Slasher Scotty

Slasher Scotty is back with yet another episode where host, Scotty McCoy, interviews Ira Heiden, who played Will in A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors. Scotty and Ira discuss how Ira's love of Dungeons and Dragons influenced his role to play Will, some amazing Robert Englund stories, including the jokes he told on set as he was just about to "kill" Ira during his death scene, how they made the magic happen for his "Wizard" persona, if the gigantic wheelchairs to run Will over were real and how they were made, and much, much more.

Scotty is back with another episode of Slasher Scotty with an interview with the director of Friday the 13th Part 6: Jason Lives, Tom McLoughlin. Tom discusses his screenplay he wrote for the 13th installment of Friday the 13th that he plans to pitch once the lawsuit between Sean S. Cunningham and Victor Miller is settled, his relationship on set with Jennifer Cooke and Thom Mathews, his inspiration for writing Friday the 13th Part 6: Jason Lives, his longing to have Elias (Jason's father) introduced to the franchise and why that got nixed by Frank Mancuso Jr., his band The Sloths, and some tips and advice for aspiring filmmakers.

Scotty is back with another episode of Slasher Scotty and he has another first coming your way with actress, Dee Wallace. Scotty breaks the interview down into two parts: one on her role in Halloween (2007) and another on her role in Cujo. Regarding Halloween (2007), Dee discusses with Scotty if she did her own stunts, what it was like having Rob Zombie as a director, how her death scene was performed, and her original death scene and how it was changed and she had to refilm a new death scene. Regarding Cujo, she discussed a lot of detail regarding the thirteen dogs that were trained to play the role of Cujo, if she did her own stunts, was the temperature actually hot as shown on screen or was it cold, and how she got the role without auditioning. She also discusses some bonus questions outside of the films, including her start into acting, her most fun film she ever did, her favorite film she ever did, and any future projects in the works that she is able to disclose.

Scotty is back with episode 43 of Slasher Scotty where he interviews R.A. Mihailoff, whom played the iconic and notorious serial killer, Leatherface, in Leatherface: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre III. R.A. discusses with Scotty how the mask he wore was made, what the chainsaw was made of and how many were used on set, his favorite kill in the film and how watered down it was compared to what was originally intended, how he loved to work with people he was friends with prior to filming the movie, and much, much more.

Scotty's back with another episode of Slasher Scotty and he has on the phone Tom Proctor, who played the Motorist in Halloween 6: The Curse of Michael Myers. Tom discussed with Scotty the proper way to break someone's neck in a death scene, what a trooper JC Brandy was during filming, how his three days on set turned into one long day and a ton of bad weather, his future projects he has in the works, including his country album he has out, and much, much more.

Scotty is back with episode 41 of Slasher Scotty where he interviews Robert Rusler, whom played Ron Grady in A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge. Ron discusses with Scotty the homoerotic content of the film, what it was like working with both Mark Patton and Robert Englund, his death scene and the major part of the scene that was completely cut from the script and watered down, what his audition was like for the film and how be came close friends with Robert Downey Jr., and much, much more.

Scotty is back with his next interview with upcoming musician, INA, who also has a role in Scotty's production's company's future project, Samhain, which is a horror-comedy film project. INA discusses with Scotty how it was like to face adversity while suffering from autism and how she used it to motivate herself to becoming a successful singer, how she got into singing and wanting to pursue it as a career, future concerts, gigs, and projects she has in the works, and why people should listen to her music without knowing who she is and give her a chance as an artist so they can become her fans.

Scotty is back with episode 39 of Slasher Scotty where he interviews Stacey Nelkin, whom played Ellie Grimbridge in Halloween 3: Season of the Witch. Stacey discusses with Scotty her future book project, her audition for the film, her death scene and how it was prepped and created, what it was like working with both Tom Atkins and Tommy Lee Wallace, if she does conventions, if she personally believes Ellie was always an android, and much, much more.

Scotty's back with his first interview from the Halloween franchise. His first Halloween guest is child star, Jeffrey Landman, who played Billy in Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers. Jeffrey discusses with Scotty what it was like playing a stuttering character and how it brought his performance to life as a real world character, what it was like being a child star, what it was like working with Danielle Harris, how Don Shanks made sure both he and Danielle weren't scared on set, how it was eating dinner with Donald Pleasence, and how he and Danielle did both work in acting on set of Halloween 5 and juggling school at the same time.