Season 1 Guests

Genre favorite Kathleen Kinmont will join us to discuss her roles in Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers and The Bride of Re-Animator, as well as to discuss her new book, I Should’ve Been Nicer to Quentin Tarantino – and Other Short Stories of Epic Fails and Saves.

New York Times Best Selling Author Daniel Kraus joins Nicholas Vince for The Chattering Hour to discuss his new book and collaboration with horror legend George A. Romero, The Living Dead. Kraus will also discuss his books Troll Hunters and The Shape of Water and much more.

Please join us for a very rare interview with John Carpenter alumni, Nancy Loomis. From Assault on Precinct 13, to Halloween and The Fog, Loomis talks about her iconic roles and so much more!

Courtney Gains made his critically acclaimed film debut in Stephen King’s 1984 hit, Children of the Corn. That film quickly became a genre favorite, and has remained a classic. Gains will chat with us about his role as Malachi, as well as discuss other films like Back to the Future and The Burbs.

The Creeper himself joins us for this episode of The Chattering Hour. Jonathan Breck will talk about bringing to life one of the most memorable modern movie monsters of the last 25 years, playing the “Creeper” in all three Jeepers Creepers films.

Nightmare on Elm Street alumni, Amanda Wyss joins us to talk about her character Tiny Gray, and of course, Mr. Freddy Krueger! Wyss will also discuss highlights of her 40 year career.

This week’s guest on The Chattering Hour will be film, stage and TV actor, Brad Greenquist. Brad stormed onto the genre scene playing the memorable Victor Pascow in the 1989 Mary Lambert directed masterpiece, Pet Sematary, based off of the Stephen King novel. Brad will talk all things Pet Sematary, and about other highlights spanning his almost 40 year career.

This week’s guest on The Chattering Hour has over 300 film and TV credits, and is Rob Zombie alumni. Daniel Roebuck has appeared in blockbusters like The Fugitive and US Marshals. He has also appeared in genre favorites like Bubba Ho Tep, The Devil’s Rejects, Halloween I, Halloween II, The Lords of Salem, 31 and 3 from Hell.

Lynne Griffin cemented her name in the genre in the 1974 cult classic film, Black Christmas. Other genre favorites followed like Curtains, Stephen King’s Storm of the Century. Griffin has been successful in films, TV and on the stage. This week’s guest on The Chattering Hour, Canadian actress, Lynne Griffin sits down to talk about Black Christmas, and much more.

This week’s guest on The Chattering Hour is Horror, Action & Thriller director, Steven C. Miller. Miller has become a successful director, helming Action/Thrillers like Extraction, Submerged, Marauders and Escape Plan 2: Hades. His genre hit Automaton Transfusion in 2006 opened the door to the horror world. His holiday slasher, 2012’s Silent Night is a loose remake of 1984’s Silent Night, Deadly Night and has become a modern classic and genre Christmas favorite.

Our VERY SPECIAL CHRISTMAS GUEST, Mr. Chris Sarandon will be joining us on December 24. The 1993 Disney hit, The Nightmare Before Christmas has turned into a modern Holiday Classic for both Halloween and Christmas movie fans. His role as Jack Skellington made him a household name with every age. The image of Jack can be found on everything from people’s legs and arms to clothing and cups. Aside from The Nightmare Before Christmas, Sarandon’s other genre roles include the vampire classic, Fright Night and that good ole killer doll flick we’ve come to love, Child’s Play.