Video Tag
Every video tagged “interview” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
153 videos
Hauntcast host Baker sits down with Rich Savidge of Monster Kid Studios for a wide-ranging conversational interview rooted in classic monster fandom. The two swap stories about growing up immersed in horror culture and geek out over collectibles, model kits, toys, comics, magazines, and genre films. It is a relaxed, nostalgia-driven discussion rather than a how-to or walkthrough. Fans of vintage horror pop culture and the monster-kid community will find plenty to enjoy in this hour-long episode.
Hauntcast's 'Interviews with Haunting Gurus' series features a conversation with Chip Wells, the owner and creator behind Total Terror Haunted Attraction. Chip shares the story of how his professional haunt grew from its roots as a home haunt operation. The discussion offers an inside look at the creative and business journey of building a successful pro haunt from the ground up.
Hauntcast host Baker sits down with makeup and special effects artist Shawn Sieger for an in-depth conversation about his career in the haunt industry. Sieger shares insights drawn from his work with notable attractions including Bates Motel, Haunted Hayride, and Pennhurst Asylum. The discussion spans special effects makeup, airbrush painting, and the broader world of professional haunting. This podcast-format interview offers a rare look at the craft and career path of a seasoned haunt professional.
HauntScene Live host Johnny Bronto sits down with Ting from American Ghost Adventures to discuss their walking ghost tour experience in Downtown Orlando. The conversation highlights what makes the tour memorable and encourages viewers to book their own ghost adventure. This episode is part of HauntScene's broader mission to spotlight Florida's spooky attractions and support the haunted entertainment industry year-round.
Hauntcast sits down with Shawn Sieger — production designer and special effects makeup artist behind prominent haunted attractions including Bates Motel and Pennhurst Asylum — for an in-depth industry conversation. Sieger shares insights drawn from his dual career spanning professional haunted attractions and independent film work. The interview offers a behind-the-scenes look at the craft, creativity, and practical realities of working at a high level in the haunt and horror industries.
This HauntScene Live broadcast features a special guest appearance by Phantasmagoria, a Victorian horror and dark circus troupe that has been performing since 2010. The troupe blends an unusually wide range of live disciplines — including puppetry, aerial work, fire performance, stage combat, live music, and dance — into cohesive horror-themed theatrical shows. The conversation likely covers the troupe's creative approach, performance background, and how their work intersects with the broader haunted attraction industry.
Hauntcast sits down with John Cooke, known in the haunt community as Johnny Plague, for an in-depth interview covering his personal history with haunting and his professional path through two of Southern California's most iconic Halloween events. The conversation traces his journey from early haunt involvement through his work at Knott's Scary Farm and Queen Mary's Dark Harbor. As part of Hauntcast's Haunting Guru series, the episode offers an insider perspective on what it takes to build a career in the professional haunt industry.
HauntScene Live welcomes guest Maximus Christian Bryant, a seasoned scare actor, haunter, and president of the Ohio Haunter Association, for a live conversation. The episode is a community-focused chat format, offering insight into the haunted attraction world from someone deeply embedded in it at both a performance and organizational level. Host Johnny Bronto facilitates the discussion as part of HauntScene's ongoing mission to spotlight and support the haunt industry.
HauntScene Live hosts performer Cherran Dea in a wide-ranging conversation about her career across some of Orlando's most prominent haunt and entertainment venues. She shares experiences from high-profile events like Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Orlando alongside smaller immersive and theatrical productions including cabarets, séance experiences, and fringe festivals. The discussion offers an insider perspective on what it takes to build a diverse performance career in the haunt and live-entertainment industry. Fans of scare acting and immersive theater will find her multi-venue journey both inspiring and informative.
Hauntcast hosts Baker and Skully sit down with Brett Walker, the creator behind Salisbury Woods Haunted Barn & Trail, for an in-depth interview exploring his haunt and the journey behind it. The conversation dives into the world of haunted attractions from the perspective of an experienced operator and builder. As part of the Hauntcast 'Haunting Guru' series, the episode offers candid insight into what it takes to conceive, build, and run a barn and trail-style haunted experience.
Hauntcast host sits down with JD Cormany, the creative mind behind Disturb Designs, for an in-depth conversation about his approach to design, prop production, and running a haunt-focused business. The episode — branded as 'Bone Phone' — covers the intersection of artistry and entrepreneurship in the haunted attraction industry. Listeners get an inside look at how Cormany develops concepts and brings them to life at a professional level.
