Tea Time Of Terror

Haunters The Movie creator Jon Schnitzer joins Brian and Neil to talk about his upcoming documentary, as well as some of his favorite haunts. This Halloween inspired episode is packed with haunts most people haven't heard of, like Rotten Apple 907, Sherwood Forrest, and his haunts he puts on for YouTube Red. You can follow everything Haunters The Movie at www.hauntersthemovie.com. Keep The Fear Alive!

Indie Horror filmmaker Dave Parker (Tales of Halloween) stops by the studio to talk about horror. Along with Brian and Neil, they talk about their favorite October haunts, films, and the future of horror with respects to VR. In lieu of tea, the gang drink whiskey and whatever was in Dave's flask. Tales of Halloween is now available on Blu Ray and VOD. Twitter: @daveparker666              @HalloweenTales Keep The Fear Alive!

In this whiskey soaked episode of Tea Time of Terror, hosts Brian Sapir and Neil King sit down to a glass or two of bourbon with We Are Indie Horror web developer Jay Hammond, whose Halloween DIY tutorials have heped several home haunts. Joining in the studio is also WAIH production assistant David Sapir. They all discuss Halloween, from haunts to candies, to childhood memories, no spooky stone is left unturned.  Keep The Fear Alive!

Indie horror filmmaker and enthusiast Spooky Dan Walker (The Devil's Carnival) joins us in studio to talk about his up coming Christmas horror film Slay Belles starring Barry Bostwick (Rocky Horror Picture Show, Spin City). He stays around for a while to talk about the local horror scene, the importance of community, and recent films he's seen.  Keep The Fear Alive!

Terrance Zdunich (Repo! The Genetic Opera, The Molting, The Devil's Carnival) and Saar Hendelman (The Devil's Carnival) stop by the studio to talk about their newest collaboration, American Murder Song. As Messrs Storm and Tender, the duo set out to play murder ballads set in 1816. Their covered wagon sets off on a 30 city tour beginning on Oct. 6 in Las Vegas, NV. Find other outposts and purchase your tickets HERE. Remember, it's not a funeral, it's a wake. Keep The Fear Alive!

Little Shop Of Gore creator and SFX guru Ryan Ward joins this our hosts to discuss his handmade collectibles, special effects career, and his thoughts on the current state of effects and CGI. Keep The Fear Alive!

This special episode of Tea Time of Terror goes to ScareLA, the annual halloween and horror convention that takes place every August in Pasadena California. WAIH co-founder Brian Sapir moderates, with Darren Lynn Bousman, Gene Blalock, Mary Russell, Jessica Cameron, and Andrew Kasch as panelists. They discus making horror films in today's climate, the importance of solid production teams, and they share some special stories from set.   Keep The Fear Alive!

Horror actor and fanatic Brian C. Cenworth joins this episode of Tea Time of Terror. They discuss John Waters films, the upcoming Hellraiser film, and more! Keep The Fear Alive!

Featured FearMaker Dick Grunert joins the Tea Time of Terror team this week to discuss his latest horror short film The Trap. They also discuss why short horror films are the best, as well as Dicks day job at Adventure Time. Keep The Fear Alive!

Indie Horror director and professional Grip Wesley Alley joins this episode to discuss life with two daughters, balancing his work life with his creative projects, and working with Michael Bay and David Lynch on the set of Twin Peaks. www.weareindiehorror.com Keep The Fear Alive!  

Production Designer, Actor, Musician, Writer, and Director Alex Napiwocki joins our hosts to discuss his new upcoming indie horror short Drunk Zombies. They also discuss Alex's long music history, fast food, and they play a game of Taker or Faker. Keep The Fear Alive!  

ScareLA founder and Executive Producer Lora Ivanova joins this week's episode to discuss this years Halloween Convention taking place on August 6-7 at the Pasadena Convention Center. They also discuss Harry Potter, and some of their first Halloween Costumes. Keep The Fear Alive! www.scarela.com

Director Andrew Kasch (Tales of Halloween, Never Sleep Again) joins Neil and Brian to discuss the Tension Experience, Nightmare On Elm Street, and the Hellraiser series.  Keep The Fear Alive!

Hosts Brian Sapir and Neil King talk in depth about their experience creating their short film Inked: A Prologue from writing the script to post production. They discuss the easy and hard parts, issues that came up, and share a few thoughts of wisdom they learned during the process. Keep The Fear Alive!

This week's episode of Tea Time of Terror, Writer/director Chris Lang and writer/star Amanda Todisco stop by the studio to talk about their latest indie horror film "A Valley Of Ditches." They also discuss working from across the country, their favorite (and least) school subjects, and a game of Taker of Faker. Keep The Fear Alive!

Musician and comic book creator David Lucarelli stops by to discuss his indie horror comic series Children's Vampire Hunting Brigade, as well as his ideas for a Friday the 13th origin story, and a game of Fact or Fiction. Keep The Fear Alive!

In yet another special edition of Beer Time of Terror, Neil King and Brian Sapir sit down with Andy Palmer and talk about his upcoming indie horror film Funhouse Massacre, out on VOD and digital download on June 7th. The boys also discuss the inner workings of being a director, and play a fun game of FMK. Funhouse Massacre stars Robert Englund, Jere Burns, and Clint Howard. Keep The Fear Alive!

Join Neil and Brian in this special episode of Beer Time of Terror in which they go head to head on topics such as The Tension Experience, Japanese ghost stories, and play a game of FMK.  www.weareindiehorror.com

Comedy Magician Jimmy H Joins Brian and Neil to discuss his magical horror character Mudd the Magnificent. They also have a discussion on whose the nicest classic monster, and pirating music. Jimmy even shows Neil a magic trick! www.magicjimmyh.com www.weareindiehorror.com  

Horror filmmaker Jerry White III joins Neil and Brian to sip on some tea and discuss his upcoming film The Horror, which is currently available on VHS. Other topics include Evil Dead, found footage films, and filming in Los Angeles.