Slasher Scotty

Scotty is back with another episode of Slasher Scotty and his guest this time around is Alan Howarth, who is the musical composer and sound designer for Halloween's 2 through 6.  Alan discusses with Scotty what it was like working with John Carpenter on Halloween's 2 and 3, what the hardest part making the Halloween themes and sounds for the different films, why he chose not to come back for Halloween H20:  20 Years Later and Halloween:  Resurrection, how his start in music composition started with the films on Star Trek and Escape from New York, which Halloween film he worked on was his favorite and least favorite, and much, much more.

Scotty is back with another episode of Slasher Scotty and his guest is Rick Jermain, who played Mr. Kite in Serious Profession.  Rick discusses with Scotty advice on people that are skeptical to donating to Indiegogo crowdfunding campaigns, how a scam got him his start in the acting industry, if the suit he wears in the movie is really his or was from wardrobe, and much, much more.  Plus, the last ten minutes or so of the interview Rick and Scotty geek out about computer programming as both are professional programmers for a full time day job!

Scotty is back with yet another episode of Slasher Scotty and his guest is none other than Quentin Schultz, who played Zach in the fan film Friday the 13th:  Dead Before Dusk.  Quentin discusses with Scotty how his amazing and gory death scene by having his head bashed through a tree was done, how the miniature tree was made and triggered when he was performing his death scene and how it resembled a real life tree in the filming area, how bad it was laying on the ground for hours of filming for his corpse reveal, and much, much more.

Scotty is back with another episode of Slasher Scotty and his guest is John Dugan, who played Grandpa Sawyer in the original The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.  John discusses with Scotty how Tobe Hooper was a jackass and took all the credit of the film, how he was the youngest actor on set playing the oldest character in the film, the makeup process for his role, and much, much more.

Scotty is back with another episode of Slasher Scotty and has Lisa Hinds as his guest, who played Nurse Geraldine in Arena Wars.  Lisa discusses with Scotty her love of Stephen King, her advice to donating to indie films campaigns, what it was like filming on set for two weeks in below zero temperatures, and much, much more.

Scotty is back with yet another episode of Slasher Scotty and his guest this time around is Belinda Balaski, who played Terry Fisher in The Howling.  Belinda discusses with Scotty the creation of the werewolf, what it was like filming her death scene and keeping continuity three months after she filmed the same scene's closeups, how hard it was with shooting the scene of being ripped apart with raw chicken practically cooking on her under tons of filming lights, and much, much more.

Scotty is back with another episode of Slasher Scotty and his guest is the host of the YouTube channel, Dead Meat, James A. Janisse.  James discusses with Scotty his thoughts on the release of the IIconics from the WWE, the tedious process of doing The Kill Count, his thoughts on the upcoming Halloween Kills film, where the name Dead Meat came from, his thoughts on adding very low budget indie films to The Kill Count, the release of Braun Strowman from the WWE, and much, much more.

Scotty is back with another episode of Slasher Scotty where he interviewed Genoveva Rossi, who played the Nun Shambler in Army of the Dead.  Genoveva discusses with Scotty the psyche of zombies and how they become zombies from humans, how Zach Snyder used his daughter's passing to influence the spirituality concept of the film, the outrageous film schedule, and much, much more.

Scotty is back with yet another episode of Slasher Scotty and his guest is David Howard Thornton, who played Art the Clown in Terrifier and Terrifier 2.  David discusses with Scotty the extraneous process on the make up and costuming of his villainous character, his favorite kill he did, the hardest kill he had to do as Art the Clown, how hard it was some nights during filming, how he was fearful of receiving no script and how he had to improvise all of his scenes, and much, much more.

Scotty is back with another episode of Slasher Scotty and his guest is Michael Tegagnon, the director and co-writer of the upcoming Halloween fan film titled Halloween Evil Lives.  Michael discusses with Scotty how they plan on bringing back Dr. Sam Loomis and Dr. Wynn to the series, how the film's plot coincides with the original 1978 Halloween film, if the film will throw in some Easter eggs to the other films in the franchise, and much, much more.