I had the opportunity to sit down with Peter Dobson, New Jersey native, as he peels back the layers and breaks everything down about the movie. Consisting of how the movie was made, where it was filmed, and how fun it was to work alongside the legendary R/ Lee Ermey. What is there to know about this movie?

Essentially, the movie is fun to watch, the non-stop action entertaining, and the actors performed exceptionally well. To this day, The Frighteners is still one of my favorites as it continues to move up my list of my Top 25.

If you have not seen this movie, sit your butt down in front of the television now and watch it! I promise that you will not be disappointed. Each actor delivers their character with promise and surmise as I am thoroughly impressed, not only with the actors but with the dialogue and the movie itself.

If you are looking for laughs and a little bit of scare, look no further! The Frighteners is the movie you are going to want to watch tonight.

Bill Oberst, Jr. – what a fascinating and talented individual! I can talk to this guy about anything, ranging from “what if” scenarios to Rob Zombie. Bill has a wonderful personality, and I can see why he has been in so many movies, he’s a very likable person.

As I sit here and attempt to recall what we talked about, I may catch some heath regarding my comments about Hitler. At this point, I am not worried. I said what I said, and I do not take anything back; you have to hate the ideology, not the person.

Enough of that… Back to the talented Bill Oberst, Jr. He certainly had a lot to say about his career and how it all started for him. We were both raised in the same generation, we both know what it’s like to have been raised… No offense to the newer generation out there, Bill and I were brought up an entirely different direction, we both see the world for what it really is.

His role as Tony Commando is undoubtedly an intriguing role. Acting alongside the major talent you see in Hollywood today has me convinced that Rob Zombie can have just about anyone he wants in his films. If you have not seen “3 From Hell” – I highly suggest that you do. You can also support Bill on his Instagram page by following him and seeing what he’s up to.

This is a delightful, fun, and awesome interview with the cast from the new movie, "Monster Mash" starring Ethan Daniel Corbett as Dracula, Erik Celso Mann as Boris (Dr. Frankenstein's Assistant), Adam Slemon as Ramesses (The Mummy), Gabriel Pranter as Hawley Griffin (The Invisible Man), and Ian Hummel as Charles Conliff (The Werewolf). **As a side note, Erik showed up a little late (and we forgive him), he makes his entrance around the 4:00 minute time frame. For those that did not see this movie, I believe that is was very entertaining and it was well directed. The talented actors didn't even have to try to make it look cool, they just naturally did it... Natural talent is hard to come by these days; the dialogue was not overdone, the scenes were not boring, and not once did I lose interest. If you're a fan of the classic universal monsters, I suggest you watch this more modern-day take on it. If you find yourself disappointed with this movie, then I apologize. I definitely give it two thumbs up!