Rhonda has captivated audiences around the world being the host of USA’s “Up All Night during the 1990s. She is also the author of Up All Night, where she shares the stories, revelations, and struggles encountered along the road to her success. And she also encouraged women to find happiness and confidence in more than just their clothing. There is never a dull moment with her, and this is why I am truly honored to have sat down with her.

Rhonda is such a wonderful and talented individual, and I hope that she never changes; from her struggles and challenges in the past, she has moved mountains to rise up again in the film industry and I have to commend her for it. With her legendary status in the world today, who would not love to know her and be her friend?

Be sure to follow and support Rhonda on social media, Facebook, Instagram, and her website. Also, when her YouTube Channel “Up All Night” and her podcast, “Wanda at Night” becomes available around July 1st, make sure you subscribe to them because you won’t want to miss them.

**WARNING** This episode contains spoilers of the movie

I had the absolute pleasure and honor to sit down with Alex and talk about his role in the newest installment of the Final Destination Franchise. We talked about his death scene “Death by Lawnmower” even though his death was untimely and unfortunate. But he did go into detail with the technical setup and how it was rehearsed.

What I find interesting about this movie is that it’s a very different set of cast; it’s not a group of friends in high school or college. It’s about a family who is struggling to keep things together and it feels like there is a whole other level of anxiety and sadness brought to the film and not to mention the entire spectrum of emotions.

The Final Destination Franchise has never disappointed… There is a never-ending supply of imagination and creativity. There’s no masked killer with a knife, but instead it’s Death playing his little game of “who is next” and it’s a guessing game. After binge watching all of the movies this past week, I now dread logging trucks, tanning beds, escalators, pennies, and lawn mowers.

The series has quietly dominated the found footage universe since its first entry almost a decade ago. The original film remains the greatest in the series, as is the case with most franchises. I cannot tell you how much I love this franchise and how I cannot wait to see Hell House LLC: Lineage.

What an absolute honor and pleasure to sit down with Joe to gain the exceptional insight regarding the franchise! Joe had a lot to say about the movies to include 825 Forest Road and the new and upcoming installment: Hell House, LLC Lineage which is slated to be released this October.

Although this movie is deviating away from the found-footage concept and moving into a narrative role, I am intrigued to see how it’s going to pan out. Also, bringing back the cast from Hell House LLC: The Carmichael Manor and including Elizabeth Vermilyea who portrays Vanessa. I have a feeling this movie is going to be the best one out of the franchise altogether.

This movie is a twisted mix of gut-busting laughs and terrifying thrills, the genre-bending slasher movie pushes the limitations of horror and humor in a remarkable cinematic experience. For those who love comedy with their horror, this is the pinnacle of the indie peak in my opinion.

I had the honor of sitting down with Austin to speak about her role as Chrystal and I will admit that she delivered flawlessly. She definitely plays a likeable character in the film, and I especially love how her character was developed throughout the film.

Her and Aaron developed a very unique and strange relationship in the film which led to the possibility of a sequel, more to follow on that. This movie deserves two thumbs and it’s an absolute blast to watch.

Cannibal Comedian is now available physically on Blu-ray and VHS as well as on digital platforms and streaming through Screambox.

Synopsis: This being a direct sequel, it’s about curious kids that exhume the barrels that previously helped revive the dead, which proves the second time's an undead charm. In my opinion, it’s a virtuoso blend of suspense, gore, entertainment, and culture all wrapped in one. Me being a huge fan of the first one, I was super excited to have sat down with Marsha and talk to her about her role as Lucy in this imaginative, energetic, and quirky sequel.

With that being said, Marsha is a final girl! Acting in one of the best movies from the golden era, she portrayed Lucy with great prominence which made her very lovable in the movie.

Although originally the movie was intended to be a children’s movie, I am wondering what changed. However, in my opinion, it looks to be geared towards the younger audience and whoever loves to be chased by the undead.

Be on the lookout for Marsha’s upcoming movie, “The Hail Mary” where she acts alongside Daniel Roebuck. Also, stop by her Facebook page to show her your appreciation and love for the classic movie.

I would like to say that I watched the movie and her performance in this movie is iconic and deeply moving because of the fresh and captivating outlook she brought to the screen. And her exhibiting Snow White as a multidimensional character with strength, susceptibility, and appeal.

Growing up in the PNW is not as easy as it looks but Sanae made it look good… With her exceptional performance as Snow White, I was thoroughly impressed with this movie.

Even with the brutal shock on this grim fairytale that accompanied the actors and actresses, the director and writers were able to grab the true essence of Snow White, the Prince, the Evil Queen, the Evil Witch, and the seven dwarves.

I would definitely recommend going to the theater to watch this movie as soon as humanly possible, you will not be disappointed. Especially, if you are Disney fan, you will like this version better than the others.

In this exciting episode, I sat down with Diomira and talked to her about her role as Helen Foster from this new supernatural movie which is making huge waves across social media. This being Diomira’s first official interview with me about her debut role, I feel especially honored to be the first one to do so.

It’s amazing who directors find these days. With that being said, I believe that Diomira played Helen Foster exceptionally well and if a prequel is made about the character, Stephen better bring her back, damnit.

Head on over to her Facebook and Instagram pages, show her some love and some support for playing such a challenging role and delivering efficiently. Also, make sure to check out her cosplay pictures because she exhibits nothing short of paramount talent.

As I have stated in the beginning of this interview, the movie promised scares, and it was delivered with a sucker punch. You will never see what this movie has in store for you. Everything you predict is going to be off in some way. But Ashland's darkest supernatural secret eventually comes knocking at Chuck's front door: Her name is Helen Foster (Diomira Keane), and untimely deaths are her calling card.

Check out the movie which is streaming now on Shudder.

Synopsis: A psychopathic cannibal, fed up with his lack of ambition, takes a stab at stand-up comedy in an attempt to chase both his dreams and his victims. For those who have not seen this movie, imagine Leatherface doing stand-up comedy.

Aaron Prager is an awesome and talented actor! I had an absolute blast talking to him about his role as Charlie the Cannibal and what he brought to the screen. I am still in shock and awe from the movie, Cannibal Comedian by far is one of the best indie films on Screambox. Needless to say, Aaron delivered his role in a paramount way, and I absolutely enjoyed the movie, and I definitely recommend watching it as soon as you can.