The wonderfully talented and ever-hilarious thespian Jim O'Heir stopped by to chat with us about one of his latest movies, 86 Melrose Ave.

We obviously dive into the details of his work on Parks & Recreation and not only do we learn a lot about the behind-the-scenes work on the series, but we had a ton of fun.

If you're interested in seeing the video, be sure to check it out here: https://youtu.be/_SCVtrRl-zs!

This is a fun one, Comic Brooks is back to co-host and we learn a lot from Scanline VFX's Bryan Hirota on his work for Godzilla Vs. Kong.

We learned a lot of details about the Kaiju madness in the film and the details behind Mechagodzilla that fans might not have noticed, as well as plenty of other interesting bits!

My True Fairytale is a touching film inspired by a true tragedy with an uplifting story. We had the honor of speaking with the director, D. Mitry, about the experience of losing his daughter and writing a film based on it. 

Lead actress Emma Kennedy also joins us to talk about playing the main character and we learn a lot about the film and people who have already been touched by it.

The wonderfully talented Valerie Jane Parker stopped by to speak with us about her thrilling new horror film Voices, in which she plays Lilly, a blind character. The movie is quite unlike anything we've seen, with Valerie's character having to choose a soul from limbo to inhabit her child before the first heartbeat... 

We also learn a bit about Valerie's other recent projects like the new Wrong Turn and the other things she has in the works. We even dig into how she recently inadvertently started her very own bakery!

Director, writer, and actor Ryan Barton-Grimley stopped in to chat with us about the new film Hawk & Rev: Vampire Slayers. We spoke about his many 80's-era influences from The Lost Boys to Die Hard as well as the graphic novel-inspired look of the film. We also learned about plans for potential sequels and interesting components for a physical release!

In support of the new horror film Know Fear, we spoke with the directing duo behind the picture, Jamison LoCascio, and Adam Ambrosio. We dug into the details of the film, such as the see/hear/speak no evil plotline and the correlation between the characters and their respective designations.

We spoke about the behind-the-scenes process and what it was like filming with essentially a skeleton crew for Know Fear as well as their upcoming projects and what to expect from them in the future.

We chat about the new Serial Box DC comics series Wonder Woman: Heartless with two of the writers, Natalie C. Parker and Heidi Heilig. We learn about the research that went into prepping the scenes, how the overall narrative was woven, and what each of them brought to the plate based on their previous experience with novels.

Julius Lechner and Curtis Carlson from the Scanline VFX team stopped by to speak with us about their work on Zack Snyder's Justice League. We learned a lot about the different digital effects they added to a number of scenes and precisely what they worked on for the new version of the 2017 film.

If you dig what they have to say, check out our last chat with Weta Digital, who handled the rest of the VFX for the film!

The wonderfully sensational Jennifer Martin stopped by the show to chat with us about the new film she stars in called Sensation. We talk about her character and other tidbits from the movie while also touching on some of her upcoming projects.

Jennifer also details what it was that initially inspired her aspirations of acting, and we touch on her accent work as well as her feelings about voice acting. Enjoy!

The incredibly talented Mike Disa stops by to chat about the third film in the animated Space Dogs trilogy. The movie drops on April 2nd and continues the adventures of Belka and Strelka, two animated dogs based on the real-life Russian animals that were sent to space decades ago.

Disa has worked on plenty of Disney titles as well as Loony Tunes, Wacky Races, and Dante's Inferno. He offers an excellent and well-spoken perspective on the behind-the-scenes process of animated movies as well as expressing his passion for our history with space travel.