ACS: Brody Stevens & Danille Harris
Brody then takes a series of listener calls, beginning with someone who remembers Brody from his open mic days at The Gotham. Another caller asks about the sketch comdy pilot The Right Now! Show, and Brody goes on a side story about meeting Michael Chiklis in a Starbucks. Lastly, Brody takes a call from a guy living in Studio City, and gives him some advice on the ladies.
After the break, Danielle Harris comes in studio, star of the new horror film, Hatchet II. They talk about the controversy surrounding the film: it was supposed to be the first unrated, uncut film distributed by a major theater chain, but AMC decided to pull it from theaters. Danielle hopes the film will be available via Video onDemand in the near future.
Brody talks to her more about starring in horror films, and admits that he himself was terrified of horror movies growing up. They talk about Danielle's experience working in four separate Halloween films, and the superstitions of how being killed in a movie can affect your acting career.
Brody and Danielle also talk about growing up Jewish but never getting a bar or bat mitzvah. After some time, they go back to discussing Danielle's new film, and review the cast of horror icons that are featured alongside her.
Finally, the guys take your calls for a round of Hobo Power. You tell us your stink story, and we'll rank the funk!
For more info on today's guest, visit www.danielle-harris.org. Also check out Hatchet II, soon be on Video OnDemand.
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