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 6, Episode 14: Interview with Yasmin Blake (Dylan) from “Psychonaut” (2024)

    If you've ever wondered what it would look like if someone could literally walk through your memories, this episode is absolutely for you. We took a deep dive into the 2024 sci-fi thriller, Psychonaut.

    Join Yasmin and I as we take a trip through this mind-bending episode about her role and the movie. Yasmin Blake plays Dylan, a woman whose fading mind becomes the actual setting for a desperate, high-stakes rescue mission led by her girlfriend, Maxime.

    We spoke about the stakes of her and Maxime’s relationship and how they connected so well on set before the cameras even started rolling. We also talked about how themes of a movie could essentially cause trauma and how we perceive that trauma. The preparation, the collaboration, the specific elements, and much more are covered in this episode.

    Psychonaut is available to rent or buy on Prime Video, Apple TV, and FlixFling.


    34 min
  • Season 6, Episode 13: Interview with Billie Roy (Maud Cannon) from Lee Cronin’s “The Mummy” (2026)

    For many, 'The Mummy' conjures images of Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz as charming adventurers foiling a plan for world domination. However, with this new reimagining, it has been described as a hardcore supernatural thriller, compared to horror classics like Poltergeist and even the grim crime thriller Se7en. It promises to be an intense and unflinching experience.

    Get wrapped up with me and Billie as we talk about her role in this amazing movie which is making a lot of traction nationwide. We spoke about her character, the dynamic on set with the other actors, what it was like to work with Lee Cronin, what was fun, what was challenging, and most importantly, the concept behind the film along with some behind the scenes look at this intense movie.


    21 min
  • Season 6, Episode 12: Interview with Cyle Winters (Aaron) from “Scream 7” (2026)

    Scream 7, the latest installment in the franchise has gone viral since the release but this time, it’s a new Ghostface who is on the mission to kill Sidney and seems to be hardcore about it making the movie a solid entry that improved the series with some nostalgic moments. The movie has been described as a devilish roller coaster ride that satisfies both laughter and scares.

    Stab, you’re it! I had the pleasure of sitting down and speaking to Kyle about his role in the newest installment of the Scream Universe. We spoke about what the audition process was like, the concept behind his character, the atmosphere of the set, what it was like to be directed by the original creator of the franchise, and to work alongside Neve Campbell.

    Now that Cyle has joined the cast, he is now a part of two separate clubs: “Killed by Ghostface” Club and the “Opening Kill” Club. Which certainly paves the way for this young and talented actor’s career in which I feel will definitely resonate with the younger generation.

    Although we do not witness Aaron’s kill on screen, there’s the possibility that he might be brought back in another film from the Scream Franchise. Let’s cross our fingers and bring Cyle back to the universe.

    You can now buy or rent Scream 7 on YouTube, Amazon Prime, Apple TV, Google Play Movies, and Fandango at Home.


    30 min
  • Season 6, Episode 11: Interview with Angharad L. Ford & Gary Francis Roche from “Demo_n” (2024)

    "Demo[N]" puts an inventive spin on the screen life horror subgenre by cleverly merging the familiar webcam format with the unsettling world of a cursed video game. This unique premise helps distinguish the film, and once the demonic activity begins, it effectively builds a palpable sense of suspense. For dedicated fans of the genre, however, it brings enough new ideas to be worth a watch.

    It was great to sit down with Angharad and Gary to understand the concept behind the film. I for one, am not into video game / possession genre but this movie was produced well, the acting is phenomenal, and it just straight up scared the crap out of me. Both Angharad and Gary delivered their performances exceptionally well and I am thoroughly impressed with this film. I give it two thumbs up and 4.5/5 – check it out, I highly recommend it.

    Now available for streaming on Fandango at Home, Tubi, YouTube, and Apple TV.


    34 min
  • Season 6, Episode 10: Interview with Sophia Eleni (Nadia) from “Bone Keeper” (2026)

    With Lovecraftian horror making a major comeback, this film is an absolutely insane and terrifying standout. It's a masterclass in tension, driven by spectacular performances and a creature design that is both horrific and grotesque. The plot will keep you guessing until the very end, which is guaranteed to leave you in a state of complete and utter shock.

    Follow Nadia and I deep into the under earth as we sit down and talk about her role in the film. She revealed the ancient secrets of her character, what it was like on set, how the movie would potentially resonate with the audience, and what the dynamic was like to the veteran/legendary actor John Rhys-Davies.

    Although there was much to tell, I believe that this movie will become the next step in the chain reaction of Lovecraftian style films. With the talented ensemble cast to the themes behind the story line, this movie will be a great watch if you’re interested in creature features.

    Bone Keeper (2026) is available to watch on digital platforms such as Prime Video, Apple TV, Sky Store, YouTube, and Rakuten.


