SOUTH JERSEY HORROR

SOUTH JERSEY HORROR

By Benjamin Dutill (a.k.a. The Horror Heathen)TV & Film
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SOUTH JERSEY HORROR episodes

  • Season 4, Episode 84: Interview with Award-Winning Actress Caito Aase (Angie Pitarelli) from Luke Boyce’s “Revealer” (2022)

    What’s The Movie About? Tensions rise when an exotic dancer and religious protester are trapped together in a peep show booth and must come together to survive the apocalypse in 1980's Chicago.

    One word to summarize this interview: AMAZEBALLS!

    Caito’s talent in this movie is nothing short of being paramount. With her choreographing her own dance scene to improvising her lines in the movie, I cannot say enough about her.

    Revealer is definitely a colorful and visually stunning film with the deep colors and references from H.P. Lovecraft, who we

    all know is the father cosmic horror. I would lie if I said that I didn’t enjoy the movie because it’s such an amazing movie with great filmography, acting, and the dialogue, the perfect trifecta of any film.

    What else is there to say about Caito Aase? The fact

    that she is in this movie should be enough to justify anything under any circumstance. If you don’t like this movie, then there is something wrong with you. Just kidding. It may not be for everyone but I did enjoy it all the way through.

    33 min
  • Season 4, Episode 83: Interview with Dani Oliveros (Olivia Cortez) from “Outbreak” (2024)

    Such a fun guest to have on the shows! Dani who stars in

    Jeff Wolfe’s “Outbreak” – is such s phenomenal actress. As gifted as she is, I am not surprised that she landed this role.

    What is the movie about? Essentially, it’s about a rabies

    outbreak. And the main character Neil Morris, played by Billy Burk (Twilight), experiences something that we would not normally see. For him, the death of his son altered his consciousness and made him believe that there was a rabies
    outbreak. Those who were supposedly infected had kung fu and reasoning skills – which is also something that we are not used to seeing.

    Dani breaks everything down in this interview: the thought

    process of Billy Burke’s character, the makeup process, the stunt performers, and what it was like on set. We discussed zombie films and she admitted that it’s not really her thing even though she did watch majority of the series,
    “The Walking Dead” and we also spoke about that for a little bit as well.

    All in all, the movie is great. It has a psychological twist

    at the end that explains everything by putting the pieces of the puzzle together. It’s definitely a must watch for those who enjoy the sub-genres of zombies and psychological thrillers.

    32 min
  • Season 4, Episode 82: Interview with Legendary Actress Dedee Pfeiffer from the Horror Cult Classic “Vamp” (1986)

    Dedee is such an adorable individual! I absolutely loved speaking to her about her role in this movie. I didn’t even have to ask the questions; it’s like she knew what I wanted to ask, and she answered everything I wanted to know. She covered the makeup, special effects, and what it was like working alongside Robert Rusler, Gedde Watanabe and

    Grace Jones. 

    This movie is now considered one of my favorite vampire films. Not just because of the cast, but because of the way it was produced. With it capturing the campy essence of the 1980’s, it brought back an era of something that was fun and colorful.

    33 min
  • Season 4, Episode 81: Interview with Max Baker (Beeman) from Francis Lawrence’s “Constantine” (2005)

    I had the opportunity to sit down with Max Baker and discuss his role in the movie “Constantine” (2005) in which he acted alongside Keanu Reeves and Rachel Weisz. This movie, in my opinion, is one of the best adaptations from a comic book; the details in this movie are exceptional. From the special effects, the makeup, and to the acting, this movie is nothing short of phenomenal.

    Max Baker, a very talented individual and his character, ‘Beeman’ who I thoroughly enjoyed in the movie, I was shocked when his character was killed off. No one truly knows the background of Beeman but if I could sum up the character, he reminds me of Q in the James Bond movies. The person inventing or bringing the gadgets to the hero.

    I would love to see a movie about Beeman. There is more to this character that we don’t know about. Where does he come from? How does he get a hold of the objects that he gives to Constantine? Where did he acquire the screeching beetle and dragon’s breath flamethrower? Is he a part of a secret society that helps banish evil forces? I want to know more about Beeman!

    Off topic, we also discussed (briefly) the fires in California and how much respect we both have for the fire fighters, police, and paramedics and in which anyone can help by donating.

    Let’s hope that there will be a movie made about Beeman and his backstory and let’s have Max Baker play him!

    30 min
  • Season 4, Episode 80: Interview with Martin Portlock (Peter Pan) from “Peter Pan's Neverland Nightmare” (2025)

    WARNING: This interview may or may not contain

    spoilers!

