Big N Scary

Well maybe not that big and not all that scary.  I have been so busy with work and life since Nashville Comic Con that I have totally neglected my blog.  I know I'm a horrible blogger.  But, I have a lot to tell you guys. 

I had another comic convention excursion.  But, this time I didn't have to leave the city though.  This passed Saturday I was given a press pass to attend our very first Horror/ Comic Book Convention appropriately named Shocktobercon.  Held at the Evansville, IN Colliseum it provided attendees with Celebrities, Artist and Vendors.  This particular Con was arranged by the same group that brought us Pop!Con earlier this year led by the charismatic Jeff Osborne.  With comic conventions being so popular these days Jeff has enlightened and otherwise slow area to the growing and popular Nerd Culture.  

I was happy I was allowed to mingle and interview some of the celebrities guest.  I spoke with the original writer of the first Friday The 13th Movie, Victor Miller.  Mr. Miller was delightful with his answers and insight.  I also talked briefly to Butch Patrick from television's The Munsters.  Butch was a child actor when he donned the Wolf Boy personality as Eddie Munster.  I didn't take much of Butch's time since I got the feeling he didn't want to be questioned too much.  I could be wrong.  But, I think he read me during our conversation.  But, that's okay.  Your boy took it all in stride.  Maybe I wasn't the caliber of interviewer he is used to. #SideEye

I was able to catch a new ambitious project form a group of young people from Louisville, KY.  Sussex County is a new web series based on the Jason Vorhees mythology. It will be making it's debut to a YouTube video near you on Halloween. 

I also had some brief but cool conversations with filmmaker John Borowski about his most recent film/ documentary Serial Killer Culture and Tamara Glynn, a Michael Myers' victim from Halloween 5. 

Check out the podcast below for my full review!

Trevor Wayne Interview

I had the pleasure of interviewing Trevor Wayne today on Real Talk.  Trevor is a model, an actor and an artist.  But, most of all he is a nice guy.  He was so gracious to chat with us today.  I first saw Trevor in one of his "boylesque" pinup show pictures.  I was so intrigued by this guy who had a lot of tattoos and blue eyes that you would only see on movie stars.  After some online stalking I found that Trevor had been in television shows and the subject of many photographers camera lens, most notably Clive Barker of Hellraiser fame.  I once sent Trevor a tweet of a picture of him from the Charmed episode Rewitched.  He was also in a scene from Dexter.  Trevor, as handsome as he is, also has a humor laced creative side.  He creates images of iconic movie stars or personas and throws them into a situation that borders on the strange and leaves you smiling at the result. His most recent and funny artistic creation is called Horror Banana.  I am so pleased to introduce Trevor Wayne to those of you who do not know him.  Listen to our interview below.  Check out Trevor's art and modeling work on his site at www.trevorwayne.com

Horror Banana

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