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Episode 275: Will Savive (horror filmmaker, author, and creator of "Will Savive's Midnight Stories")19 Oct 202600:29:09

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This week I’m chatting with horror filmmaker and author Will Savive! He’s also the creator of Will Savive’s Midnight Stories which is now in its second season! He told me how his background in forensic science helps him when he’s writing a new story, his writing process for each episode of Midnight Stories, and how he came up with the idea for the series, and so much more.


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Episode 274: Matilda Lutz (Star of CRAWLERS - in theatres NOW!)16 Oct 202600:18:48

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Surprise with a second episode this week! I was so excited to get to chat with its star Matilda Lutz. You probably remember her incredible performance as the pink star wearing bad in Revenge, but this time around she’s fighting spiders as building manager Serena in CRAWLERS. She admitted to me that she’s a total scaredy cat but loves watching horror movies anyway, and why she’s so attracted to the horror genre. She also told me how she prepared to play Serena, whether or not she has a fear of spiders, and how many real spiders versus CGI spiders were used in the movie.


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Episode 273: J.W. Ocker (Author: "Don't Go There" and "Chasing the Headless Horseman" OUT NOW!)12 Oct 202600:49:41

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This week we have returning guest, author JW Ocker on the show! He was last on a couple of years ago to talk about his book Cult Following, and now he’s back to talk about his two newest books: Chasing the Headless Horseman: The History, Hijinks, and Halloweens of the Real Sleepy Hollow and Don’t Go There: A Tour of the World's Most Sinister Spots. He gave me some insight as to how he picked which spots to talk about in Don’t Go There and the question he asked that inspired the book. As well as how Sleepy Hollow became the Sleepy Hollow we know it as today. 


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Episode 272: Robert P. Ottone (Author of AMITYVILLE AWAKENS - out on October 6th!)05 Oct 202600:36:02

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This week I’m chatting with horror writer Robert P. Ottone. He’s written books such as THE VILE THING WE CREATED, THE TRIANGLE, THERE'S SOMETHING SINISTER IN CENTERFIELD. Now his newest book, AMITYVILLE AWAKENS, comes out tomorrow, October 6th everywhere books are sold. Robert told me how he started writing horror literature, what his writing process is, and what’s on his TBR. He also told me where the idea for Amityville Awakens came from and what kind of research he did before he started writing.


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What I Watched in September 202602 Oct 202600:20:27

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I am having a lot of lazy weekends and movie marathons with my boyfriend while the weather is shit. Listen to what I thought about everything I watched in September!


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Episode 271: Meredith Tummillo & Tony Wash (Creators of the horror game show BETTER LUCK THAN CHUCK - on YouTube now!)28 Sep 202600:46:37

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This week I got to speak with the creators of the new horror game show Better Luck Than Chuck, Meredith Tummillo and Tony Wash. The first episode of Better Luck than Chuck premiered on YouTube on September 24th so go subscribe now - there’s a link below. Meredith and Tony told me how they each fell in love with the horror genre and what still scares them in horror movies today. Then we talked about how they came up with the idea for Better Luck Than Chuck, what some of their categories are, and how they got people like Chad Villella and Mike Flanagan involved.


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Episode 270: L. Marie Wood (President of the Horror Writers Association)21 Sep 202600:55:51

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This week I had the privilege of speaking with horror writer and the president of the Horror Writers Association L. Marie Wood! She told me how she started writing psychological horror stories at only 5 years old, the teachers who encouraged her to pursue her craft, and how she became the president of the Horror Writers Association. She also talks about StokerCon and what a joy that is to host every year, who her favorite horror writers are, and her advice for people who want to start writing horror.


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Episode 269: Patrick Brice (Co-Creator/Director of The Creep Tapes: Season 3!)14 Sep 202600:27:22

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I had the privilege of talking to the director, executive producer, and co-writer of The Creep Tapes: Season 3, Patrick Brice. Season 3 of The Creep Tapes is out tomorrow, September 15th on AMC+ and Shudder and you have to check it out because all 6 episodes are epic. Patrick told me how he fell into writing and directing horror movies, the original intent of writing the first Creep movie, and why they made the decision to make it a series instead of continuing to make movies. He also told me how they were able to shoot an episode of season 3 in New York City without permits, where the name Peachfuzz came from, and how they go about getting their guest stars for each season. 


