Horror Happens Radio Presents with Jay Kay

Jay Kay

Hosted by the "Collector of Conversations" Jay Kay, the Horror Happens Radio Show is a “7x Rondo Hatton Nominated” showcasing live, smart & uncensored, internet horror talk radio programming that features over 2200+ guest conversations in 450 episodes on "Horror Happens Radio," plus over 50 episodes of retro swing radio with "Swingin From Coast2Coast." "The Horror Happens Radio Show was a great pleasure, with insightful questions and a good atmosphere. Jay Horrorhappens Kay is truly the Charlie Rose of horror." -- Filmmaker Jeremiah Kipp of "Baggage, Painkiller & More" -------- "For me, the measure of a good interview is, does it get you thinking and talking about things you don't usually consider. Do they illuminate good, meaningful corners of your life and work. This one did exactly that. I'd do it again in a minute." -- Author Jack Ketchum (Best selling author of "The Woman", "The Girl Next Door" & "Red") -------- “Thank you for having a radio show that features truly independent filmmakers. I'd be dead in the water if people like you didn’t exist.” -- Filmmaker/FX Master Marcus Koch: Director of the films Fell, ROT & 100 Tears -------- "Authentic, smart and real, Jay Kay at Horror Happens is not just a staple outlet for the horror industry, but for film lovers as well." -- Filmmaker Gabriel Carrer of "The Demolisher"

  1. 2d ago

    That Screening Podcast E/30: Guest host Skip Shea joins Filmmaker Jay Kay to discuss the hometown screening of his music documentary SWING 46: THE LAST SWINGIN SUPPER CLUB @ Swing 46

    Welcome to the That Screening Podcast with Jay Kay episode 30. On this Sept 11th, we remember 25 years later those who were lost, gave all they could, and saved so many as New York City was under attack and rose from the ashes. To commemorate this 9/11 here on That Screening, we have a special episode about a New York staple on Restaurant Row for nearly 30 years, Swing 46. Founded in 1997, the club served as a long running beacon of the retro swing movement and music. On this episode of That Screening, I sit in the guest chair across the zoom landscape with special guest host Skip Shea discussing one of the few screenings in the club's history and a homecoming for my short documentary about the club, community, music, and more SWING 46: THE LAST SWINGIN SUPPER CLUB. We discuss the origins of the doc and how I became connected to Swing 46. The people who were important to the film, the 3 and half year journey, overall screening within the club, my love of retro swing, and more on this episode of the That Screening Podcast with Guest Host Skip Shea. Make sure to listen in, share, & support the That Screening Podcast with Jay Kay on all major streaming platforms including YouTube, Spotify, SoundCloud, Apple podcast, and iHeartRadio. Find stories of personal cinema and lasting film screenings on Instagram at A STRANGE MAN IN A FILM LAND. Thank you for listening, sharing and supporting, and a special thank you to John Ahktar, Swing 46 crew, guests, subjects, and Skip Shea.

    That Screening Podcast E/30: Guest host Skip Shea joins Filmmaker Jay Kay to discuss the hometown screening of his music documentary SWING 46: THE LAST SWINGIN SUPPER CLUB @ Swing 46
  2. Sep 4

    That Screening Podcast E/28: Macabro Film Festival Director Edna Campos joins That Screening to discuss THE FEARLESS VAMPIRE KILLERS (1967)

