Steve Dash (Interview) - Midnight Spookshow

The first Jason Voorhees to were a mask, Steve Dash, stops by the Midnight Spookshow to deliver the inside story of the making of Friday the 13th: Part 2. Learn how Steve was cast as this iconic slasher villain, the real life dangers that he faced on set and what he thinks about the performances of later Jason's like Kane Hodder and Derek Mears. This is an interview not to miss! Brought To You By Hosts Zack Daggy Tim Kretschmann Theme Music By Calabrese Guest Steve Dash Friday the 13th, Part 2 [Blu-ray] Emerging Past Special Thanks to all our friends at BioGamer Girl and IndieNation.fm

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