Tag: Celebrity Guests

Ken Foree discusses his career, including his roles in various movies and TV shows. He talked about his experiences with writing, producing, and acting, as well as his thoughts on different projects he has been involved in. The conversation covered a wide range of topics related to his career in the entertainment industry.

 

The hosts and Beatrice Boepple talk about her experiences in the film industry, her work in horror films, and her personal life. The program also includes announcements about upcoming events and Scarefest guests. Additionally, Beatrice discusses her upcoming appearance at the Scarefest convention and her plans to host a yoga class at the event.

 

Melanie Kinnaman, a final girl from Friday the 13th Part Five, discusses her experiences and upcoming appearances at conventions. She shares her pride in being a “final girl” and talks about her upcoming appearances at events in Illinois and the Philadelphia area. She also mentions her preference for using Facebook and Instagram for social media.

 

Sandy Johnson, the original Judith Meyers from Halloween, discusses her experiences and upcoming projects on Scarefest TV. She talks about her love for horror movies, her favorite genres, and her involvement in various films, including a 3D movie called “Surfer Girls.” Sandy also shares her website and the unique collectibles she offers, such as blood-splattered hairbrushes and autographed photos. She also talks about her late-night DJ role in a UK film called “Paradia.”

 

In this episode, Bonehead Weekly discusses the movie “65” and provides a review of the film. The movie is about a man who crash lands on a planet during the time of the dinosaurs and has to survive. Joe expresses disappointment in the lack of dinosaur action and kickass scenes in the movie. He also mentions the need for more dragons in another movie he saw. Overall, the review is critical of the film’s lack of action and excitement.

Brian Bremer was the guest on this episode, but the AI summary decided to ignore him completely.

Shane Pittman is the guest on Scarefest TV and discusses his involvement in the Holzer Files, his experiences in the paranormal field, and his work with Spirit Mechanics. He also talks about his Patreon and a special offer for his supporters. The episode also includes a movie review of “Renfield”.

 

Brett Wagner, the guest on the show, talks about his experience as The Lost Leatherface and his decision not to pursue legal action. He also discusses his interest in working with Don Coscarelli again and his upcoming movie roles. The show also includes a movie review and critique of ‘Boogeyman’ and Wes’s experiences in various movies and shows.

 

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.

 

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.

 

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.