Truly a remarkable actress! Marianne Hagan is such a cool and laid back individual who has lots to say and I am not complaining. Her talent has brought her to the Halloween Franchise as Kara Strode (adopted cousin to Laurie Strode) and many more roles in movies and television. She was also in my one of my favorite vampire movies, "Stakeland" alongside Connor Paolo and Nick Damici. Moreover, she has a short cameo in Scott Goldberg's "The Forest Hills" alongside the legendary (and brave) Shelley Duval, Felissa Rose, Edward Furlong, and Dee Wallace.  I gave her my undivided attention during the interview because someone with her reputation deserves it, without question. 

All in all, she is a phenomenal person who has been in some very underrated and underappreciated films and I would love to see her in a lot more.  

What can I say? Interviewing Betsy was awesome!  Very cool individual with a very fun personality... We talked about her role as 'Linda' in the movie, "The Evil Dead" from 1981; the role as Linda was not as easy as everyone thinks. However, Linda performed exceptionally well and we all recognize that. She also described some behind the scenes action with Bruce Campbell and how daffy Sam Raimi can be. 

Without a doubt, The Evil Dead is an amazing cult classic and there would not be a 'Deadites" convention for no reason if this movie did not have an impact on the horror community. We have all come to love each and every character in the movie and yet more movies are being made that have been influenced by The Evil Dead; all actors and director are legends no matter what. The horror genre has definitely immortalized each and everyone involved in the franchise and it is well deserved. 

John Shepherd is one of the most talented actors I have interviewed; acting as Tommy Jarvis in Friday the 13th: A New Beginning, I would have to say was probably tough. But, John explains in the video what he did in order to prepare for the role and it's an excellent strategy.  Furthermore, I said that enjoyed the fight scenes (and yes, he's into martial arts) which made it more interesting.  

I would have to say that I learned a lot from this awesome & amazing actor. The interview is very informative and John definitely had a lot to say (and I am not complaining), it was worth every second. I have never been so enthralled in an interview before, but this one takes the trophy.   

Being a diverse actor makes you more valuable and more noticeable; from military movies to playing a mentally disturbed survivor, he is definitely my favorite Tommy Jarvis and I am going to remember and cherish this interview for a very long time.

I had the most high honor speaking to Amie Donald who portrays Megan in Jason Blum's box office hit, "M3GAN" - she performed exceptionally well in that role which leads me to believe that Amie has developed 'M3GAN' into a legend in the horror genre. Therein, which also convinces me that this movie will be the stem for more "robotic" movies to come for the horror community. Chucky, has nothing on M3GAN! 

Jason Blum has also released a spoiler that there will be a sequel to the movie and I truly hope that Amie Donald gets to play the part of M3GAN again. 

If you have not seen the movie, I highly suggest that you do!  At the end of the interview, Amie performs the infamous dance routine which can only be seen on the video which can be viewed on my YouTube Channel @horrorheathen. 

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It was an absolute honor and pleasure speaking to the talented Ken Kirzinger. Portraying as Jason Voorhees in Freddy vs Jason (2003) has put this gentleman at the top of my list. Not only did he portray as one of our favorite, lovable, and iconic horror characters, he is associated with some of horror's most notable movies: The Cabin in the Woods, Dreamcatcher, 13 Ghosts, Bad Moon, and Watchers.   With such an impressive resume' as a stunt actor, it's no wonder he is widely known and popular at conventions. And again, another individual who is now a legend in my opinion for acting as Jason Voorhees.  

 Fun Fact: Ken is the tallest actor to play Jason Voorhees (at a towering 6 foot, 6 inches; one inch taller than Derek Mears).

Veronica, unquestionably, without a doubt, is a legendary actress. Her performance in Ridley Scott's Alien from 1978 is one of THE best performances in the movie because she used her talent to develop her character, Lambert, seemingly making her volatile and persistent. She was the conscious of the crew and yet no one listened to her...

However, the interview is great! Veronica is very awesome and amazing and I loved every single second of our conversation. From her telling some secrets from the movie to her upcoming role in Gotham Knights Television Series where she gets to act as a villain. And I could tell that she is very excited for that role.

