Scarah's Screamcast

Orlock the Defiler returns to Scarah's Screamcast to answer the questions humanity has been afraid to ask. 🩸 Is he really a vampire… or something else entirely? 🩸 His secret plan to conquer Earth 🩸 Space travel, UFOs, Bigfoot, Betty White, and alien conspiracies 🩸 Horror headlines including Send Help, Leviticus, Scary Movie, and Eli Roth's Ice Cream Man 🩸 Bat City Scaregrounds, horror movies, and cosmic nonsense 🩸 Bone Deep trivia and fan questions from the live chat Plus: Hermann and Gomez, space milk, toe-related discussions that probably should have been cut, and another strange broadcast from the world of Scarah Damsel of the Doomed. New episodes every week celebrating horror culture, monsters, and the wonderfully weird.

Scarah sits down with Austin artist and tattoo artist Brenna Greenwell to discuss horror art, pinup culture, tattooing, creativity, and the inspiration behind her unique Playboy-inspired ghoul paintings. The conversation explores horror movies, Bat City Scaregrounds, the Austin horror community, The Substance, The Backrooms, Obsession, oddities culture, and the growing value of handmade art in an increasingly AI-driven world. Featuring Brenna Greenwell, horror art, tattoo culture, dark fantasy, pinup art, Austin horror, Bat City Scaregrounds, horror movies, and strange broadcasts from the world of Scarah Damsel of the Doomed.

Join Scarah and Tony Tamayo for a late-night recap of Texas Frightmare Weekend 2026. From Tom Atkins and Damien Leone to horror convention chaos, fake trailer showcases, practical FX, horror headlines, fandom culture, and Frightmare miracles — this episode dives deep into the experience of one of horror's biggest convention weekends. Featuring: Texas Frightmare Weekend, horror fandom, practical effects, Iron Lung, Escape From New York, The Howling, convention culture, horror legends, and strange broadcasts from the world of Scarah Damsel of the Doomed.

Join me ahead of Texas Frightmare Weekend 2026 for a chaotic late-night horror hangout covering: 🩸 The 10 Commandments of surviving Texas Frightmare Weekend 🩸 Horror convention culture 🩸 Indie horror vs Hollywood remakes 🩸 Obsession, Iron Lung, and Curry Barker 🩸 Cape Fear, Crystal Lake, Sam Raimi, and horror headlines 🩸 Vincent Price, Vampira, Christopher Lee, and legendary horror icons Plus: Gomez and Hermann, manifesting horror dreams, and strange broadcasts from the world of Scarah Damsel of the Doomed. New episodes and horror culture weekly.

The crypt doors are unlocking for Central Texas horror royalty… 👁️🩸 This week on Scarah's Screamcast, the Damsel of the Doomed welcomes legendary horror host Professor Anton Griffin for a deep dive into classic monsters, horror history, Fangoria TV, Universal horror, Dracula, Frankenstein, horror hosting, and the enduring power of fear itself. From public access television in Austin, Texas to Fangoria TV and the Horror Host Hall of Fame, Professor Griffin has spent decades guiding audiences through the strange and macabre — and this conversation dives deep into the culture, nostalgia, artistry, and psychology behind horror fandom. Topics include: 🩸 Universal Monsters 🩸 Bela Lugosi & Dracula 🩸 Frankenstein (1931) 🩸 Fangoria TV 🩸 Texas Frightmare Weekend 🩸 Ray Bradbury 🩸 Vincent Price 🩸 Horror hosts & late-night television 🩸 Why horror still matters Enter the classroom of fear… if you dare. 👁️ Subscribe to Scarah's Screamcast for horror interviews, convention coverage, cult cinema, practical FX, and nightmare fuel weekly.

I sit down with special effects makeup artist and prop fabricator Jason Vines to talk about his work on Iron Lung, the indie horror hit known for its practical effects and massive use of blood. We get into Jason's career in horror and filmmaking, including work on Fear the Walking Dead, Bloodfest, Spy Kids: Armageddon, Alita: Battle Angel, and more, along with the strange history and craft of blood effects in horror films. Jason shares stories from years of working with blood on film sets, including different formulas, techniques, failures, and the tricks that make practical gore effects feel real on screen. If you're into practical effects, horror filmmaking, and what goes into creating memorable gore effects, this one gets deep into it. Subscribe… it's safer that way.

I sit down with Marisa Grimes to talk horror, upcoming releases in May, and our shared history at Texas Frightmare Weekend. This episode also features a round of Bone Deep and the first edition of "This Week in Horror," where I share the movies I'm most excited to see this month. It's a look at what it's like when the show ends and I'm spending time with friends. Marisa also shares a bit about her work as an ECMO specialist and what that world looks like.