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What I Watched in August 202607 Sep 202600:15:00

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Here's everything I watched in August 2026! We'll be back next week with another interview!


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Episode 268: Adam Wakefield (Horror Writer: The Usher)31 Aug 202600:36:00

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This week I’m chatting with horror writer named Adam Wakefield. He self published his novel The Usher and is finishing up his forthcoming book Elder Lake. He told me who his favorite authors are, where the inspiration for his stories have stemmed from, and what his writing process is. He also told me about a super spooky experience he had while watching The Conjuring and what horror movie he’d remake if he could, and so much more.


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Episode 267: Jordan Gass-Poore' (Producer: Tales From Beyond the Pale & The First Debra Hill Podcast)24 Aug 202600:31:06

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This week I’m chatting with the producer of the podcast Tales From Beyond the Pale and creator of the first Debra Hill podcast, Jordan Gass-Pooray. She told me how she fell in love with horror as a 90’s kid at Blockbuster, how horror movies gave her role models on screen in the form of final girls, and how she wound up producing new episodes of Tales From Beyond the Pale. Then we got into talking about her upcoming podcast series about horror producer Debra Hill. She told me why she wanted to focus on Debra Hill and what was one of the most surprising things she learned about her while working on the series, and so much more!


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Episode 266: Adam Tierney (Horror Writer & Horror Video Game Director)17 Aug 202600:40:15

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This week I’m getting to speak with horror lit writer and video game director Adam Tierney. He told me how he fell in love with horror, how he got into directing horror video games, and his personal favorite horror video games. He also tells me about his newest novel 13 Demons Dead, which was released on August 4th, including what his writing process is, his advice to people who want to write horror, how he thinks you can become a good horror writer, and so much more.


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What I Watched in July 202610 Aug 202600:16:15

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Here's everything that I watched in July 2026 - everything that I loved and everything that I didn't love, plus everything in between.


Cradle 2 Grave Episode: https://open.spotify.com/episode/23LD9WENxQLcbzCVFtEYWR?si=WXoFx8SuQeum5M0mQM_dCw


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Episode 265: A Midyear Review For 2026 Horror Movies04 Aug 202600:46:09

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Listen to Merri, Meredith, Jody, Michael, and I breakdown our favorites so far of 2026, what's surprised us, and what we're looking forward to, and so much more.


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Episode 264: Nick Taylor (Director: Rubberhead: The Life and Monsters of Steve Johnson)27 Jul 202600:20:45

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This week’s guest is horror documentarian and journalist Nick Taylor and we’re talking about his documentary Rubberhead: The Life and Monsters of Steve Johnson. Rubberhead premiered a couple of days ago at Fantasia Fest and it’ll also be screening next month at FrightFest in the UK. Nick told me how he fell in love with horror, what he learned from being a journalist that translated well into making a documentary, and what the most surprising thing he learned about Steve Johnson was while filming. He also reveals how long it took to film Rubberhead, how he met Steve Johnson initially, and whether he prefers practical FX or CGI.


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Episode 263: Chris Maes (Writer/Director: Air Shift - Now Available on TUBI!)20 Jul 202600:34:14

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This week I’m speaking with horror filmmaker Chris Maes about his new indie horror feature Air Shift. Air Shift is available to watch for free on Tubi and you should definitely check it out. It follows Lisa, an overnight radio DJ who learns her station is closing because the building sits on a hazardous radioactive waste dump. Her final broadcast devolves into chaos when she is held hostage by a serial killer and must simultaneously battle an outbreak of zombies created by the toxic waste. Chris told me why he loves horror and what scares him in horror movies today. Then he told me how he came up with the idea for Air Shift, how his cast came together, what he learned about zombies while filming, and so much more.