In this interview, I had the prestigious honor to speaking to Mr. Brad Loree who acted as Michael Myers in Halloween: Resurrection from 2002. Despite how many critics did not like this movie because it deviated from the main franchise, such as Halloween 3, it was still pretty damn successful. Adding the younger generation (instead of the old school actors), director Rick Rosenthal thought it would be a great idea to introduce the silent killer to the younger audience. 

Addition, I would love to personally thank Brad Loree for agreeing to do this interview. Considering that he is disabled and has been suffering from his disability, he still was able to do the interview and now I have a lot more respect for him. Anyone who get the chance to portray Michael Myers is unquestionably, without a doubt a legend in my book of horror.  

He talks about some behind the scenes secrets of the movie and how the younger generation actors were actually afraid of him. Essentially, Bianca Kajlich (Sara Moyer) had to walk the entire set with Brad just to feel at ease with him. 

Overall, Brad is such an amazing guy and I hope that he gets a lot better before he gets any worse.  Anyone who is a Michael Myers junkie such as me will have much respect for this guy!

I had the esteemed honor and pleasure of speaking to the very impressive and spectacular Stacey Nelkin who portrayed 'Ellie Grimbridge' in John Carpenter's Halloween III: Season of the Witch. She spoke of her role and how she was excited to act in the movie (even though she is not a fan of horror) but still she performed exceptionally well. She also gave away some behind the scenes secrets of the special effects in her death scene (which was really cool to hear, by the way) and there is nothing better than practical special effects. 

Currently, Stacey is working as a substance abuse professional and Certified Alcohol and Substance Abuse Counselor (CASAC) helping those who are suffering from mental illnesses, giving back to the community and exhibiting as a role model. And for that, I have a lot more respect for her.  Stacey is also a successful author for the book, "You Can't Afford to Break Up: How an Empty Wallet and a Dirty Mind Can Save Your Relationship" published in 2009. 

Overall, great interview and make sure to check out her short scene in Scott Goldberg's "The Forest Hills" where she worked alongside the infamous Shelley Duvall, Dee Wallace, and Edward Furlong. 

What can I say about Ryan Lambert except he is one of the coolest individuals that I have interviewed. He portrays "Rudy", the heart throb 15 year old that rides a blue banana seat bike to get around instead of a motorcycle. And yet, he was able to pull that off with ease! 

In this interview, we discuss how he was chosen for the role of 'Rudy' and some of behind the scenes secrets of this awesome cult hit, 35 years and still going strong on the convention circuit! Fans from around the globe still flock to the cast if there is a Q&A at a convention. It's amazing how after three decades this movie still has a positive impact on the horror community. I still watch it from time to time just to have that memory relive in my head how awesome The Monster Squad is. It's definitely a golden ticket to the box office. If you have not seen The Monster Squad, I highly suggest that you do. Also, if you want to introduce your young ones to horror, The Monster Squad would be the perfect movie to start with, no questions asked. 

Furthermore, Ryan Lambert stars in a new movie called 'The Demons Within" alongside Spencer Martinez (whom I interviewed just a few weeks back. Make sure to check him out as Bishop Lugari in this new age exorcism movie.  Keep an eye out on social media for it's release date and make sure to follow Ryan Lambert on social media (predominately on Instagram) and the director, Stephanie Hensley. 

** DISCLAIMER ** There are some inaudible parts in the interview due to the lag Ryan was experiencing on his end

Had the esteemed pleasure to speaking to L.C. Holt who starred in the home-invasion movie, "You're Next" - he expressed how much fun he had while filming this movie. Who doesn't have a little fun while shooting a horror movie? Especially when it involves using weapons and breaking stuff...  L.C. Holt also starred in the found-footage film, "V/H/S 2" as Kyle (segment "Tape 49"). So this guy has a taste for horror and I love it!

Be sure to check out his upcoming films: Phantom Fun-World as The Phantom alongside Spencer Madison & Butcher's Bluff as AJ alongside William Instone.

To watch the visual interview, check out my YouTube Channel "The Horror Heathen" - wherein has a lot more celebrity interviews.