Congratulations to the cast and crew of this film for being nominated for Fangoria Chainsaw Award! Huge accomplishment in the horror community and well deserved!

This is a monster movie that I can get behind because of the originality and creativity and not to mention the phenomenal cast: Krsy Fox, Barbara Crampton, Heather Langenkamp, Bonnie Aarons and Chaz Bono. This movie speaks volumes about a mother protecting her daughter and for me, it home. Please give a warm welcome to Jon Sklaroff.

I had the pleasure of sitting down with Jon and getting the inside scoop behind his character and the movie. I really enjoyed this interview; not only due to the fact that Jon talks about some really deep stuff about himself and his character, but also what he did in order to prepare for the role. This gentleman has my upmost respect!

If you have not seen this movie, it’s still streaming on Shudder, and I highly recommend watching it as soon as humanly possible.

What a huge honor to speak to one of my heroes from The Walking Dead! Irone is such a wonderful and talented actor! For once, I am speechless which is highly unusual for me. However, we did talk about his role in the first three seasons of the show, and I can tell just by his answers that he enjoyed the role very much.

As much as I enjoyed the series, I was very heartbroken when the writers decided to kill off T-Dog because he was one of my favorite characters in the show and we all know how that impacted the fans and the franchise. T-Dog was a humble but yet stern character and all he wanted to do was protect the group – so he is definitely the hero of Seasons 1 through 3 in my opinion.

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Synopsis: A research psychologist attempts to make sense of a woman's claims of alien abduction through a sit-down interview and overnight observation.

What a treat, such a huge honor and pleasure to sit down and speak with Ashley BeLoat! Ashley is an amazing and talented actress; she shares so much first-hand insight about her character and the film.

From describing her character in the film to telling the audience what to expect, this knowledge is priceless, and I cannot wait to see this movie when it’s released to the general public – I am eternally grateful for her time.

Please follow Ashley on Instagram; show her your love and support @ashleybeloat

Rob Zombie’s Halloween 2 is an earnest picture; It brought depth to the mythos, and truly did nothing to trample on John Carpenter’s original version. There’s more character development which presents the opportunity to believe in the characters we care for.

To bring more insight to the films, I had the honor and pleasure of speaking with Diane and what she shared is absolute priceless knowledge. The fact that she has been acting for a very long time, and being the daughter in law of Clu Gulager, makes her even more legendary.

I love learning from the actors and actresses that I talk to; so much to hear about what happens on set and sharing the behind-the-scenes secrets. Me loving both films: The Feast Trilogy and Rob Zombie’s Halloween II – we can learn a lot about someone. Diane has been there; she has raised the bar. No one can play the Biker Queen like Diane and certainly there are only a few that can be at the same level as her.

For all that know me, the Halloween Franchise is my favorite, and Michael Myers is someone who I have come to love over the past two decades or so. Halloween 2018 and Halloween Kills gives us what I can only describe as the ultimate Michael Myers experience and both films deliver an emotional punch that too many of the films in this franchise have lacked. With that being said, please give a very warm welcome to Carmela McNeal.

I sat down with South Philly’s own Carmela McNeal and we both talked about her role in both Halloween movies. And from what she had to say is pure gold and priceless insight about her character and the both films.

Such a wonderful and gifted actress; I wish that she could have continued in Halloween Ends, but it is what it is. She still made her mark as Vanessa and she is a part of a magnificent franchise.

Follow and support Carmela on social media: Instagram @carmela.mcneal & Twitter @CarmelaMcNeal

I used to be a full-fledged practicing Catholic which is why I find movies regarding possessions very terrifying and yet I am drawn to them like flies on sh*t. But when there is a movie based on a true story, I am definitely going to take the risk and watch it.

What an awesome interview! Speaking to Marcenae about her role as Monica is nothing short of paramount. I absolutely loved getting to know about her personally and her role as in now which is one of my favorite possession films.

As I said in the interview, I keep an eye out for those in the background; no role is too small for a movie… I noticed Marcenae acting as Monica not just for the cuss words, but her attitude and drive to movie forward and to get things done. She definitely delivered her role with epic awesomeness, and I am very grateful and honored to have her on my show.

Please follow and support Marcenae on Instagram @marcenaelynette

What a treat! To sit down with Lynda Boyd and get the inside scoop about her character and to acquire the behind-the-scenes details about her elevator death scene and her on on-screen son’s death scene.

At the end of the interview, Lynda provides a great public service announcement: always, always check your floorboards for water bottles and never, ever chase pigeons near construction equipment.

With remarkable special effects and a genuinely scary creature, the film effectively utilizes the found footage format to build suspense and create a sense of realism. The acting is generally considered solid, with the actors effectively conveying the terror and unease of the situation.

Overall, pretty great movie which I think will augment the found-footage sub-genre of horror. However, this movie is not for the squeamish or light-hearted and may trigger some pretty intense emotions.