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Scotty is back with another episode of Slasher Scotty and his guest is none other than Miranda Wilson, who played Megan Hathaway on Days of our Lives. Miranda discusses with Scotty some teasers on her interactions with EJ DiMera once her character gets out of jail, if we'll find out who Dimitri's father is, what is the alcohol really made of, and much, much more.
Scotty is back with another episode of Slasher Scotty and his guest is Spencer Madison, who played Twila Atwood in Wolf Hollow and River in With Child. Spencer discusses with Scotty how it was hard acting a scene where her body was contorted, how terrifying the wolf costume was in real life, a crazy story on how she was stranded 3 hours from set at midnight when she needed to be on set for 10 AM that next morning, and much, much more.
Scotty is back with another interview for Slasher Scotty and his guest is none other than Eileen Dietz, who played Pazuzu in The Exorcist, Winnie Gilmore in Halloween 2 (2009), and Mina in With Child. Eileen discusses with Scotty her involvement with indie films, if there were really demonic entities on the set of The Exorcist, her advice to actors looking to make it in the industry, and much, much more.
Scotty is back with another episode of Slasher Scotty and his guest is Sean Dillingham, who played Ralph in Falling For Christmas. Sean discusses with Scotty some advice about professionalism when auditioning for a movie, if the Dr. Phil show is scripted or not, an interesting story about how Christmas movies are filmed and when, and much, much more.
Scotty is back with another episode of Slasher Scotty and his guest is Christina Krakowski, who played Alex Romero in Wolf Hollow. Christina discusses with Scotty the thoughts of a Wolf Hollow sequel, including Jess' Werewolves on Motorcycles idea, what it was like working with someone in a werewolf costume, how she acted as a New Yorker in the film and brought her "A" game to rival Jess' character, and much, much more.
Scotty is back with another episode of Slasher Scotty and his guest is Jamie Apple, who was the SFX artist for With Child. Jamie discusses with Scotty how she applied the effects for Laura Ellen Wilson's baby bump, how she broke the original prosthetic for the baby bump and had to move to an improvised "Plan B", how the film is going to be an unexpected, yet fun gore fest, and much, much more.
Scotty is back with another episode of Slasher Scotty and his guest is the returning Laura Ellen Wilson, who played Lily in With Child. Laura discusses with Scotty a hilarious story about checking into the hotel with no baby bump and leaving the hotel for the set with a baby bump and how the hotel clerks reacted to the observation, how the evil children in the film will be played be real life pre teens and teenagers, what it was like meeting Eileen Dietz for the first time, and much, much more.
Scotty is back with another episode of Slasher Scotty and his guest is Beth Metcalf, who played Quasar in It Came From Somewhere. Beth discusses with Scotty how she made her character robotic with no emotion, how she had the most bloopers on set, how the film features all kinds of genres throughout, and much, much more.
Scotty is back with another episode of Slasher Scotty and his guest is Maurice McCoy Jr., who directed and wrote The Multiverse of Jason. Maurice discusses with Scotty how he had Jason fight off against a different version of Jason, how he had the first ever retro version Jason appear in his movie that made its first and only appearance in the NES video game, how his fan film differs from all the other fan films, and much, much more.
Scotty is back with another episode of Slasher Scotty and his guest is Christine Wolter, who played Chrissi in Friday the 13th: Origin of Evil, as well as being the assistant director of the film. Christine discusses with Scotty how she is terrified of spiders, yet had to lay in a spider nest during filming, how challenging it is to make a film with just two people as crew, the interesting way her death scene was filmed with SFX, and much, much more.
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