Scarah sits down with Orlock the Defiler from Bat City Scaregrounds and HorrorWeb. They talk about Bat City, horror, and the new Faces of Death, along with Orlock's background and his take on things like space vampires and Earth's future. It's a loose, funny conversation that goes wherever it wants to go.

Scarah sits down with musician and multi-creative Keith Cantrell for a conversation that goes from wild stories to real perspective on life, creativity, and chasing what you actually want. From a run-in with Nicolas Cage that didn't go quite as expected, to a surreal moment involving George Clinton, Keith shares stories from years in music, performance, and life on the edge of it all. They also get into something deeper—how mindset, drive, and intention shape the path you end up on, and what it really means to create your own direction. In this episode: • The Nicolas Cage story (yes, it actually happened) • A wild George Clinton moment • Life in music and performing • Manifesting your path and staying in motion • Perspective from someone who's done it the hard way If you're into horror, music, and the stories behind the people living it, this one gets interesting fast.   Subscribe… it's safer that way.

Scarah sits down with filmmaker Budro Partida, Emmy award-winning director and founder of PennyRock Productions, for a candid conversation about working in horror film and video production. This episode introduces Scarah's new gameshow segment, "Bone Deep," with Budro as the first to take part. They discuss Budro's creative influences, his work on projects including Immortalz music videos, and the challenges that come with bringing horror concepts to life—from production hurdles to the legal complexities faced during films like Bloody and Bruised. In this episode: - Budro's inspirations as a filmmaker and director - Stories and insights from past projects - The real challenges of working in horror production - Legal and production hurdles filmmakers face - The debut of Bone Deep A look inside the creative and practical side of horror filmmaking.

What was it REALLY like creating Halo? I talk with Doctor Abominable (Paul Russel), who worked as an Environment Artist on Halo, about the real story behind the game. We also dive into the art Paul creates for the Scarah universe and catch up on the movie They Will Kill You. New episodes weekly - subscribe for more horror, film, and behind-the-scenes conversations. #Halo #GameDevelopment #Podcast

This is my first episode with a guest!  Mett Tony, the man who has met every celebrity.  Tony and I discuss Ready or Not 2: Here I Come, Horror Conventions, and more.  

Horror at the oscars, Undertone, and making a horror movie.

Let's discuss Scream 7, Joe Bob Briggs, and listen to a few phone calls.

Spoiler free reaction to Maggie Gyllenhaal's new movie, The Bride.

Who cursed me? Dang! I'm all agitated.

Talking about Luc Besson's Dracula, playing your phonecalls, and more!

Remember, you must die! Let's talk about what this means and more (like the new horror movies I recently watched).

Haint Blue, horror movie villians, and the horror oracle.

This week on Scarah's Screamcast, I talk about movie crew lingo, an awkward conversation I had with a movie star, and horror movies at the ocsars. Stay hexy my friends.

Let's talk about making movies, watching movies, and The Alamo Drafthouse Theater.

Let's talk about the Horror to come in 2026

On Episode 13, Scarah talks about horror convention dream guests, anticipated horror movies in 2026, and the quick kiss of youthful beauty.

Let's talk about horror hosts, horror conventions, horror movies, and pets. haha

I want to tell you about the making of the 1984 horror comedy classic, Gremlins! Also answering a few questions and genral choppin' and squakin'.

Let's talk about Christmas, Murder Mysteries, and Horror for the Holidays.  Special guests: Hermann and Gomez, Dachshunds of the Doomed!

Join Scarah as she takes a moment to list what she is grateful and hateful for.  Ok, maybe just grateful... to be honest, who knows what is going to happen on this episode.

This episode is bookended by film fest talk and the creamy center is all about my day and a half in Salem. We talk about Happenstance Horror Fest, adventures and inspirations in Salem, and the upcoming Ethereal Horror Fest. 

Scarah discusses "the flow state" of creating and gives some background information on Black Christmas (1974). 

Join Scarah as she tells you about her current Halloween happenings, negative and positive reviews, and project blue pumpkin. Trick or treat!

Scarah talks about how her love for Halloween started and tells you about the fourth movie she ever screened at her live Drive-In show. 

Scarah talks about Halloween horror and her Halloween rules and regs. She plays a voicemail from Superfan Jack and discusses the reason why Halloween III is the best non-sequel sequel. 

In this episode, Scarah Damsel of the Doomed gives you an update on her life including: appearances, events, and her beloved Dachshunds of the Doomed. She also speaks about the movie Pieces (1982) why she chose it to screen at her first Scarah's Scream Theater live event, and what she likes about the film.

In this short kickoff episode, Scarah Damsel of the Doomed gives you a taste of what's to come on Scarah's Screamcast From horror sermons and deep movie dives to a behind-the-scenes  look into her life, this is your spooky sneak peek into what't to come.