    34 min
  • Season 6, Episode 9: Interview with Alex Lombard (Gabrielle) in “Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter” (2012)

    Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter is a brilliantly executed film that dares to re-imagine the life of one of America's most iconic presidents through a supernatural lens. It succeeds with a story that is both audacious and surprisingly compelling, making it far more entertaining than I ever anticipated. It stands arguably the best period vampire film of its kind we're ever likely to get. In a genre where genuinely, fun films can be a rarity, this one is an absolute must-watch.

    Come vamp out with Alex and I as we speak about her role in the box office hit about vampires and the Civil War! We both strike a vein as we speak about how she approached her role within a larger narrative, memorable moments on set, costume & production design, how Abraham Lincoln would have been an excellent vampire slayer, and how this movie has a huge fanbase and cult following.

    I believe that the writers and the director took a creative risk by making this film and intertwining it with the Civil War and vampires – and the risk was worth it. From supernatural conspiracy theories to historical accuracy, I highly recommend this movie if you genuinely love history and vampires.

    Make sure to follow Alex Lombard on Instagram for updates on her upcoming projects and movies.

    Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter is streaming on HBO Max, Hulu, Amazon Prime, Apple TV, Fandango at Home, and YouTube.


    28 min
  • Season 6, Episode 8: Interview with Jared Bankens (Tom) from “Faces of Death” (2026)

    The original Faces of Death became notorious for its daring blend of staged and real footage, sparking decades of ongoing debate over snuff films, authenticity, and ethics. That same is true or not tension still seems somewhat intact in Goldhaber’s reimagining, and based on the current response to its marketing, the film is already recreating that discomfort in real time.

    Sit down and jam with us! As Jared and I display the truth about the new Faces of Death movie which recently premiered. Jared, who plays Tom, an internet moderator, explains all about his character and the movie. Despite the controversy, this is now considered a cult following film with a notorious reputation. For those that are into viral videos and conspiracy misinformation, this movie is for you. And for those that are not into found footage and body horror, you might want to sit this one out.

    Now it is playing in theaters.


    33 min
  • Season 6, Episode 7: Interview with Lena Redford (Josie) from “Blood Barn” (2025)

    Blood Barn proves that a loving tribute to horror's golden age can still feel fresh and visceral. It's a film that leans into its influences, serving up gloriously chaotic scenes that are as beautiful as they are bloody. At its heart, it respects the sacred horror trinity—sex, drugs, and rock 'n' roll—using their condemnation as the engine for a story that perfectly balances bone-chilling fear with a throbbing, undeniable lust.

    Join me as I sat down with the awesome Lena Redford and we spoke about her role as Josie in her feature length debut. We talked about how she approached playing the lead role that embraces the comedy-horror trope, how this movie compares to the Evil Dead, and what the atmosphere was like on set.

    With her being the granddaughter of the late legendary actor Robert Redford, I have a lot of respect for her and how she is carrying on his legacy. For those that have not seen this movie, I highly recommend that you do… It is definitely a glorious melody to 1980s horror, and which has also earned the right to be a midnight popcorn movie.


    34 min
  • Season 6: Episode 6: Interview with Michele Duquet (Mama) from “Undertone” (2025)

    One of the more interesting horror films to come along in recent years, largely because it relies on elaborate visuals and constant jump scares, the film builds its dread almost entirely through sound. What makes this movie stand out is how effectively it uses silence and sound design to create tension making it a bold choice and making it work remarkably well and it’s the kind of horror that creeps up on you rather than announcing itself loudly and it’s being called the new Blair Witch.

    Join me and Michele as we spoke about her role, what it was like on set with the rest of the cast and crew, and the dynamic she shared with Nina Kiri. The other topics explored were the religious background contrast with Evy’s skepticism along with the demonic theme. Additionally, we also spoke about the themes of family guilt, deep faith and super-naturalism.


    32 min
  • Season 6, Episode 5: Interview with Dina Najjar (Laila) from “Axes and Os” (2024)

    Slashers and woods – go together like peanut butter and jelly… This movie is a classic slasher setup with a twist that gives the Axeman lore some extra texture. The film is non-stop and it never slows down, it gives the blending of humor, gore, and heart providing the right ingredients for a solid slasher flick. While Axes and Os pay tribute to classic slashers, it flips the formula with a creature-feature twist that sets it apart from typical holiday horror fare.

    Slashers, gore, blood, women dying, oh my! What a wonderful interview with Dina! Sit down with Dina and I as she spoke about her role in the film and how her character fits into the “Galentine’s” getaway which goes horribly sideways. However, with the twist at the end, it makes the movie splatter worthy and it’s a definite must watch.

    What makes this movie stand apart from all of the other slasher movies? You’re going to have to watch it and find out. Now streaming on Tubi, Amazon, and Apple TV.


    27 min

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