Chris Grosso Talking With NPR’s Colin McEnroe

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This week, The Washington Post published “The 20 defining comedy sketches of the past 20 years” covering television sketch comedy of the 2000s. It includes a lot of what you’d expect it to include: SNL‘s “More Cowbell” and “Black Jeopardy with Tom Hanks,” Inside Amy Schumer‘s “Last F—able Day,” Chappelle’s Show‘s “Frontline — Clayton Bigsby.”

And: For only the second time ever, The Nose has read a book. This time it’s Stephen King’s latest, The Institute. It’s a kind of science fiction horror thriller with kids in it that harkens back to a lot of classic King.

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Chris Grosso is a writer, public speaker, mental health youth group facilitator, and author with Simon & Schuster. He also writes for Revolver Magazine, Fangoria, and has spoken at a bunch of fancy-schmancy festivals and conferences (as well as even more events that were significantly less than fancy-schmancy). Chris's podcast, The Indie Spiritualist, is hosted on Ram Dass's Be Here Now Network.

Close To Your Heart – An Interview With Ken Foree (2019)

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Ken Foree is an incredibly versatile American actor widely known for his role as Peter Washington in George Romero’s 1978 film Dawn of the Dead as well as Roger Rockmore on the Nickelodeon’s Kenan & Kel (amongst countless other well-known movies and television series).

In this conversation Ken and I discuss him working with Keith David in the recent documentary, Horror Noire, Ken’s friendship with Duane Jones (who played “Ben” in the seminal film, Night of the Living Dead), his role as Peter Washington in Dawn of the Dead, working with George Romero, working with Rob Zombie and playing “Big Joe Grizzly,” doing yoga with his mother, awe-inspiring life moments, frightening life moments, what inspires him in life, and much more.

The following interview was conducted on the morning of 10/11/19 at the Hilton Hotel in Worcester, MA prior to Ken’s appearance at the Rock & Shock Horror Convention.

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Chris Grosso is a writer, public speaker, mental health youth group facilitator, and author with Simon & Schuster. He also writes for Revolver Magazine, Fangoria, and has spoken at a bunch of fancy-schmancy festivals and conferences (as well as even more events that were significantly less than fancy-schmancy). Chris's podcast, The Indie Spiritualist, is hosted on Ram Dass's Be Here Now Network.

It’s All About The Decapitated Head – Felissa Rose Interview (2019)

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Felissa Rose is an American actress and producer. She made her film debut as Angela Baker in Robert Kiltzik’s cult film Sleepaway Camp (1983) and has over 90 film credits in total over the span of her film career.

In this conversation, Felissa and I cover a lot of ground discussing everything from her producing Slayer’s upcoming Repentless Killogy film to marrying Deron Miller of x-CKY fame, her love for rescue animals, what being spiritually aligned means, her new podcast “Casualty Friday,” what makes horror movies truly scary and more.

The following interview was conducted on 10/13/19 in Worcester, MA at The Rock & Shock Horror Convention.

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Chris Grosso is a writer, public speaker, mental health youth group facilitator, and author with Simon & Schuster. He also writes for Revolver Magazine, Fangoria, and has spoken at a bunch of fancy-schmancy festivals and conferences (as well as even more events that were significantly less than fancy-schmancy). Chris's podcast, The Indie Spiritualist, is hosted on Ram Dass's Be Here Now Network.

Hello America. Did You Miss Me? An Interview With Bill Moseley (2019)

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Bill Moseley is an American film actor and musician who has starred in a number of cult classic horror films, including “House of 1000 Corpses,” “Repo! The Genetic Opera,” “The Devil’s Rejects,” and “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2” as the beloved character, Chop Top. Bill is also a musician who’s released albums w/various artists including Buckethead and Phil Anselmo. For a period of time, Bill Moseley operated as a journalist, writing for such magazines as Omni Magazine, National Lampoon and Psychology Today.

In this conversation, Bill and I discuss reprising his role as Otis Driftwood, working with Richard Brake in 3 From Hell, the “Bill & Phil” album he released with metal legend Phil Anselmo (Pantera, Down), shooting a scene with Danny Trejo in the forthcoming Slayer Repentless Killology film, and much more.

The following interview was conducted on 10/13/19 in Worcester, MA at the Rock & Shock Horror Festival. 

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Chris Grosso is a writer, public speaker, mental health youth group facilitator, and author with Simon & Schuster. He also writes for Revolver Magazine, Fangoria, and has spoken at a bunch of fancy-schmancy festivals and conferences (as well as even more events that were significantly less than fancy-schmancy). Chris's podcast, The Indie Spiritualist, is hosted on Ram Dass's Be Here Now Network.

The True Definition of Dichotomy – An Interview With Kane Hodder (2019)

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Kane Hodder has starred in Friday the 13th Part VII, VIII, Jason Goes to Hell and Jason X. He is also well known for his role as Victor Crowley in the Hatchet film series, amongst countless other films. Kane is the true definition of dichotomy: he is possibly the most beloved horror icon in the film industry, as well as with his millions of fans.

In the following conversation, Kane and I discuss his work with children in burn victim units, his love of the comedy show Impractical Jokers and have “Q” as one of the stars in Victor Crowley, horror kill scenes, his Casualty Friday podcast (with Felissa Rose & Tifanny Shepis on Fangoria), and more.

The following interview was conducted on 10/13/19 at the Rock & Shock Convention in Worcester, MA.

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Chris Grosso is a writer, public speaker, mental health youth group facilitator, and author with Simon & Schuster. He also writes for Revolver Magazine, Fangoria, and has spoken at a bunch of fancy-schmancy festivals and conferences (as well as even more events that were significantly less than fancy-schmancy). Chris's podcast, The Indie Spiritualist, is hosted on Ram Dass's Be Here Now Network.