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I have no words over the death of Carrie Fisher it’s really sad and heartbreaking. I may be a horror fan but I am a bigger fan of Star Wars more than anything else.
Being a long time fan of Star Wars for so many years. This is just so frustrating. I am in tears over this We lost Kenny Baker early this year and the actor who played Admiral Ackbar too. She was fierce and strong and in Return of the Jedi incredibly sexy in a gold bikini. Force will be with you Carrie always.
Hey Radio of Horror creeps! Jess-O-Lantern here! I want to take a moment to talk about a truly talented horror/FX make-up artist, and all around lovely lady, the terrifying Teri Griffin!
Teri is a certified professional Makeup/FX Artist. She received her Makeup Artistry Degree in 2005. She started her career working as a Prosthetic Makeup Artist for Universal Studios Orlando on events such as Halloween Horror Nights, Grinchmas, Mardi Gras, and more for 10 years. She has worked on full length feature films, short films, commercials, music videos, theater, and television. (Such as The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, Access Hollywood, Crypt TV.) She also worked over 2 years with Ripleys Entertainment punching and venting hair as well as preparing and casting wax figures to be displayed in the Ripleys Museums all around the world. In 2013 Teri won Orlando’s Makeup Artist of the Year for RAW’s Indie Arts. She was a part of the Halloween Extreme/Spooky Empire Horror Convention as a speaker for their seminar on “Airbrushing for Haunts” In addition to Makeup/FX, Teri has a degree in Art & Design and is a professional artist with an active Etsy page selling artwork at multiple conventions. As well as a prop maker who has worked for multiple prop shops such as Dapper Cadaver.
I had a few questions for Teri on her work, inspirations, and current/upcoming projects!
When did you know you had a passion for Horror?
“I knew since I was young and watching sci-if films with my father I had a passion for horror. Horror, Halloween, anything spooky always gave me an excitement that no other thing could. I was so intrigued by monsters and characters like Elvira and TV shows like The Munsters. I did all my school career projects on Hollywood & Horror when I could. I even remember a final where I included a scene from ‘Beetlejuice’ in my presentation. So, it has always been there.”
What inspired you to start doing Horror Make-up?
“Since elementary school I talked about moving to Hollywood and working in film and horror. I threw a huge Halloween party at my parents house in 2003 and I said to myself ‘I want this every day’, I wanted the things that are celebrated in October to be celebrated in my life 365 and I knew if I got into Horror Make-up and film and monsters, I could make that a reality. I wanted to mix my two favorite things, Horror/Halloween & Film-Horror. Make-up seemed like the perfect solution.”
Tell us about “Sea Griffin Creations & Productions”!
“In 2010 I met Carson Griffin, and we both shared a huge passion for film and horror. Late 2010 we began writing our first film “Zombeef.” After that we began working together doing everything from FX, blood, filming, art, editing, writing, and even stop motion.
We decided to create “Sea Griffin Creations and Productions” to showcase all of our projects. We have been working together now for 7 years and we are very proud of what we have accomplished and only plan to keep going and taking things further!”
What are your most recent projects?
“Right now we’re working on a few new short films that we’re writing and directing. We’re still working on the development of “The Real Ghoulwives of Los Angeles”
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Tonight on the show on CHRISTMAS NIGHT my co-host steps back for a couple weeks as I fly solo and she acts as a guest on the show. We discuss WHO Jess-O-Lantern is. THEN Danielle steps out of her Penny Dreadful out and into editor for many of the Dark Horse Masters of the Universe book Dark Horse has been putting out.
https://www.facebook.com/JessOLantern/
Have you been tuning into the show?? We have a new co-host and some new shows we are now a network. One is The Dead TV Podcast and Supernatural Creatures and Lore. But while we run those Dr.Chris Radio of Horror still stay strong. We still do interviews here check them out now.
