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Many things can inspire a person to do what they do and that is the basis for this particular interview. Patrick is the host of the channel known as "Have Cheetah will View," and through his channel, he has interviewed hundreds of people. It was also through Patrick and his channel that I was inspired to interview people myself.I sit down with Patrick and discuss the many things that come with being an interviewer on YouTube, both positive and negative. How does his find his interview subjects? What happens when one cancels at the last minute or even no-shows and lies about their explanation? Who was the most interesting person interviewed?Many more subjects brought up in this informative interview including his frustrations as a YouTube content creator, his love for the community of people in his circle, and even his interaction with actor Crispin Glover!

Lauren-Marie Taylor always wanted to be a veterinarian. However things changed very early in her life while on stage, performing in a production of "Oklahoma." After being seen by a talent agent, she starred in television commercials until 1981 happened. That year she played the role of Vickie in Friday the 13th Part II: the sweet innocent girl next door who was trying her best to show off her "bad" side and seduce the character of Mark, all before being slayed by Jason Voorhees. There is much more to Lauren-Marie than just her time in Crystal Lake and we're going to discuss that as well. What was it like working with Dan Akroyd and John Belushi in Neighbors? How is it transitioning from film to being on a soap opera for twelve years? And how did her comeback to acting happen, starting with the horror film In a Violent Nature? All that and so much more in this fun and entertaining interview!

Acting has always been a passion for Beatrice and in 1989, she entered horror history by landing the role of Amanda Krueger, mother to the iconic slasher movie villain Freddy Krueger, in A Nightmare on Elm Street 5: The Dream Child.Although Amanda Krueger may be the role Beatrice might be known for, there is so much more to her than that. A life that has spanned multiple countries, Beatrice definitely has a story to tell: teaching English in Taiwan, living in India and nearly becoming a monk, and becoming a yoga instructor after moving back to the States while continuing her break from Hollywood.The acting bug eventually bit her again and she's been in countless independent and short films in the last few years. What's it like getting back into the swing of acting? How does she feel when she sees all the love for her character after all these years? What was it like playing the mother of yet ANOTHER horror icon?From acting with Johnny Depp and Emilio Estevez to writing a book about Amanda Krueger, to co-writing and co-producing her first dramatic short known as "The Final Walk," there are lots of things to talk about with this well-traveled actress.

Fresh out of NYU, a young Adam Marcus was given the keys to the kingdom and had the task of directing Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday, the ninth film in the Friday the 13th franchise. Perhaps one of the most polarizing entries of the series, Adam has heard both the highest amount of praise and the lowest amount of hate. What inspired Adam to start making films? What is it about writing strong female characters that he loves? How difficult is it when dealing with 19 producers on one film? How does it feel all these years later to see all the love and support of Jason Goes to Hell after dealing with all the negativity?We also jump into his love of art, French films, his production company known as Skeleton Crew, his upcoming documentary on Jason Goes to Hell (which he initially had no interest in making) known as Hearts of Darkness: The Making of the Final Friday, and much more!

James Fury has quickly become one of my favorite independent pro wrestlers for many reasons: his confidence and cockiness on the microphone, his intensity in the ring, and the way he interacts with the crowd. Love him or hate him, he always gets the fans reacting.A lot has happened for James since his early days as a backyard wrestler and we'll dive into that. What keeps him motivated to continue on this journey that's only three years in the making? How did he go from a young kid with self image issues to the confident man we see in the ring today? Where did this fury come from? What is it like running your own promotion?Future goals, the importance of self promotion on social media, self confidence, and many other things are discussed in this at times quite inspiring interview.

In the beginning of the new millennium, Jewel De'Nyle was taking adult films by storm. Winning the "Best New Starlet" was only the beginning as she won "Female Performer of the Year" the very next year. Known for her intense performances and no-nonsense attitude, Jewel seemed unstoppable. In less than 5 years in the business, she was already running her own production company. And then it ended. After a business deal gone wrong, Jewel left the adult film world and disappeared for years. Now after all that time, she's made her presence known again on social media and is reuniting with her fan base as well as making new fans in the process. In this interview, we'll learn how Jewel got started in adult entertainment. Did she prefer shooting pictorials over being on film? Why did she leave and what had she been doing while gone?We'll also get to know her outside of adult films and get to know her personally. What's life like as a former beekeeper while now living in the deep dirty South. We'll also delve into her belief in the paranormal and some experiences she's had. There's even a discussion on her thoughts of artificial intelligence and today's generation of adult performers. Get ready for perhaps the interview with the smallest filter yet as we talk to this proud member of a time in adult films that is long gone.