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Episode 262: Maggie McMuffin (Creator of the horror burlesque show SUCH SIGHTS)13 Jul 202600:18:35

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On this week’s episode I’m talking to Maggie McMuffin about her upcoming Coney Island horror themed burlesque show called SUCH SIGHTS. It is being performed on July 25th and you don’t want to miss this! The performances and stunts are inspired by movies like Hellraiser, Raw, The Fly, and Society, to name a few. Maggie also told me how she got into burlesque and how she goes about writing the show each year. This is the final year of Such Sights and it features a ton of incredible performers, including the late Tony Todd’s sister Monique Dupree.


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What I Watched in June 2026 + My Thoughts on the Chattanooga Film Festival 03 Jul 202600:30:57

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My thoughts on everything I watched in June 2026, including my thoughts on the 20+ films I saw at the 2026 Chattanooga Film Festival!


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Episode 261: Executive Director Chris Dortch on What You Can See at the 2026 Chattanooga Film Festival!13 Jun 202600:19:53

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This week I spoke with Chris Dortch, the executive director of Chattanooga Film Festival. He initially joined me two years ago and I wanted to have him back to tell everyone about this year’s offerings at the festival. This episode is up a couple of days early so everyone has more time to listen and decide if they want to attend in person or virtually! The festival starts on Thursday! Chris told me why he founded Chattanooga Film Festival, some of the features and shorts that people be on the look out for, and why he really leaned into choosing films that were handmade this year. He also told me about the events they have planned, the VIPs who will be in attendance, and how you can attend virtually which I highly recommend you do, and much more!


Get Information & Tickets to Chattanooga Film Festival here: https://www.chattfilmfest.org/ 

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Episode 260: Matthew Jackson (Horror Critic & Journalist)08 Jun 202600:37:42

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On this week’s episode I speak with horror critic and journalist Matthew Jackson. His writing has been featured in publications like  Bloody Disgusting, Pop Heist, and Fangoria and he also hosts a literary horror podcast called The Scares that Shaped Us. He revealed how he got into horror despite his parents not allowing it in their house, why he loves being scared, and his favorite horror books of the year so far. He also talked to me about the controversial horror movie that he genuinely likes and the director behind the films that he’s always had the most fun seeing in theatres, and more!


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What I Watched in May 202606 Jun 202600:11:57

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Here's everything I watched in May 2026 and it was a great month! I'm going to try to watch a movie a day in June. Hold me to it over on Instagram!


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Episode 259: Jon Keeyes (Director: Speed Demon in theatres & on VOD now!)01 Jun 202600:17:55

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This week I had the opportunity to speak with director Jon Keeyes about his newest film Speed Demon. He’s been directing movies for 25 years and he sat down to tell me what drew him to the script for Speed Demon, how the cast came together, and whether the FX are practical or CGI. He also told me what drew him to horror movies when he was young and why thinks people love being scared. Speed Demon is in theatres and available on VOD everywhere now!


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Episode 258: Chris (aka StuffScaredChris)25 May 202601:21:48

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This week’s guest is horror TikToker Chris, though you probably know him online as StuffScaredChris. Chris is a content creator, Halloween haunt enthusiast, and a trivia host. He told me how he first fell in love with horror as a kid and how he used to celebrate Halloween twice a year growing up. He told me why he started making horror content on TikTok, offered advice for anyone starting out, and talked about why he started going to haunts and where his favorites have been, and so much more. This is an extra long episode so strap in!


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Episode 257: Sam Rebelein (Horror Writer: Edenville)18 May 202600:59:59

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On this week’s episode, Sam Rebelein came on to tell me how he fell in love with horror movies and how he got into writing horror. He’s the author of the Edenville books which take place in a fictional town in the Hudson Valley in upstate New York. He told me what fascinates him the most in horror movies, what his writing process is, and his personal favorite horror authors. He also told me one of his favorite scary stories from the Hudson Valley, the spooky stuff there is to do in October in Poughkeepsie, and his personal full moon rituals and so much more!


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Episode 256: Horror Writer David Moody (Last of the Living, Autumn)11 May 202600:41:31

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This week I have an awesome conversation with British horror writer David Moody on the podcast. He revealed how he got into horror writing and self-publishing e-books in the early 90’s, what does and doesn’t scare him in horror movies,  and how he sold the movie rights to his first movie to Guillermo del Toro without an agent. He also told me what his favorite horror novels are, where he gets recommendations for what to read, and what movie he’d love to see remade.


