It’s time to face your fears as I was joined by Hannah Storey, who you all know as Rhonda Chambers on the prequel horror series, It: Welcome to Derry. With its terrifying atmosphere, expanded lore, and handling of difficult themes, Hannah tells us more about Rhonda, a member of the Pattycakes.

After talking to Clara Stack about her role as Lilly, I had the absolute honor and pleasure to sit down with Hannah and speak to her about her character and her role in the series. Also, I cannot think of a better way to end my shows for the year.

I love the energy that Hannah exhibited throughout the entire interview! There is so much that I learned about her character and the group, The Pattycakes. Obviously, the casting director chose the right actress to portray Rhonda. We both go into a deep dive about character arcs and themes along with Rhonda’s personality.

Make sure that you check out the show, “IT: Welcome to Derry” still streaming on HBO Max and head on over to Hannah’s Instagram page to show her your support.

Stemming from the original movie from 1979, the general consensus states that the 2005 rendition is an over exaggeration. I will have to say that I disagree because it has proven to be a terrific movie with fast and furious energy, a lot of jolts that never linger, and the morbidly horrific images anchor the strong characters. One character in specific is Jodie Defeo, played by the talented Isabel Champ Connor who flawlessly delivered her role by submerging herself into this movie.

20 years later and this movie still creeps me to the core! I sat down with Isabel to get to know her and what it was like to act in the reboot of the original 1979 film and what he had to say is priceless information.

This being her movie debut, I have to say that Isabel was given the role of Jodie Defeo and she delivered! Being only 8 years old, she had to play a pivotal role in the film. Most fans wouldn’t know this because in the original 1979 film, Jodie is not what you think she is. However, I am glad the writers made the change, and the director chose Isabel for this movie, it made it much more believable.

With that being said, Isabel has landed herself on the paranormal and supernatural map and I am honored to have sat down with her. I hope you enjoy the interview as much as I did, and please follow Isabel on Facebook and let her know how well she did in the movie.

With Christmas just a few days away, I thought that I would bring you all some Christmas fear with the precise recipe for a holiday horror blend that delivers a fresh take on the 1984 original. This is a movie that you cannot hate; not only does it preach good tidings, but Santa kills Nazis and he also delivers satisfying brain-busting kills.

I sat down with David and got the gist of the movie, and I am very happy to have the conversation with him. Getting to know him on a personal level and what he brought to the film is amazing. Check out the interview and let me know what you all think.

Silent Night, Deadly Night is still playing in theaters, and I recommend checking it out.