My most recent Interview
Here is one with Jess-O-Lantern and Bella Vendetta
One with Dan Yeager I did a year ago and thought I lost but now found
Tonight on the show Jess-O-Lantern and I discuss XMAS Horror movies and other awesome non traditional Holiday films and we record her interview which will be played next week. Music tonight will be from DIE HARD
The “Tales from The Crypt” series have always been among my all time favorite horror comics. So, when I heard that EC Comics (through publishers Super Genius) were planning a re-boot of the series, I was thrilled! Last week I scoured the shelves of comic shops all over Manhattan till I finally found a copy of “Tales from The Crypt No. 1” Cover A! (There are four different covers! A, B, C, and D from four different artists!)
Cover A was done by Joylon Yates with JayJay Jackson:
Cover B was done by Dean Haspiel:
Cover C was done by Bob Camp:
Cover D was done by Russ Heath:
(Photos of covers accessed from MyComicShop.com where you can find these and other comic titles for sale!)
The three stories in “Tales from The Crypt” No. 1 are “Die-Vestment” (By Writer Stefan Petrucha, Artist Joylon Yates, Colorist JayJay Jackson, and Letterer Tom Orzechowski), “Zombie Bank” (By Writers David Anthony Kraft & Onrie Kompan, Artist and Colorist Miran Kim, and Letterer Tom Orzechowski), and “The Werewolf on Wall Street” (By Writer Scott Lobdell, Artist John McCrea, Colorist Dee Cunniffe, and Letterer Tom Orzechowski).
Without giving away any spoilers about the stories in this issue, I have to say that “Zombie Bank” was my favorite. I am a sucker for horror stories that touch on very “normal” situations (work, office flirtations/romance, arguments with your boss, etc.) but showcase them in the blood red light of the horror genre. With all three stories having the continuous theme of money and greed, centered around Wall Street, it brings our beloved series into the new post-Great-Recession era.
In “The Crypt-Keepers Corner” of issue No.1 there is an interview with Jim Salicrup. It’s actually an excerpt from an interview Salicrup did for Comic Shop News called “Jim Salicrup UnenCRYPT-ed”. There is a great quote from the interview which sums up the main idea behind the new “Tales of The Crypt” series:
“We are trying to create stories that are scary, and also have that unique quality of dark humor that the original ‘Tales from The Crypt’ comics had. Yet, we’re also trying to do stories that are a bit more modern. In other words, what if the original series never stopped, and it was still being published today? That’s what we’re aiming for.”
I can’t wait to see what terrors the next issue brings! Go pick up a copy of “Tales of The Crypt” No 1. today!
Episode two of my new podcast is now live check it out
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-dead-tv-podcast/id1178882992?mt=2
Tonight on the show we debut Jess o Lantern our new co-host. Well be talking Horror and what Christmas movies we should watch but not only that but we talk with Mistress Bella Vendetta about the Top 10 Horror Songs to Strip too, The SONGS Not to strip too and Christmas songs to strip too,
http://www.mistressbellavendetta.com/aboutme.htm
News just broke that RL Stine the writer behind Goosebumps and Fear Street will be writing Marvel Comic Man Thing comicbook.
This has been a long time dream for the writer. Marvel offered him many projects but this one really spoke to him.
The horror writer, known for the young adult novel series “Goosebumps,” will make his comic-writing debut with the new “Man-Thing” series. The comic, which will be heavily inspired by the “Tales From the Crypt” comics of the 1950s, will feature covers by Tyler Crook and interior art by German Peralta. True to the 1950s horror anthology style, each issue will also include a short horror story written by Stine and drawn by a guest artist, the
A collectors edition coming that looks so amazing I might need to pick one up
From Dances with Werewolves and a variety of Cosplays she does like the sexy and awesome superhero Zatanna…. Tatiana DeKhtyar on the show tonight. Also on the to night Psychologist Travis Langley talking about the mind of the Doctor from Doctor Who.
https://www.facebook.com/tatianadekhtyar/
The iTunes is now live for The first episode of Dead TV Podcast
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-dead-tv-podcast/id1178882992?mt=2
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