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What I Watched in April 202608 May 202600:10:23
Episode 255: Jason Mellow (Co-owner of The Twisted Spine - New York City's First Horror and Dark Literature Book Store)27 Apr 202600:41:30

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A few weeks ago, I sat down with one of the co-owners of the Twisted Spine, Jason Mellow. Twisted Spine is New York City’s first book store for exclusively horror and dark literature. Jason told me about his first experience seeing a horror movie in theatres when he was 7 years old and how it scared him. He then ended up first getting into horror literature and realized that he was a horror fan. Later on we get into how he and his partner Lauren got the idea to open The Twisted Spine, how they designed the store, and how they went about deciding what authors to stock on the shelves and so much more. 


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Episode 254: Damian McCarthy (Writer/Director of Hokum - in theatres on May 1st!)20 Apr 202600:25:11

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On this week’s episode of Who’s There, I had the privilege of speaking with the writer and director behind a new movie called HOKUM, Damien McCarthy. HOKUM is out in theatres everywhere on May 1st and I can’t recommend it enough.Damien told me what it was like growing up with a horror loving father who owned a video rental store in Ireland, the horror directors he looks to for inspiration while on set, and what he includes and what he leaves out when he’s writing a new script. He then went on to tell me where the idea for the story in Hokum came from, including how he landed on the title, and how Adam Scott was cast, and so much more!


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Episode 253: Toby Poser & John Adams (Filmmakers: Hellbender, Mother of Flies, upcoming: The Glorious Dead)13 Apr 202600:38:21

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In this week’s episode, I got to chat with Toby Poser and John Adams about how they each fell in love with horror, why they decided to start making movies as a family, and how they fell into the horror genre along the way. They told me about their process of writing scripts as a family, what they do when they have a disagreement on set, and what it’s like to film movies in their hometown in the Catskills. We also talk about the story for The Glorious Dead and its structure, as well as its future.


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What I Watched in March 202610 Apr 202600:12:36
Episode 252: Jeremy Wagner (Author: WRETCH - out now!)06 Apr 202601:09:37

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For our first episode of April, I have horror writer and death metal guitarist for Broken Hope Jeremy Wagner. He tells me how he got into horror way too young as a child, thanks in part to his mom, why he has such a huge love for 70’s and 80’s horror movies, and the genre of horror that he almost can’t handle. He also told me how he got into writing horror literature, what inspired the story in his newest novel Wretch, and who his personal favorite horror authors are, and so much more.


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Episode 251: Zack Ogle and Aaron Pagniano (Co-writers/directors: IT NEED EYES)30 Mar 202600:56:17

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This week I am sharing a conversation with the co-writers and co-directors of an indie horror film called It Needs Eyes, Aaron Pagniano and Zack Ogle. It Needs Eyes is about what happens when a troubled teen moves to her aunt's coastal house, where she escapes into dark corners of the internet and her fixation on a mysterious missing woman's videos leads to disturbing discoveries about the digital underworld and her own secrets. It is a very jarring and disturbing movie that I really enjoyed watching. 


Zack and Aaron told me how they fell in love with horror, what kinds of horror still scares them, and why they love the subgenre of horror movies about women who are right but everyone thinks they’re crazy. They told me how they came up with the idea for It Needs Eyes and what the filming process was like.


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Episode 250: Addison Heimann (Writer/Director: TOUCH ME - in theatres on 3/20!)16 Mar 202600:21:34

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This week I have an awesome conversation with filmmaker Addison Heimann about his new movie TOUCH ME. He revealed his all-time favorite horror movie, what life event led to him discovering his love for horror and watching 500 horror movies, and where the inspiration for Touch Me came from. He also spoke about how his cast came together, how Japanese exploitation films inspire his own filmmaking, and so much more. Touch Me will be released in theatres only in New York on this Friday, March 20th, then it will have a limited theatrical run on March 27th, and on April 7th you’ll be able to rent it on VOD. 


