Recent content by Johnny Caps

My newest interview subject for Pop Geeks, Morgan Fairchiild, is a performer I’ve been hoping to interview for almost a decade now. First making an impression on me as the movie-within-a-movie version of Dottie in Pee-wee’s Big Adventure, over the years I would become more familiar with her work...

It was recently announced that the 2006 reality series Wife, Mom, Bounty Hunter would be coming to the streaming service WOW Presents Plus. Why am I bringing that up? Because the star of that show is my newest interview subject, Tyffany Million. If you’re wondering who she is, to put it mildly...

Hello, everybody. It’s Johnny Caps here. Before I share my conversation with actress/activist/author Heather Thomas, I wish to address my whereabouts since my last interview with actress/dancer DeeDee Rescher last year. Put succinctly, a colostomy reversal surgery I’d gotten in October of last...

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<p>I had sent my latest interview subject, Lisa Fuller, an interview request last year. I didn’t initially hear back from her, so when I saw that she would be attending the April 2023 Chiller Theatre convention, I knew I had to not only meet her because I loved her work in movies like Teen Witch...

<p>I once again paid a visit to the Chiller Theatre convention last month, and the April 2023 installment was the best April Chiller I’ve attended so far. I know I said that about the April 2022 Chiller, but I’ve come to find that every Chiller Theatre is better than the last one, and the last...

<p>Before I even knew the name of Deborah Jenssen, my next interview subject, I saw her dancing in music videos like Was (Not Was)’ Walk The Dinosaur and on episodes of Solid Gold I had acquired from a fan-to-fan DVD seller. Years later, I would discover Ms. Jenssen on Facebook, and I would find...

<p>My newest Pop Geeks interview subject, Stacey Q, is actually one of the very first talents I ever had the pleasure of interviewing. We were connected to each other by our mutual friend Shawn Winstian on MySpace in the late 00s, and I did an e-mail interview with her that was published on a...

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<p>Years before I knew her name, I first saw Wally Wharton as the character of Debbie in the Cheech and Chong movie Up In Smoke. Many years later, I saw her leave a comment on a mutual Facebook friend’s page, and I was so fascinated by her comment that I reached out to her with a friend request...

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