This is also Alex’s first interview about his role in the movie and I feel really honored to have spoken to him about his brief but epic role in this movie and I am very certain that he delivered flawlessly. However, his death scene in my opinion was very unjustified. His quick death kind of made me feel sorry for his character and I would not wish that upon my worst enemy.

I love how he went into very descriptive detail on how his death scene was prepared and filmed. The time that he invested in it and to make it look great, hands down one of the best deaths in the movie.

This film owes a lot to the Scream franchise and the ending is straight out of the Scream handbook and it does feel justified and is one of the best horror/rom-coms I have seen in a long time.

I wasn’t expecting many comedic moments in this movie, but the writers made it work. I also love the fact that the identity of the killer is revealed at the end of the movie instead of at the beginning – it kept the audience guessing.

The movie smile is perhaps one of the best psychological mind benders that I have watched in a long time. Not only does it resonate with disturbing supernatural metaphors, but it’s also very unsettling with the mystery of what the entity actually is. Is it a demon? Is it an evil spirit? I will let all of you decide.

The best part is that this movie was filmed in New Jersey: more so in the Hoboken, Newark, and Morristown areas. With it being close to home, it makes the movie so much better!

I sat down with Kevin to get a better understanding of the film and his character. I now almost fully understand the storyline and the concept. However, some questions still remain unanswered.

On another note, Kevin was chosen for such an important role in the film, pivotal I would say in which we all probably now have nightmares. I will admit that Kevin delivered flawlessly, and I cannot wait to see what else he has in store in the future.

Overall, I unquestionably recommend this movie, if you haven’t watched it already. It’s a great little grim horror movie and definitely went above what I was initially expecting from a movie that seemed to be about scary smiley people!

If our dreams aren’t scary enough, Wes Craven decided to add the creepy Freddy Krueger Nursery Rhyme. And anyone who is familiar with the movie, especially the franchise, knows the infamous jump rope song sung by the children. 41 years later and the song still gives me goosebumps.

I sat down with Adri-Anne and Coye, and we discussed how they got involved with the franchise and how they became the notorious “Jump Rope Girls” – despite how creepy the song is, it’s still part of something that has grown on us since our childhood.

Bonus Content: They sang the song for us in the interview… And sure as hell, it’s still in my head. Definitely an ear worm that will probably remain until I am six feet under.

Overall, a wonderful interview. If you would like to meet them at a convention near you, all you have to do is put in that request to the individuals who run/coordinate the conventions. Please do so and support these two wonderful women.

You can also find them on Facebook and Instagram.

I sat down with Corinne to get the inside scoop and the first actor all-access insight of the new and upcoming independent horror movie, “Blue Murder” and what to expect to see from the movie. After watching the trailer, I am super intrigued about this movie and to see where it goes.

So what is Blue Murder all about? On Halloween a free-spirited nurse become possessed with the blood lust of a brutal serial killer who only kills people who deserve it.

Corinne also stars in another movie called “Party of Darkness” which is currently on the film festival circuit. However, the ability to stream it will happen soon.

Go check out the Instagram Page and check out the trailer for “Blue Murder Movie” – make sure to follow the page and support the hell out of their project at: https://www.instagram.com/blue_murder_movie/

Best known for his appearances on the television series Charmed, where he played Belthazor, a Grimlock leader, and Shax. He has also appeared in Men in Black II as Creepy, and The Hills Have Eyes 1 &2 – Plus, he served in the renowned 82nd Airborne Division as a paratrooper. HOOAH, AIRBORNE!

Can tell that Michael is a very passionate and loving person and he still carries that passion with him wherever he goes. Just to sit and talk to him about his acting career is an absolute honor and pleasure – this guy has done it all.

Another legendary actor dubbed as a ‘Chameleon’ – being able to flawlessly deliver any role handed to him. Especially as “Super Freddy” – who we all know is an icon in the horror community and the A Nightmare on Elm Street Franchise.

Overall, it was great speaking to him and getting to know him on a more personal level. I can tell that this guy is going places!

Also, make sure to check out his wife’s business, “Inseam Saver” which there is a quick promotional video at the end.

What a huge honor to speak to Konstantina about her role in one of my favorite movies! I am still in disbelief that this interview actually happened… Obviously, the director chose the right actress to play the daunting role of Shannon. Honestly, probably the hardest role in the entire movie and she performed exceptionally well.

Anything for Jackson is one the BEST supernatural movies I have seen in a long time! With the paranormal entities and their shenanigans, this movie is fueled by supernatural nightmares and the point is made solid by the ghosts and gore in this movie.

Konstantina’s new movie “The Killgrin” where she portrays ‘Miranda’ and is due to be released on April 25th. Also, make sure to follow her on Instagram and praise her role as ‘Shannon’ because in my opinion, she deserves an award for it!

This was a very fun and interactive interview! I absolutely loved talking to Brett about his role in the movie reprisal of “The Crazies” (2010). Even though it’s a remake of George Romero’s, I would honestly have to say the remake did it some justice.

Brett is what we call a “Chameleon” actor; you put him in any role, he will deliver it! This can be backed up with his role as ‘Marcus’ in “Fear the Walking Dead” and to make it more believable, his drive and determination is what makes him a very gifted actor.

We talked about his notorious scenes in the movie: the scene where he burns down the house and the scene in the jail cell. I love how he provided his own insight about his character and what he did in order to prepare for – not just the scenes but for his character. Truly, he’s an inspiration for any budding actor who wished to use the same drive and determination to get where you want to go.

Overall, Brett is an awesome guy. I had a lot of fun speaking to him and this is one of the best interviews this year.

I sat down with Dawn to get the inside scoop for one of my favorite movies from one of my favorite franchises and the information is priceless. From what it was like not to audition for the role (in which she delivered flawlessly), getting to know the rest of the cast and crew, and what it was like on set, to finishing the film.

I especially loved the part where she gives us some behind the scenes secrets and film locations; just to have that knowledge is also priceless.

Here is why I love this franchise and this movie specifically: The permeating mysteries of the series go largely unexplained, partly due to the movies often giving clashing information about what is or isn't real. It has a Lovecraftian type feel where you truly cannot know what's going on. Is the story in Reggie’s heads or Mikes’ head?

If you or anyone you know would like to send ‘Phan’ mail a letter or card to Reggie, this is the address:

Reggie Bannister

PO Box 4387

Crestline, CA 92325