In the mid 2000s, Insane Lane was literally carving a name for himself in the world of deathmatch wrestling. Working for well known companies like IWA Mid-South, IWA Deep South, and even occasionally Combat Zone Wrestling, Lane's reputation was growing. Frequently entering tournaments like The King of the Deathmatches, The Tournament of Death, and Carnage Cup (which he would eventually win), he was gaining a big following. And then he just disappeared. He was gone from wrestling. His social media had disappeared. But then suddenly...he was back, only to vanish yet again.Lane has once again returned to officially have the last match in his career. In this interview, we're going to meet "Lane," the man behind "The Mental Messiah," and find out why he left multiple times only to now have his last moment in the sun. We'll get personal and focus on the mental health struggles he's dealt with. Have they been conquered? Why did he disappear a few years ago after what seemed to be a career rebirth, which included returning to both the King of the Deathmatches and Tournament of Death? Finally, why did he return for these two final matches and how were his opponents decided?All of this plus stories about wrestling Mickie Knuckles, Tank, Spidar Boodrow, and Freakshow. We'll even hear his side of the story concerning a backstage incident with another deathmatch wrestling legend. How does one process going from a world of razor wire boards and baseball bats covered in shark teeth to the simple life of just being "Lane?" Join us as we find out.

There are content creators on YouTube and then there's Night from The Nightwatch Zone. Night is the perfect example of perseverance when it comes to his channel. From celebrating 1000 subscribers and then having it all taken away in the blink of an eye, Night proves that giving up isn't ever an option. Join us as we discuss having a growing channel, losing it, and then coming back with a vengeance by now having over 32,000 subscribers on his second channel. We'll also discuss what drives him to continue to make content, his love for film, martial arts, and how it feels to be a big part of bringing the Horror Community together on the platform when a lot of it was in shambles just a handful of years ago. Be it Wes Craven or John Carpenter, Bruce Lee or Sylvester Stallone, there will be many things to discuss and we hope you join us for a deep dive as we get down to brass tacks into the life and mind of the man behind the curtain when it comes to The Nightwatch Zone.

Bill O'Reilly said it best with "F**k it. We'll do it LIVE!" If you were witness to the last time Melissa and I got together, anything and everything went wrong. Still, we ran with it and a pretty damn good interview happened overall. From tech problems to dogs needing attention, we had to end the interview early. Please join us as we get back together to (hopefully) end the interview in a proper fashion. There were only a handful of planned questions left but who knows what will happen this time!

In the 1990s, Melissa Hill was one of the most sought after performers in adult entertainment. Winning three awards for her performances over the years, she was inducted into the Adult Video News Hall of Fame in 2014. In this interview, we"ll discuss Melissa's beginnings in the adult business, the time spent there, and then her retirement after approximately a decade. We'll also discuss her return to civilian life and working as the host of her own Los Angeles based radio show for a time. Other subjects may include her relationships working with Trey Parker and her passionate love of caring for and rescuing animals. I've known Melissa for around 7 years, but it's now time to actually get to know her and we may spill the beans on a possible return to live streaming and podcasting. There are some dogs barking and tech issues in this one, but that's what happens when you go LIVE! The Animal Rescue Alliance website: https://theanimalrescuealliance.org/ Paws & Prayers Pet Rescue's Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/pawsandprayerspetrescue?igsh=MTFneW1zY2F2bTI0eQ==

If you've been to an independent wrestling show (and especially a deathmatch wrestling show), there's a good chance that you've seen Germ T. Ripper. Known for his memorable outfits and life-loving demeanor, Germ is just a pleasant person to be around. In this interview, we'll discuss Germ's life of performing in front of a crowd: be it as a member of the Chicago punk rock scene, stand up comedy, and even life as an occasional podcaster and ring announcer. Germ is also known for his positivity and motivation to help those with addiction problems. A man that has conquered his own demons, Germ takes pride in his sobriety and helping others as well and we'll discuss his journey of sobriety as well as motivating others.

Larry Jennings aka Gavin Alexander recently passed away after a lengthy battle with a form of brain cancer known as Glioblastoma. We became friends a few years ago after I first saw him at a WCPW show here in Sycamore. There are so many memories I'll have of Larry: being the first person I ever interviewed on my channel, the interactions he had with my wife and daughter while "off the clock," and just many nights of bullshitting with each other on the phone. My biggest condolences to his wife Heather Jennings, son Skyler Jennings, and anyone that knew and loved him. Gavin Alexander might have been an awful person between the ropes, but Larry was a good man who will be missed by all. You're no longer in pain, my friend. Now you can rest. I hope I do his memory justice.

