Podcast appearances and mentions of suzanne keilly

An American research crew at a base in Antarctica finds they are not alone in the desolate, freezing landscape when a nearby Norwegian team accidentally awakens an alien presence that's been frozen in the ice for a hundred thousand years. As the American crew determines just what the alien's M.O. is, they are overcome by a creeping distrust, and the paranoid group slowly unravels as an unseen, deadly force runs rampant on the base. Intro, Math Club, and Debate Society (spoiler-free) 00:00-31:42 Honor Roll and Detention (spoiler-heavy) 31:43-1:07:36 Superlatives (so. many. spoilers.) 1:07:37-1:26:59 Director John Carpenter Screenplay Bill Lancaster, based on the novella Who Goes There? by John W. Campbell, Jr. Featuring Wilfrid Brimley, T.K. Carter, David Clennon, Keith David, Richard Dysart, Charles Hallahan, Jed, Peter Maloney, Richard Masur, Donald Moffat, Joel Polis, Kurt Russell, Thomas Waites Suzanne Keilly is a screenwriter in Los Angeles, known for adapting and reimagining 80s cult genre fare including Slumber Party Massacre, Leprechaun Returns, and “Ash Vs Evil Dead.” Despite her penchant for horror, Suzanne got her start writing and performing sketch comedy and improv at stages across North America including UCB, the Groundlings, Second City, and Just for Laughs. She was most recently a writer on Netflix's cancelled, yet beloved series “Warrior Nun,” and is currently writing a horror whodunnit for Viacom. Our theme music is by Sir Cubworth, with embellishments by Edward Elgar. Music from “The Thing” by Ennio Morricone. For more information on this film, the pod, essays from your hosts, and other assorted bric-a-brac, visit our website, scareupod.com. Please subscribe to this podcast via Apple or Google Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. If you like what you hear, please leave us a 5-star rating. Join our Facebook group. Follow us on Instagram. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Today MB and Terry are joined by writer Suzanne Keilly! She's the writer of Leprechaun Returns, Ash Vs Evil Dead and last year's Slumber Party Massacre which is on VOD and will be on Vlu Ray tomorrow! We talk about facing our fears, Catholicism, and working in franchises, then we dive into gaslighting and fairies in Don't Be Afraid of the Dark (1973).Slumber Party Massacre spoilers: 29:13 to 35:30Follow Suzanne.Follow Mary Beth, Terry and the Podcast on Twitter.Spotify now has a rating system, so please take a moment to go rate us there. And please give us a rating and review on iTunes. It really helps us out with the algorithms. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Pat welcomes his #1 tennis partner, Suzanne Keilly, to the Guest Co-Host chair to play songs with the word "love" in the title! Suzanne is an amazing writer who has written for shows such as "Ash Vs Evil Dead," "Dallas & Robo" and the upcoming "Warrior Nun" plus the films "Leprechaun Returns" and "Killer High."

2010: Ted Raimi is directing Playing Dead but writer Suzanne Keilly is actually playing dead in the new web-only series, Playing Dead. The Groundlings comedy alumnus is a struggling young actress—well, maybe not as young as she’d have you think—when her desperate plea for a job attracts the attention of The Grim Reaper.

Suzanne Keilly has had such a successful two years writing on Dallas and Robo, creating two horror movies for SyFy and being staffed on the upcoming Netflix show Warrior Nun, that we made her return to the show to tell us about it!

Tune in to our MOST EPIC episode, featuring special guest star and "Dallas And Robo" series creator Mike Roberts. Hang out with us while we chat about Mike’s awesome TV shows, learn why it's not cool to be "too thirsty” and discover what it means to be a Pocket Jedi. We also play a special edition of Buy/Rent/Meh and reveal our top pre-1980 movies. Come for the amazing guest star, stay for the family dynamics.     Shoutouts: Mike’s family, Noah Patrick Pfarr @NoahPfarr noah@noahillustration.com, Matt Mariska, Andy Sipes, Suzanne Keilly, Clancy Brown, Kat Dennings, John Cena, Jane Lynch, Tim Blake Nelson, Cousin Vanessa, and our Mom's signature chicken burgers.   Key Words: Dallas and Robo, Mike Roberts, YouTube Red, TBS, Netflix, Bojack Horseman, Final Space, pre-1980s, movies, tv, Friday night movie, siblings, Montreal, Toronto, Canadian, Animation, Sheridan, Last Jedi, 80s, 90s