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Episode 249: Dave Haber and Adam Langlois (Two Founders of the Brooklyn Horror Society!)09 Mar 202600:47:33

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This week I got to chat with two of the four founders of the Brooklyn Horror Society, Adam Langlois and Dave Haber. We recorded this back in November but it is still packed with lots of incredible recommendations and horror discussions. They told me how they founded the Brooklyn Horror Society, the cool events they’ve gotten to host since its inception, and what you can expect every Wednesday when they meet at Lucky 13 Saloon in Brooklyn. We also talked about early 2000’s horror, body horror, and what subgenres are their favorites.


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What I Watched in February 202606 Mar 202600:13:27
Episode 248: Horror Writer Jack Finn (Author: Wilson - Out Now!)02 Mar 202600:44:35

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This week we have horror writer Jack Finn on the show to talk about his new novel Wilson. He told me about his spooky experiences in the woods of the Pacific Northwest, where the idea came from the set Wilson in the 1940’s at a carnival, and his advice for people who want to start writing horror. He also told me why he thinks Sinners is a folk horror movie, how he got into writing horror, and what his writing process is like.


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Episode 247: Dianna Gunn (Author: Woman of Sorrow and Blood - out on March 13th!)23 Feb 202600:37:01

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For our last episode of Women in Horror Month, I had a conversation with horror and fantasy writer Dianna Gunn. Her next book Woman of Sorrow and Blood is available now for pre-order as an ebook or you can purchase it in person on March 13th. She tells me how she first got into horror via fairy tales, what her writing process is, and the really cool story of where the idea for Woman of Sorrow and Blood came from. As well as her favorite horror authors, what’s on her 2026 TBR, and the particular way she’d love to remake a horror movie. You can see her in person at Little Ghosts Books on March 22nd, 1-3PM and at The Book People On Queen on March 29th, from 1-3PM and pick up your copy of Woman of Sorrow and Blood.


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Episode 246: Jeremiah Kipp (Director: The Mortuary Assistant)18 Feb 202601:02:48

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This week I also got to chat  with director Jeremiah Kipp. Jeremiah directed the film adaptation of The Mortuary Assistant which is in theatres as of this episode’s release date. Jeremiah was so much fun to talk to and we chatted for over an hour. He told me why he felt like horror movies were his friends growing up, what attracted him to direct The Mortuary Assistant, and how his cast came together. He also told me what determines whether or not he takes a project on, the video games he’d love to adapt, and a couple of the meaningful moments he had on the set of The Mortuary Assistant. The Mortuary Assistant will be on Shudder on March 27th.


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Episode 245: Horror Writer Haley Newlin (Author of "The Film You Are About To See")16 Feb 202600:32:11

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This week I had the opportunity to chat with horror writer Haley Newlin on the show. Her latest book The Film You Are About To See was released last October on Max Axe Media and it was inspired by her love for William Castle movies and drive-in movies. She revealed her writing process and the theory she uses when she sketches out her story beats. She also told me why she is so drawn to oldies horror, why she is critical of horror movies that include twins in the plot, and so much more!


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Episode 244: Darren Lynn Bousman & Lauren LaVera (Director and star of TWSITED - on VOD now!)11 Feb 202600:20:17

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I had the incredible opportunity to speak with director Darren Lynn Bousman and star Lauren LaVera about their new movie Twisted and it was such a fun conversation. Twisted is a messed up movie that is now available on VOD and I got some insider information on how they both got involved with the project, the one movie Darren always watches before working on a new project, what Lauren got to do on set that she hadn’t done before, how often Darren watches Shudder, what scares them both in horror movies today, and so much more. Check out Twisted everywhere now on VOD.


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Episode 243: Jessica Lauren Richmond & Peyton Blackmer (Writers of Hystericus)09 Feb 202600:51:40

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This week I had a conversation with the writers behind the short called Hystericus about a giant vulva monster, Jessica Lauren Richmond and Peyton Blackmer. Men, if you’re unsure of what that is, go google it. They told me where the idea for the short came from, how they found their cast, and what it’s been like taking it on the festival circuit. Jessica, who also directed the short, revealed her favorite horror directors that inspired her on the set, and they reveal their future plans for Hystericus after their festival run is finished. We also get into a pretty rad discussion about The Blair Witch Project towards the end! Apologies up front for my mic being pretty low but you’re not here to hear me speak so hopefully it’s OK.