Eric Fallen has been on the road as a professional wrestler for 20 years. Known for his size, strength, and one of a kind ring entrance, Fallen still strives to be the one standing out by constantly upgrading his look and style between the ropes. In this interview, we will discuss life as a wrestler for 20 years: the ups and downs. A different town every time and why he still does this after two decades. We will discuss any and all struggles he's had, be it mentally and physically, and how he gets through it so he can perform to the best of his ability. There is also the special connection he has with his young fans in the crowd and their motivation for him. There's also some talk about meeting Kevin Nash, the inspiration he got from Kevin Sullivan, and even some horror movie discussion as well.

Calvin Coco has accomplished a lot while in just his first year of professional wrestling He's gained a huge following of fans as well as a few titles along the way. In this interview, we will discuss his rise in both Windy City Pro Wrestling and Pro Wrestling Epic, as well as representing them as a champion (be it the tag team or Powerhouse). We will talk about his time as a competing bodybuilder and how that led into a career of professional wrestling. We'll even get into how he's struggled with confidence and staying positive during those times of doubt. With a fantastic rapport with the crowd, a unique promo style, and an action packed style in the ring, "The Modern Man" is just getting started and we're going to talk anything and everything about being a rookie sensation in the crazy world of professional wrestling.

Dr. Redacted has taken the Deathmatch world by storm. From his explosive entrance that involves shoving the fans to his use of trash cans and darts as weapons, it's hard to say that Redacted doesn't get the biggest reaction when on the wrestling card for the night. In this interview, we'll talk about his life as a Deathmatch wrestler, his still rising popularity, and even his recent trip to Japan. We'll also learn a bit about the man behind the doctor. A lover of all things nerdy, we'll also discuss his passion and love for things you might not expect a Deathmatch wrestler to enjoy: Disney, comic books, and even The Muppets.

Deathmatch wrestlers are a different breed of people, no doubt. However, Deep South Deathmatch wrestlers are even more different. "The Deathmatch Juggalo" Brian White has been wrestling for 14 years and has come a long way in many aspects of his life.In this livestream, we will be discussing his start in backyard wrestling, his journey into deathmatches, and his determination to make sure people get their money's worth every time he's on the card. We'll also peel back the curtain a bit and discuss his life outside of the ring. A man who deals with anxiety and depression yet always makes sure to lend a helping hand to those also suffering from it as well. He's defeated many demons when it comes to addiction and has no problem discussing those victories, especially if it helps others. From Terry Funk to Chuey Martinez, John Rare to David Brennan and the Carnage Cup, there's many things to talk about and that's exactly what we're going to do.

GoreAphobe is a lover of film, especially when it comes to horror. In the past year or so, his channel has taken off with his WatchAlong/Commentary/Discussion series as well as many others: Collection showcases, Sunday Afternoon Matinee, Extreme Theater, and more. A perfect example of DIY, Gore isn't afraid to show his passion and speak his mind. Join us as we discuss his favorite films, his trials and tribulations as a youtuber, his foray into professional wrestling, and many more subjects.

Mad Man Pondo has been a deathmatch wrestler for over 25 years and is still doing it to this day. He's done it everywhere from arenas that are maybe only 1/8 full of fans and in the middle of nowhere to sold out stadiums in Japan. Pondo is more than just a deathmatch wrestler and in this interview, we'll get into that. Join us as we discuss more than just the world of deathmatch wrestling as what it was like being in the Robert Englund led horror film 2001 Maniacs and hanging out with Marilyn Manson, as well as working for the Insane Clown Posse and his love of horror movies.

A friend of mine for over 25 years, I'm very excited to have Whitey on the show. His first attempt at having a Youtube show is where I made my debut on the internet and thanks to him, I've now been a content creator for approximately 9 years. Join me as we discuss many things concerning his time as a Youtube content creator: having a successful Youtube channel and then losing it due to copyright claims, the problems with fair use, getting his channel back, our years of constant collaboration, his foray into creating a retro video game channel, and more.

Derek J. Hoover is the host of the nostalgia themed podcast known as Yesterdaze, as well as former co-host of The Importance of Seeing Ernest and The Ernest P. Worrell Preservation Society. He's a lover of cartoons, action figures, movies, and anything else that comes from the 1980s and 90s, no matter how obscure. Derek and I will discuss our love of podcasting, nostalgia, as well as being a parent and attempting to get our kids to love what we loved at their age. There will be talk about collecting, what certain things from those long gone eras mean to him, and what he has planned for the future of his podcast.