I had such a lovely chat with Jennifer Castle about playing the titular role of Riki Rhino in the upcoming animated film.

We chatted about her lack of experience when it comes to vocal performance, her background and potential future as an actress and entertainer, and even about how she is in multiple artists who have added her to their comic books.

Jennifer was wonderful and I think you'll all learn a lot from her intelligent answers not to mention as much fun as we did (don't mind me getting up to shut the air off) so make sure to sit back, pop in the earbuds, and have a radical listen.

This episode is extra fun because we have three guests at once, all to talk about the same film - H.P. Lovecraft's Witch House.

Considering the movie has had a phenomenal reception in Europe, having already won eighteen awards, we brought the crew on the show to figure out what their secret sauce ingredients were.

Joining me is the director, Bobby Easley, who gives lots of information not only on the film itself but also about the building they shot in and the paranormal events that took on a set that was actually haunted.

With us is Ken Wallace who helped to pen the script for the movie. He shares a lot of wise answers when it comes to plot beats and which Lovecraftian elements were involved with the flick.

Michelle Morris plays the lead actress, though you may know her as Portia Chellelen. She talked with us about her experience playing Alice and even if her video and audio were spotty at times, she had a lot of great info to lay down.

It was a killer time so I hope you enjoy it as much as we did!

Today I had an excellent time chatting with actress Lisa Wilcox.

Famous for a number of films, many people recognize Wilcox from A Nightmare on Elm Street 4 and 5, and while she doesn't do too much horror when it comes to her acting, we actually met up to chat about a new film she's in - and it's a horror/thriller.

The Bloody Man is her new movie, which we also spoke with Tuesday Knight and KateLynn E. Newberry about in previous episodes. The film is very Stranger Things-esque and peppers in a lot of fun with the scary flick.

We also talk about her upcoming film Mystery Spot, another horror movie despite her shying away from the genre, she discusses how important a specific charity foundation is, and we discuss her 15 year absence from the screen to raise her children.

There's something in this chat for everyone so sit back, grab the popcorn, and have a killer time!

Speaking about their new found-footage horror film Infrared, directors Rober Livings and Randy Nundlall took some time to stop by the show and lay down some answers to my questions.

Since this isn't their only film together, I tore into their personal lives to find out how they ended up working with one another, their creative process, as well as what information I was able to glean about their upcoming projects, which wasn't much...

We talked about why they chose to go the found-footage route and how horror has survived the pandemic, the actors in the film and their chemistry with one another, and the nearly two hours of deleted footage.

Take a peek and see what you think and don't forget to check out the full transcript over on FearHQ!

In this episode, I'm joined by Tuesday Knight. She's known for numerous roles but we mostly focus on a couple of her horror bits in this one.

She was in Nightmare on Elm Street 4 and coincidentally the movie she just released, The Bloody Man, also stars Lisa Wilcox, her co-star from the same Freddy Krueger flick.

We talked about her career path, the people she's worked with, and why she loves to tackle character roles so much. It's a great chat and I hope you enjoy it before The Bloody Man scares you away!

The incredibly talented Yulia Klass joins us for this episode, and we learn an awful lot.

Julia isn't from the states and so she had to learn accents when coming here in order to act which was very interesting to hear about, plus she gave us a taste of her Spanish and British dialects that she's working on.

Mainly we talked about Captors, her newest film which focuses on Sex Trafficking from the view of the actual person being taken as well as Stockholm Syndrome and all of the psychosis and trauma involved in being a part of such an event.

Yulia went deep in detail about the research she did for Captors and why the film was and is so important to her. Beyond the film, we also chatted about her last movie, Death Rider In The House of Vampires, in which she acted alongside Danny Trejo and we also talked about her working alongside Bruce Willis right before he ended his career.

Obviously, there's a lot to unpack so the best thing would be to take a listen and keep your eyes peeled for the youtube version to hit next with the full video attached!

In this episode, we're joined by a wrestling expert, which is a good thing because I know absolutely nothing about the sport.

In promotion of next week's upcoming Inked In Blood 2: Dead By Dawn match, Travis Roberts, AKA Stoney Schiavone, steps in to help us understand the differences between indie and pro wrestling.

We talked about the scripting process, how many hats everyone wears to get a single match set up on a monthly basis, and that a lot more time is tasked up behind the scenes than on the camera.

A commentator for the indie wrestling company Ruthless Pro Wrestling in Northwest Ohio, Travis talks about how he got to where he is and his particular love for the career he has chased for years. 

Needless to say, I learned a lot. Keep an eye out for the show this weekend on July 2nd in Maybee, Michigan, and be sure to check out Ruthless Pro Wrestling on IWTV.

Actress Sera Barbieri stopped by the show to talk about her role in Potato Dreams of America.

The film is based on a true story and while it is humorous and fun-filled it gives a true look at what it's like to be a child in Russia - at least back then - and travel to the states as the gay son of a mail-order-bride mother.

It's an inspirational flick and I gathered a lot from speaking with her, such as which shots were recorded in which order and why, the festival runs for the movie, and a lot more.

Check it out and be sure to check out Potato Dreams of America which just hit Blu-Ray this week - and if you like what you hear be sure to watch the full video version on the Literary Joe Youtube Channel here:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJ7Mbt-lN2g

The wonderful Chloe Traicos spoke with us today!

She is very well known for the documentary she directed when she was younger about the truths of where she grew up - Zimbabwe. Because of this, she could no longer travel from Australia back to where she was born, so she ultimately moved to the states where she took to continue her work in film.

Recently Chloe released Introducing Jodea on VOD as her newest film which is about a terrible actress who strikes a vein of luck by being crashed into by a director, causing the two to clash in an explosive plot leading to them working together to entertain.

Chloe came on to discuss The Righteous Gemstones, which she acts in on HBO MAX. She was the original wife of Walton Goggins in the show and while she can't say she'll be back, there are still open plotlines around her character, and a new season is coming up, so...

We hope you enjoy the chat and be sure to tune into others! Make sure you watch Righteous Gemstones on HBO and take a peek at Introducing Jodea on VOD.

This episode features actress Anja Taljaard in support of her newest film, Glasshouse: Kill or Be Killed. After chatting with director Kelsey Egan about the movie, I was very excited to get Anja's take on what can be quite a confusing horror thriller.

We talked about how Anja initially became a part of the project and what her take on the original script was. Learning that she was asked to read for two separate roles during the audition was more than interesting, so we clearly embellished on that a bit.

Touching on the fun bits, in the beginning, we eventually move into spoiler territory for the movie so be sure to listen for that warning if you haven't yet checked out the movie.

We were able to dig into the real goods and bones of the film once we were off the leash, so it's worth listening to the whole episode at your own risk of plot reveal.

Be sure to check out Glasshouse: Kill or Be Killed, on digital now from Voyage Media!