My name is Brandon Kyle Goodman. I'm a black, gay, non-binary author, TV writer, actor, and

I'm messy, but not in the way you think. Messy as in I'm human and flaw. I'm on a mission

to destroy shame around sex. And the only way to do that is to talk about sex. So that's what

we'll do on my brand new podcast, Tell Me Something Messy.

Join me on Tell Me Something Messy with brand new episodes every Thursday on the Iheart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you going to be.

In our ongoing mission to find out why fans love and then there was Sean, we continue basically a week's worth of episodes, now focused on the man who somehow didn't kill himself

or us the week we shot it. We've commonly talked about how fun the scream episode

was to shoot and how it put all the cast members together, an absolutely rare occurrence at

that time. And you know what that means? Unprofessional teenagers and a very pregnant woman

in her 20s. It was the only time we saw this hero of ours yell at us.

And it was for good reason.

Those around this episode often consider it an autour piece.

First, from the writer Jeff Minnell, who made this his piece there is, I can't say it.

I just can't say.

Peace de resistance.

Thank you, both of you for chiming in as a lifelong lover of horror and a fan of the 90s slasher comeback.

And secondly, from our guest today, a director who wanted to make sure the exact vision was accomplished,

while stepping up our production value for a cinematic tribute and a very famous guest star.

This week, we welcome back the director of season five's beloved,

and then there was Sean,

our captain O Captain, Captain, Jeff McCracken.

Can we do the whole interview in a Scottish accent?

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