The Case of Danny Rolling

from Totally Innocent · host Alexander E Ryken

Welcome back to the totally innocent podcast! This week we are taking a look at The Case of Danny Rolling. If you are a fan of the slasher movie genre, then it may interest you to know that Danny Rolling was Kevin Williamsons inspiration for the script of the hit slasher film, Scream, in 1996. The stories are not 1 to 1, however. Danny never wore a mask, and did not ask the students what their favorite scary movie was.. lame.. but we do learn a little bit about the Sydney Prescott character and who that was based on. I was hoping for a little more Scream, and a little less totally terrible person, but we got the latter. Still a fun episode and I hope you enojoy! Want to write in to the show? Send an email to [email protected]! 

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