This is a delightful, fun, and awesome interview with the cast from the new movie, "Monster Mash" starring Ethan Daniel Corbett as Dracula, Erik Celso Mann as Boris (Dr. Frankenstein's Assistant), Adam Slemon as Ramesses (The Mummy), Gabriel Pranter as Hawley Griffin (The Invisible Man), and Ian Hummel as Charles Conliff (The Werewolf). **As a side note, Erik showed up a little late (and we forgive him), he makes his entrance around the 4:00 minute time frame. For those that did not see this movie, I believe that is was very entertaining and it was well directed. The talented actors didn't even have to try to make it look cool, they just naturally did it... Natural talent is hard to come by these days; the dialogue was not overdone, the scenes were not boring, and not once did I lose interest. If you're a fan of the classic universal monsters, I suggest you watch this more modern-day take on it. If you find yourself disappointed with this movie, then I apologize. I definitely give it two thumbs up!

What an absolute honor and pleasure to speak to Catherine about her role in the comedy horror “Founders Day” – getting to know the personality of her character was very insightful and it’s going to be unforgettable. She definitely strikes me as the Columbo/Kojak type in the movie and you can see her channeling those two with the funny one-liners and the hard candy.

Her role as Commissioner Peterson is hilarious, there’s no doubt about it. If you want to see someone deliver an exceptional performance, Catherine is the one who can and will for any role given to her. From acting in Stranger Things to Orange is the New Black, her paramount talent is definitely to be remembered.

One question does beg to be asked: Will Commissioner Peterson return in the sequel of Founders Day if there is one? After all, we did not see her actually get killed. And some of us may have jumped to conclusions way too fast. If she does return in the sequel, you can bet that I will bs stoked!

If you have not seen the movie yet, I highly suggest that you do. Even if you’re not a slasher nerd, don’t worry, this entertaining, wicked little movie can still win you over.

Hailing from across the Atlantic Ocean, Emmanuel delivers us his insight on those creepy eight-legged crawlies we know as spiders. Generally, I can handle spiders, they are not usually a problem for me but when they get as big as they do in the movie, you can guarantee that I will do whatever it takes to find my way out of the building. Even if it means that I have to jump out of the 20th story window; it’s all about survival. I’d rather have a broken leg than suffer the fate of being bitten by one of those horrors.

So what’s there to say about Emmanuel’s character in the movie? That he is the grumpy neighbor and is always under the conclusion that his neighbors are drug dealers and thieves? Let’s assume that his character is right in this instance, that his neighbors are drug dealers. Would that have changed the circumstances? Who knows…

However, I do know that Emmanuel is a very talented actor who portrayed his role perfectly. I had no doubts that this gentleman is one of France’s finest actors. I’m not saying that because I am French, also – I am saying that because I have an eye for talent and Mr. Bonami is not running short on that talent. His fate at the end of the movie on the other hand was quite predictive, though. Then again, I wasn’t counting on anyone getting out of that apartment complex alive. I stand corrected…

Overall, great actor and great movie. Anything to do with spiders that are the size of a basketball, you can forget it! I will be on the edge of my seat and probably biting my nails. The entire duration of the movie, my adrenaline was pumping, and my heart was racing because the movie is unpredictable. If you do have arachnophobia, I highly suggest that you watch this movie with the lights on and have a flamethrower sitting next to you because you don’t’ know what’s going to crawl up your leg when you’re not looking.

If you think the movie “Arachnophobia” is scary, then you are in for a huge surprise. This movie surpasses it with all of the right elements: the acting, the dialogue, the jump scares, and the tension. Buckle up because you are in for one hell of a ride!