Interview
Night Terrors Radio – Felissa Rose
If there is one scream queen in the horrorsphere that needs no introductions it’s Felissa Rose. From her iconic performance in Sleepaway Camp to her most recent release A Nun’s Curse, Feli...
Night Terrors Radio – “In Search of Tomorrow” with Jessica Dwyer
After the overwhelming popularity of 80’s horror doc “In Search of Darkness” we were certainly curious of what the creative team behind it had lined up next for fans. Not skipping a ...
Night Terrors Radio – Rene Perez – Director of Cry Havoc
Rene Perez has managed to do something really special with his latest Havoc-fueled entry in the series, “Cry Havoc”. Like other brilliant action-horror mash-ups such as Silent Rage, Perez ...
Night Terrors Radio – HNN presents with Michael Joy
Michael Joy has been in the horror business a while. 12 years ago he started horrornews.net, one of the most formidable forces in the web horror game. Now, Michael is again putting his imprint on the ...
Night Terrors Radio – The Embalmers’ Rebecca Rinehart
We sit down with Dr. Boobenstein herself, Rebecca Rinehart. Rebecca is the creative force behind The Embalmers (Indiegogo) and has just recent been cast as “Nat” in the Horror-Fix Pictures...
Night Terrors Radio – Vampire Horror “Captive”
Remember what seems now like the distant past when Hollywood was seemingly overrun with vampires? Aside from the sparkling variety I didn’t mind it so much. In fact, I’m quite in love with...
Night Terrors Radio – ‘Plaguers’ Brad and Josephina Sykes
It’s been 10 years since the release of writer/director Brad Sykes’ ‘Plaguers’. The sci-fi/horror thriller starring Steve Railsback (Lifeforce, Helter Skelter) has seen a long ...
Night Terrors Radio – ‘Red Handed’ Director Frank Peluso
We take a minute to sit down the writer director of the new thriller Red Handed starring Christian Madsen, Michael Madsen, Michael Biehn and Kenzie Dalton, RED HANDED will be available On Demand Tuesd...
Night Terrors Radio – Cecil Laird and NOES Fan Film ‘Dylan’s New Nightmare’
It’s hard to deny that Nightmare on Elm Street creator Wes Craven was WAY ahead of his time. Here was a horror director, a genre icon, that realized that horror had become such a parody of itsel...