Hauntcast host Chris Baker sits down with Greg Packard, the creator behind Restless Souls Manor, for an in-depth interview as part of the show's ongoing Haunting Guru series. The conversation explores Greg's background, creative vision, and experiences building and running his haunt. At over an hour long, it offers a substantial look into the mindset and methods of a dedicated home or yard haunter. This episode is part of Hauntcast's broader mission to spotlight passionate members of the haunting community.
Hauntcast host Baker interviews Maximus Bryant, a key figure behind the Ohio Halloween and Haunters Convention, in a podcast-style conversation. The discussion centers on the convention and the broader haunter community. Running about 25 minutes, this episode offers an inside look at one of the Midwest's notable gatherings for Halloween enthusiasts and industry professionals.
Hauntcast host Baker sits down with magician Christopher Handa for a wide-ranging conversation about how magic and illusion can elevate haunted attractions. Handa brings a performer's perspective on weaving sorcery and storytelling into haunt experiences. The discussion ties into his book of Halloween-themed fiction and sorcery, available through Castle Blood and online retailers.
Hauntcast host Baker sits down with Josh Quillin, the producer and director behind Epic Home Haunts, a feature-length documentary available on Amazon Prime Video. The conversation dives into Quillin's experience capturing the passion and creativity of the home haunt community on film. This podcast-style interview offers an insider look at what drives dedicated haunters and how their stories were brought to a wider audience.
Hauntcast host Baker sits down with Nathan Fronczak of Slaughterhouse Studios for a candid conversation about his work as a Halloween prop maker. The interview explores Nathan's creative process and experience in the haunted attraction world. Running roughly 22 minutes, it offers an inside look at the craft and passion behind professional prop building.
Hauntcast sits down with JD Cormany of Disturb Designs for a wide-ranging conversation covering his approach to prop design, production workflow, and running a haunt-focused creative business. The discussion explores the intersection of artistry and entrepreneurship within the haunting community. Listeners get an inside look at the philosophy and process behind the Disturb Designs brand.
HauntScene Live hosts a Creator Spotlight episode featuring guest Addy Abnormal, a well-known Halloween and horror content creator. The conversation covers her work across haunted attractions, horror conventions like Spooky Empire and Horror Unleashed, and her broader presence in the spooky community. The episode is a casual, community-focused interview format showcasing voices within the Halloween enthusiast world.
Hauntcast sits down with haunter Chris Birkett for a guided tour and interview focused on his elaborate home haunt known as the Haunted Graveyard, located in Arizona. The segment celebrates the artistry and dedication behind building a standout graveyard display that has become a local landmark. The conversation encourages haunters to savor the creative process and fully embrace the Halloween season.
Hauntcast sits down with Chad Jensen, creator of the Haunt Street home haunt in Mesa, Arizona and winner of the Arizona Haunters 2018 best walk-through haunt award. In this extended interview-style episode, Chad shares his experiences, philosophies, and insights from building and running a celebrated residential haunt. The conversation offers an inside look at what it takes to turn a passion for Halloween into an award-winning neighborhood attraction.
This episode of Transworld LIVE features two prominent figures from the haunted attraction industry: John Eslich of Factory of Terror and Jaro Turek, owner of European Body Art. The conversation likely covers professional haunt operations and high-end body paint and makeup applications used in the industry. As a long-form interview-style broadcast, it offers an inside look at how top-tier haunts and makeup suppliers approach their craft. Fans of behind-the-scenes haunt industry content will find plenty of insight across the nearly two-hour runtime.
Hauntcast host Baker sits down with Preston and Diane Meyer, alongside Melissa Thompson, to explore the story behind Rotten Apple 907, a home haunt with nearly three decades of history. The conversation peels back the curtain on what keeps a community-driven yard haunt going strong year after year. Listeners get an inside look at the passion, evolution, and personal investment behind one of the longer-running home haunts in the community.
HauntScene host Johnny Bronto sits down with Byron and Cimorene, the creative duo behind Phantasmagoria — a Central Florida Victorian and Steampunk storytelling troupe — for a live conversation about their upcoming seasonal events. The discussion offers an inside look at what the group has planned for the 2021 spooky season. This episode is part of HauntScene's regular Tuesday-night live series, which spotlights haunted attractions, performers, and horror-adjacent experiences across Florida and beyond.
This Hauntcast podcast episode features an interview with Chris Gay of Ocean View Trail of Terror, diving into haunt technology topics including projectors, GoPro cameras, and line lasers. The conversation is part of the ongoing Haunt Tech Tips segment, offering insights from an experienced professional haunter. It serves as an accessible, discussion-based resource for anyone looking to level up the tech side of their haunt.