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What I Watched in January 202605 Feb 202600:14:03

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Here's everything I watched in January 2026.


Episode 242: Kat Clifford (Host of The Entities podcast & former ghost tour guide)02 Feb 202600:18:37

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It is officially Women in Horror Month and so we are kicking it off with storytelling podcast host and former ghost tour guide Kat Clifford. This is a succinct episode but it is packed with stories. Kat tells me about the spookiest place she’s ever visited, how she got into being a ghost tour guide, and the creepy thing a little kid once said to her on a tour. She also told me who her favorite horror director is and she reveals what her favorite subgenre in horror is too. 


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Episode 241: Levi Holloway (Playwright: Paranormal Activity on stage, Grey House, & more)26 Jan 202600:30:05

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This week I’m chatting with playwright Levi Holloway about the stage adaptation of Paranormal Activity that he wrote and is currently touring the US, and also has a sit down production in the UK. He started by telling me how he got into seeing horror in the theatre when he was way too young, what scares him in horror movies today, and how he got the opportunity to adapt Paranormal Activity to the stage. He told me why he chose to write an entirely new story for this stage adaptation instead of replicating one from the movies, the ways he’s recreated the tension from the films onstage, and what it was like creating the scares with illusionist Chris Fisher. 


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Episode 240: Dan DeLuca and Ken Arnold (Writers: A Town Called Purgatory on VOD now!)19 Jan 202600:36:47

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This week I had the opportunity to speak with filmmakers Ken Arnold and Dan DeLuca about their newest film, A Town Called Purgatory. They told me where the idea for the horror western came from, how they ended up filming in Austria, and how they honored the Navajo lore that they used in the story. They also told me what horror western they’d pair their movie with and Dan revealed his nightly monster movie ritual, and more! You can watch A Town Called Purgatory on VOD now!


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Episode 239: NIGHT PATROL Director Ryan Prows & Star Jermaine Fowler12 Jan 202600:33:54

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On this week's double episode, I had the opportunity to talk to both Jermaine Fowler AND director Ryan Prows about their new movie NIGHT PATROL. Ryan told me how he got involved with Night Patrol, why he loves vampires, and what scares him in horror movies today. Then I chat with Jermaine Fowler on why he loves horror movies, what he did to get into character onset every day, and the things he got to do on the Night Patrol set that he hadn’t done before. NIGHT PATROL is in theatres everywhere this Friday, January 16th.


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Episode 238: Emily Bennett (Actor/Director/Writer: Alone With You, upcoming: Blood Shine)05 Jan 202600:42:07

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On this week’s episode, I got to chatting with actor and director Emily Bennett. She has written, directed, and starred in films such as Alone With You and the upcoming Blood Shine. She told me how her upbringing in the church in Charleston, South Carolina contributed to her interest in horror, what still scares her in horror movies today, and what the filming process was for Blood Shine. She also told me about her new podcast that’s out now called The Tower where she speaks to creatives about their “tower” movies - the movies that changed everything for them. 


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What I Watched in December 202503 Jan 202600:12:34

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My last 'What I Watched' episode for 2025! Let me know what you watched in the comments!


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Episode 237: Our Top 10 Horror Movies of 202530 Dec 202501:18:50

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Today I am joined again by my friends Jody, Merri, Michael, and Meredith as we break down our very varied lists of our top 10 horror movies of 2025.


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Episode 236: Bradley Lewis & Kaye Tuckerman - Currently Appearing in Picnic at Hanging Rock in NYC!22 Dec 202500:45:22

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In this week’s episode, I talk with castmates Kaye Tuckerman and Bradley Lewis about their backgrounds in horror and their experience in the new musical adaptation of the Australian mystery film Picnic at Hanging Rock currently playing in New York City. Kaye explains again what it’s like to visit Hanging Rock in Australia, Bradley tells me how he got into horror later in life, and how the rock score adds to the story. Bradley, who is of Native American heritage, told me about a site in New Mexico that’s similar to Hanging Rock, what his heritage brings to his character, and we also talk about song lines, representation, and the mystery of the land in his heritage, as well as that of Hanging Rock.


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