Tag: Classic Horror

R.A. Mihailoff 2021 E4

This week Wes and co-host Chad Harlan are joined by fan favorite tough guy R.A. Mihailoff. Known for his role as Leatherface, this lovable Scarefest fixture has appeared in numerous other projects from FULL HOUSE to DEATH HOUSE. He is also a member of the Hollywood Ghost Hunters.

R.A. tells Wes and Chad what he’s been doing during the pandemic, how his interest in paranormal investigation began, the fact he makes a terrifying Kris Kringle, and how much he’s missed the Scarefest family. If that’s not enough. Nicole Griffith pops in to visit and get her R.A. fix.

In our regular features. Joe Lewis’ gives a great recommendation on a Shudder network original film and the Week in Horrors takes us back to a Kevin Bacon classic.

 

Linnea Quigley 2021 E3

It’s a real treat tonight as Wes and co-host CC welcome Scream Queen royalty Linnea Quigley to the show. Linnea has a wrap sheet on IMDB that goes on for days including such classics as RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD and NIGHT OF THE DEMONS.

Linnea, Wes, and CC delve into how she moved from Iowa to California going from shy girl to horror movie darling, acting under aliases, a disastrous moment on the set of NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET IV, and her involvement in pet rescues. She also plays in a band and has her own reality show in production. Now we just need that horror workout video of hers to make a comeback.

In our regular features Joe Lewis talks about his two favorite Linnea Quigley movies, Dick Pinkerton talks about the Black Dahlia, and Breaking the News gives us Mothmen and muppet horror movies.

 

Jake Hates Everything SF13 E54

It’s the show that might break the mold as this week Wes welcomes Jake Godbold, horror expert and agent of Mini C the Unspeakable, for an interesting premise. Jake has requested Wes watch two movies and the challenge is for Wes to guess which movie Jake liked and which one Jake hated. The results are hilarious.

Not only do we get the results on the movie challenge, between CANNIBAL HOLOCAUST and SOCIETY, but we also get some passionate commentary on both films and a few lessions on copywrite barriers. Plus Wes gets the lowdown on Jake’s thoughts about virtual conventions.

In our regular features, don’t miss Joe Lewis’ review of the HAUNTING OF BLY MANOR.

 

Darcy DeMoss SF13 E52

We all know her from her bloody role in Friday the 13th: VI and this week Darcy Demoss sits down with Wes and cohost Chad Harlen to talk about her time on the film as well as what made her cohost Tom Fridley uncomfortable while on set.

With a career beginning at age 15, Darcy has been in the business for well over 20 years and during her time she’s worked with some of Hollywood’s greatest. Darcy is not only a great actress but also an avid wildlife photographer and loves to spend time traveling the globe while capturing photos of her experiences.

After this episode, be sure to check out DarcyDemoss.com or DarcyDemoss19 on Instagram for more on her upcoming projects. You can also check out Exoticvisuals.com to see her work in wildlife photography.

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.

 

Felissa Rose SF13 E21

Podcast, karaoke and toilet paper, oh my! Scream queen and Scarefest fan favorite Felissa Rose sits down with Wes and Billy Crank this week to talk about everything from her podcast, her love (and lack of talent) for Karaoke and why a pandemic means buy all the toilet paper.

Felissa also talks about keeping a balance between her busy filming schedule and convention appearances. Conventions can be a wild ride and we get to hear Felissa’s most memorable con moment. To find out more about her podcast as well as convention appearances, be sure to check out Casualty Friday podcast and find her on Instagram under FelissaRose123.

As always we also bring you our regularly scheduled segments which this week include a look into the biggest documented UFO sighting in history and the top 3 Wearwolf movies you’ll want to see.

 

Christine Elise SF13 E13

Actor, writer, producer, photographer and all around amazing woman, Christine Elise join Wes and cohost Jason this week. Christine has numerous acting credits to her name but we love her and know her most from her role in Child’s Play 2. Being a classic Hollywood fan, acting came natural to her and she talks to us about her past experiences and future endeavors. To find links to all Christine’s social media and websites, be sure to visit Bathingbook.com

After Christine’s appearance, be sure to stick around for our weekly fan favorite segments such as movie reviews from Joe Lewis with Bonehead Weekly and Glen from Fakeshemp.net. Billy Crank also brings us a horror short from days past that is so bad, it’s good. Don’t miss it!

Katherine Kamhi SF13 E11

The always stunning and radiant Katherine Kamhi joins Wes and cohost CC Ann this week to discuss her time in the horror world as Meg in the horror classic, Sleepaway Camp. Katherine has a rich background in performance arts and a family full of talent. A long with her beauty secrets, she shares with us a few of her upcoming projects and memories from past endeavors.

Our usual suspects are featured this week with a bit of a Christmas theme. Glen from Fakeshemp.net brings us a Christmas horror from down under that you’ll definitely want to check out and really bad Santa takes pictures while out and about.

Billy Crank brings us auditions for ‘Lovers Leap’ and proves that dating is not for everyone. You won’t want to miss it so be sure to tune in.

 

Carnival of Souls (1962)

Film Review by Bud Jenness

CARNIVAL OF SOULS is either an intentionally layered and meaningful film, or it was a ‘happy accident’ by Herk Harvey. I sometimes say it’s not too far removed from an Ed Wood film, but that’s really not fair at all. There’s something special about this movie, and I’ll be darned if I can really put my finger on it. Continue reading “Carnival of Souls (1962)”