorite early 1980s camp counselor/bully Katherine Kamhi.
Outside of SLEEPAWAY CAMP Kamhi is a total sweetheart who has the tendency to make people develop crushes on her. She, Wes, and Claire discuss her life growing up in New York City, the bar she built during Covid, and take a look into her rather expansive stage and television career.
Plus, be sure to catch Joe Lewis’ review of EVIL DEAD RISE. Joe is a huge fan of the Evil Dead series so this one is sure to be a bloody good one.
Tarot, spirit guides, and mysteries abound tonight as Wes and co-host Katie Followell welcome claircognizant extraordinaire Beverly McChesney to the show.
They discuss Beverly’s vast skill set, Wes’ tarot reading talents, and the mystery of Mama Ruby. Beverly also gives a rundown on the Fool Moon Sisters Bizarre Bazaar, providing information on vendors and all of the wonders to expect from this upcoming event. There might even be some celebrity announcements.
Stick around for Joe Lewis’ ferociously honest insights into JEEPER CREEPERS REBORN. It just might save your life.
This week Wes and co-host Chad Harlan dust off their ad lib skills in a totally improvised episode full of random interesting facts and tomfoolery. They discuss the huge number of entries in this year’s Film Festival, Tik Tok yoga, and some of the latest television shows that are currently on their watchlists. Plus, will Wes become a marathon running vegetarian? Watch and find out.
In our regular features, we get three new celebrity announcements, including some familiar faces, and Joe Lewis reviews the Hulu horror/thriller HUNTER HUNTER, starring Devon Sawa and Nick Stahl.
The time is upon us again as the all-knowing, all-powerful Council meets once more to discuss all things Scarefest, and maybe even a few other things in between. How much coolness can one show handle?
Wes, Brandon, and Adrienne spill the beans about limits on VIP tickets, electric bras, and the benefits of moving the film festival back to the convention center. Plus, they also field some questions from the chatroom. Bonus game: try to figure out where Adrienne is visiting this week (hint: there are lots of bears).
In our regular features, there are two groovy celebrity announcements and Joe Lewis gives his insight on the Netflix television series WEDNESDAY. It’s spooky and altogether ooky.
This week Wes is joined by co-host Katie Followell as they explore deep into the mind of fear and wax poetically about the nature of terror. Wait, scratch that. Just kidding. It’s not that kind of show this week.
Wes and Katie do give two big names coming to Scarefest (hint: they both are tied to HOUSE OF 1000 CORPSES) as well as talk about Katie’s visit to a food convention and Lexington Comic Con, generational childhood heroes, and where the saying “eating crow” originates. Plus, can anyone beat Wes’ blood pressure record? You may not want to.
Speaking of eating crow, Joe Lewis critiques M. Night Shyamalan’s KNOCK AT THE CABIN. Based on his love/hate relationship with M. Night’s films, Joe really doubles down on this one.