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    Wendy Darling strikes out in an attempt to rescue her
    brother Michael from 'the clutches of the evil Peter Pan.' Along the way she meets Tinkerbell, who will be seen taking heroin, believing that it's pixie dust.  From the minds that brought you all Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey brings you a nightmarish tale of Peter Pan
    and Neverland. However, the movie will only be in theaters for three days in the United States: January 13th through the 15th.

    I sat down with the man himself, the talented actor

    who played Peter Pan in this grim version of the beloved children’s book. After watching the trailer, this story puts a whole new twist on what we believe is something wholesome. However, with the blood and gore, the audience can expect to see something new brought to the Twisted Children’s Universe (TCU).

    With that being said, it was wonderful to talk to Martin and I absolutely loved how he went into character for a bit, something for all of us to look forward to when the movie hits theaters January 13th.

    33 min
  • Season 4, Episode 79: Interview with Anastasia & Richard Elfman (Actress & Director) for “Bloody Bridget” (2024)

    Happy New Year, everyone! I hope you all had a pleasant way of ringing in the New Year with your family and friends. It feels good to be back in the saddle again and to bring you more interviews of your favorites in the horror community.

    I sat down with Director Richard Elfman and Actress Anastasia Elfman and we spoke about their awesome movie, "Bloody Bridget" (2004). I have one word for this movie: "PHENOMENAL" and that is the truth!

    Richard gave us the insight and inspiration behind the movie along with some factual history regarding Rastafarians. If you are a history buff like me, you will want to listen to that segment of the interview closely and carefully.

    Overall, a fantastic interview and two very talented individuals that I would love to have back on my shows! Such a fun and vibrant couple... Be sure to follow them on social media and support all of their movies and projects. Again, congratulations to Richard and Anastasia for being part of the festival tour and circuit!

    34 min
  • Season 4, Episode 78: Interview with Elise Muller (Lynn) from “Dolls” (2019)

    Last episode of the year! And what better way to end it with an interview with the talented Elise Muller from "Dolls" (2019). I sat down with her and spoke about her role in the movie and what it was like being killed by possessed dolls. From the eerie concept of dolls living in a strange house to talking about heritage and amongst other things. We may have digressed several times but the interview was a complete success.

    I want to thank you all personally for a wonderful 2024 and I cannot wait to see what 2025 has in store for me and who I may get as guests on my podcast. Happy holidays to you all and I wish you all a very best and prosperous New Year!

    34 min
  • Season 4, Episode 77: Interview with Simon Webster (Ethan Matthews) from the Horror/Mystery Series “From” (20220-2024)

    Simon Webster is a very talented actor! It was an honor and pleasure to sit down with him and speak about his role in the Sci-Fi/Mystery Thriller show "From" (20220-2024). Simon's character (Ethan) has developed much from Season 1; he has gotten braver and wiser. Not only did Ethan create relationships with Jade and Victor, but he also plays a pivotal role. I believe that Ethan is one of the three that will solve the mystery of the children and be the savior of the town's people. Or, my theory is inaccurate and it will be someone that we less suspect.

    Either way, I am excited to see what Season 4 has in store for us and I cannot wait for the premiere.

    26 min
  • Season 4, Episode 76: Interview with Award-Winning Actress Elena Sanchez (McCully) from the movie “Bone Face” (2024)

    First of all, I’d like to point out that it was an

    absolute pleasure and honor speaking to sitting down with her and just getting to know her better and covering all the movies where she performed stunts in was amazing. That’s right, if I could sum it up in one word, it would be AMAZING!

    Getting to know what type of movie Bone Face is, I am literally counting down the days until it is released in January. Elena stars alongside Jeremy London in the upcoming ‘Who-Dunnit’ murder/mystery.

    Also, I’d like to add that Elena is very talented! Just look at all the movies she has starred in and performed stunts in. It’s quite obvious as to why Elena was chosen for this role and as to why directors keep choosing her.

    Be sure to add the movie to your watch list, it becomes available January 21st.

    28 min
  • Season 4, Episode 75: Interview with Legendary Actress Barbara Magnolfi (Olga) from Dario Argento’s “Suspiria” (1977)

    I had the huge honor and pleasure of speaking to

    Barbara about her role as ‘Olga’ and I was hyper-focused the entire time. Her and I spoke about how her character played a pivotal role in the movie; essentially, Olga was the procurer of victims. She also explained how she prepared herself for the role and how Dario Argento wanted her to be herself,
    in which we both agreed was genius.

    Although this movie falls under the category of horror, to me it’s more of a dark fantasy film  because we all know the reputation of Dario Argento, he didn’t direct just a basic horror film. Even almost 50 years later, this masterpiece is still making waves in the horror community and Barbara is popular at conventions.

    For what it’s come out as, this is one interview that I will never forget. Speaking to an iconic and legendary actress who has starred in a phenomenal movie, I have no words to express my deepest appreciation.

    32 min

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