Today on the Podcast, Memo to Your Future Self! We've all heard that saying, "The best time to start was yesterday. The next best time is today." But you know who reallllly feels the weight of that quote? Our future selves. The version of you (and me) who will wake up one year from now; wishing that the YOU of today had ... Just gotten started Just asked for help Just pushed through the fear of "looking dumb" or "doing it wrong" or "missing the boat" because "it's all been done already" and "what would people think?" Your future self who wishes the you of today would have traded all those excuses for resources; all those fears for laughs. And focused more on what you wanted versus what you didn't. Because looking back, we see how capable and deserving we always were. We see how much more time, money, & energy was lost trying to avoid fear than had we simply learned to face it. Fact is? Your future self, just like mine, will have no choice but to look back and realize ... The time passed, anyway. The fear persisted, anyway. The desire lingered, anyway. The money got spent, anyway. SO, as scary as it is, we might as well go for it. Perfectly imperfect, as we are, letting ourselves be compelled forward by what's becoming versus what's ending. Not by magical thinking or rescue fantasies. Not by re-writing history or skipping over the tough moments or tying life up with a neat little bow. But by choosing to dance with doubt (like we talked about in last week's episode), supporting ourselves with systems and structures that set even the biggest setbacks up for success, and by learning how to reframe our story. So that ... Even when a circumstance cannot change, we can. Consider this week's episode your invitation to regroup. And to start again; becoming more and more of who you really are. Not who you THINK you are. Not what others EXPECT you are. But who YOU really and truly are. For even on your worst day, when all feels lost, you are enough. Always have been; always will be. Let there be nothing scary about that. Enter my conversation with dear friend, writer, Suzanne Keilly Having written for the television series “Ash vs Evil Dead” on the Starz network, the upcoming YouTube Red series “Dallas and Robo” starring John Cena and Kat Dennings, and two movies for the SYFY Channel “Killer High” which will premiere in October, and the next installment of the “Leprechaun” series, “Leprechaun Returns”, currently in production — Suzanne Keilly is known for her distinct voice; blending comedy with horror. No stranger to fear, loss, perfectionism — Suzanne is living proof that doing the work and surrounding yourself with funny folk can turn even the scariest moments into strength. In this Episode We Talk About: • Why the pressures you're putting on yourself don't matter • How to reconcile when humor is helping you vs hurting you • When you're being motivated by the wrong things (or people) • Why creatives and entrepreneurs are most at risk for suffering • What writing, goals, and being flexible all have in common • Where you might be conflating two entirely different things • The surprising liberation that comes with loss, transition & crisis • How to start every new creative project & the mindset you need • Why empaths really need to stop trying to make others comfortable • And the reason this won't be the last time you're crying on the floor (+ why that's GOOD!) Get Ready to Hear All The Behind-The-Scenes Stories & Insights.   Mentioned in this Podcast: • Follow Suzanne: Twitter , Website • Classes Mentioned: Malcom Gladwell's Masterclass • Past Episodes: Ep #002 "How to Love Yourself & Go Pro with Heather Stewart," Ep #008 "How to Take Nothing Personally & Live for Today with Alex Albrecht," Ep #025 "Side Hustles with Intrapreneur & Driven Yogi founder Keisha Courtney," Ep #026 "How to Dance with Doubt (3 Types + Practices) • Books: Malcom Gladwell's Outliers , David & Goliath , Anne Lamott's Bird by Bird • The Dreamcatchers District: Creative Direction for Your Beliefs, Body, Biz & Brand GET INVITED TO LIVE LA + VIRTUAL EXPERIENCES   This is Not a Monologue, Chime In! • Rate, Review and Subscribe. Share this with your friends. Listen with your team. Send it to yo mama! • Got a question you want answered on the podcast? A guest you want interviewed? • Email your biggest challenges, aha’s, and guest nominations to info @ DreamcatchersDistrict.com .

With the help of writer Suzanne Keilly, Pilar clears out her overstuffed e-mail inbox and gives long overdue answers to listener questions.

Writer, actor, and improviser Suzanne Keilly chats with us about her time in improv, "that voice she does", her experience on Ash vs Evil Dead, and a Pun-Off for the ages! Email Us: almostadultspodcast@gmail.com Tweet Us: @almostadultspodFollow Gage: @GageAgnew Follow Jean Claude: @PMuffinMix Follow Suzy: @SuzanneKeilly Ash vs Evil Dead's Note to Stalkers: Note to Stalkers Suzy's On The Page Episode: http://player.fm/series/on-the-page-screenwriting/459-out-of-the-ashes Jean Claude's Animation: Shen and the Internet - (OwlTurd Fanimation) Watch Almost Adults: https://www.twitch.tv/almostadults Watch Jean-Claude: https://www.twitch.tv/premiummuffinmix/ Watch Gage: https://www.twitch.tv/gagekagnew/ Subscribe to us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaOBpruClPvnYN2BigqH2NA Donate to us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/almostadults Instagram Us: @almostadultspod Check out our website: http://www.pipedreampodcasts.com/ Our theme song was written and performed by Dodge Williams (@dbw4511)

The Leprechaun returns once again, when a group of girls unwillingly awaken him after they tear down a cabin so that they can build a new sorority house.DirectorSteven KostanskiWritersMark Jones(based on the characters created by)Suzanne Keilly(screenplay by)StarsTaylor Spreitler Pepi Sonuga Sai Bennett