    Welcome to the That Screening Podcast with #JayKay Episode 28. One of the true blessings of this journey is the friends you make and the experiences that you are connected with because of them. The #MacabroFilmFestival has been and still is my favorite genre film festival over the last decade plus. A true celebration of genre cinema in #MexicoCity, the festival is led by #EdnaCampos who along with her Macabro coven have spent the last 25 years making global nightmares come true. Edna joins us on this episode of That Screening to discuss a trip down memory lane to her very early years of childhood and a film that did not impress her more than Star Wars but opened her eyes to what cinema and horror could be. #RomanPolanski’s #THEFEARLESSVAMPIREKILLERS. The 1967 #horrorcomedy tells the tale of a noted professor and his dim-witted apprentice who fall prey to their inquiring vampires, while on the trail of the ominous damsel in distress. Edna jumps on to reconnect with me via the zoom landscape as she returns to the times of theater trips with her family, how the experience on the screen made her feel, the portrayal of vampires and the impact on her life, the #Macabro Festival, impactful screenings, and more on this episode of the #ThatScreeningPodcast with Jay Kay. Make sure to listen in, share, & support the That Screening Podcast on all major streaming platforms including #YouTube, #Spotify, #SoundCloud, #Apple podcast, and #iHeartRadio. Find stories of personal cinema and lasting film screenings on Instagram and Facebook at #ASTRANGEMANINAFILMLAND.

    That Screening Podcast E/28: Macabro Film Festival Director Edna Campos joins That Screening to discuss THE FEARLESS VAMPIRE KILLERS (1967)
  3. Aug 28

    That Screening Podcast E/27: We welcome back Producer Susan Curran to discuss LET THE RIGHT ONE IN at the 2008 Toronto After Dark Film Festival

    On this episode of the That Screening Podcast with Jay Kay. As we move into season 2 of That Screening, we continue to discover how cinema affects us all and the impact it may have on us beyond the theatre. Returning across the zoom landscape, we welcome back former Anchor Bay Entertainment’s head of Acquisitions and Marketing as well as celebrated Producer Susan Curran. A beacon of Canadian genre film and a staple of the horror community, Susan jumps on episode 27 to discuss a lasting film screening at the Toronto After Dark Film Festival. Heading back to 2008, Susan discusses the genre changing film LET THE RIGHT ONE IN. This swedish vampire film from Tomas Alfredson tells the tale of a bullied boy who forms a friendship with his new neighbor, a peculiar girl with a dark secret. More than a screening for Susan at one of the key Toronto genre film festivals, Susan breaks down the film and how it would play a role in her children’s lives later on. How the pool scene still stays with her, the circumstances of the screening, Adam Lopez, the film’s detour from the original novel, her wanting to believe in the heart of this dark tale plus more on this episode of the That Screening Podcast with Jay Kay. Listen, share, and support that screening on all major podcast platforms including youtube, spotify, soundcloud, apple, and iheart radio as well as on IG at A Strange Man in a Film Land Productions. Thanks for listening and stay tuned for more weekly episodes and listen to archived episodes from season one!

    That Screening Podcast E/27: We welcome back Producer Susan Curran to discuss LET THE RIGHT ONE IN at the 2008 Toronto After Dark Film Festival

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Hosted by the "Collector of Conversations" Jay Kay, the Horror Happens Radio Show is a “7x Rondo Hatton Nominated” showcasing live, smart & uncensored, internet horror talk radio programming that features over 2200+ guest conversations in 450 episodes on "Horror Happens Radio," plus over 50 episodes of retro swing radio with "Swingin From Coast2Coast." "The Horror Happens Radio Show was a great pleasure, with insightful questions and a good atmosphere. Jay Horrorhappens Kay is truly the Charlie Rose of horror." -- Filmmaker Jeremiah Kipp of "Baggage, Painkiller & More" -------- "For me, the measure of a good interview is, does it get you thinking and talking about things you don't usually consider. Do they illuminate good, meaningful corners of your life and work. This one did exactly that. I'd do it again in a minute." -- Author Jack Ketchum (Best selling author of "The Woman", "The Girl Next Door" & "Red") -------- “Thank you for having a radio show that features truly independent filmmakers. I'd be dead in the water if people like you didn’t exist.” -- Filmmaker/FX Master Marcus Koch: Director of the films Fell, ROT & 100 Tears -------- "Authentic, smart and real, Jay Kay at Horror Happens is not just a staple outlet for the horror industry, but for film lovers as well." -- Filmmaker Gabriel Carrer of "The Demolisher"