A Real Horror Show, with Jon Cross

Our sixth episode of A Real Horror Show is all about the great Hammer Horror classic films from Warner Bros. Join us and our very special guests Constantine Nasr, Ted Newsom, and Steve Vertlieb as we discuss the history and ins and outs of Hammer’s sometimes tumultuous relationship with the Hollywood giant that produced some of the British company’s finest films…. and of course we discuss the films too.

This fifth episode of A Real Horror Show is all about the fantastic Canadian horror film company Fatal Pictures. They have produced three incredible, visceral and thoughtful horror shorts Worm, Familiar, and Heir. I talk to producer Zach Green, intense, subtle and brilliant actor Robert Nolan (who appears in all three films) and the hardest working actor in genre movies today, the always wonderful and interesting Bill Oberst Jr.

It’s three fascinating conversations with the people who are going to bring us the best and most cutting edge horror in the decades to come. You heard it here first.

On this star studded and jam packed 4th episode of A Real Horror Show I, first, have the pleasure to talk to the iconic genre director Joe Dante about his latest horror comedy Burying The Ex. We also discuss his past movies, such as The Burbs, and working with the legendary, Dick Miller and Roger Corman.

Then I talk to Horror royalty, the scream queen herself, Barbara Crampton and her co-star Andrew Sensenig all about their latest film, the gripping, tense, psychological ghost story We Are Still Here.

Welcome back to A Real Horror Show and we are celebrating women in horror month here on Episode 3. Through hard work and determination we have put together a round table interview with the intelligent, interesting, talented, charming, funny and beautiful Ellie Church, Genoveva Rossi, Ryli Morgan, and Tristan Risk. They talk about what got them started in acting and film-making, their first memories of horror, what being an indie scream queen means to them, women in horror, their proudest work and much much more. They even have advice for upcoming actresses looking to follow in their amazing footsteps! You won’t want to miss this!

In the first half of the show we talk to author Chris Vander Kaay who, with his wife Kathleen, wrote The Anatomy of Fear: Conversations with Cult Horror and Science-Fiction Filmmakers. Then, in the second half of the show, we talk with Evil Dead Make-Up and Special Effects Guru Tom Sullivan all about his favourite horror films, working on the Evil Dead trilogy, the upcoming TV Show and much, much more! Please do enjoy the show and don't forget you can write to us at [email protected] and ask us questions, leave comments, send us music, suggest guests and so on.

This week we talk to the screenwriter behind slasher thrillers Intrusion and the upcoming sequel Intrusion: Disconnected, Craig Everett Earl. Both films are set to get a wide release from SGL Entertainment and the sequel stars horror icons Corey Feldman (Friday 13th pt. IV) and Tiffany Shepis. We also bring you exclusive, spoiler free highlights from The Soska Twins Q after a recent NY Screening of See No Evil 2 in which they reveal what they brought to the film and their plans for a sequel. Please check out my written review of the film here. Lastly there’s horror related music from hip hop mixer and mash up artist Chuckie Steel and local, indie, guitar pop duo Moe’s Haven.