Plot detail: Deep in the fog-choked wilderness lies Shadow Pines Rehabilitation Camp, a remote facility promising healing, reflection, and recovery. But when Daniel, a new arrival burdened by his past, steps off the shuttle into the mist, it becomes clear that something inside the camp is terribly wrong.

The air feels alive, the staff are too calm, and the patients seem drained of something far more vital than hope. The deeper Daniel looks, the more the forest itself seems to breathe around him—watching, whispering, remembering.

As the days blur into uneasy nights, he begins to unravel the camp’s haunting history and the sinister truth behind its so-called “treatment.” Reality bends. Shadows move when they shouldn’t. And the line between therapy and nightmare collapses.

Welcome back to Tate’s Nightmare Collection — where real memories twist into terrifying fiction. In the second installment, “Rehab of Shadows,” I take you deep into the heart of a remote recovery camp where healing turns to horror. What begins as a peaceful retreat for those seeking recovery soon descends into a nightmare of whispers, vanishing campers, and something lurking beyond the firelight… watching.

Inspired by a real recovery camp I attended for his disability; Rehab of Shadows blurs the line between personal experience and supernatural terror. As night falls, reality fractures — and no one makes it out the same.

In Bonus Episode 32 of Horror Talks with Tate, we’re back with Alexander Butler for Part 2 of our in-depth horror conversation! 🎃🩸

Alexander dives deeper into his role as Grumpy in the upcoming horror film Season 13, a chilling new project co-written by Jack Hoy and Lewis Santer. In this episode, we explore his continued experience working on the film, developing the character, and what audiences can expect from this terrifying new entry into the horror genre.

From behind-the-scenes stories to insights into independent horror filmmaking, this episode is packed with passion, creativity, and plenty of scares for horror fans everywhere.

🎥🎙️ Whether you’re excited for Season 13, love discovering rising talent, or just can’t get enough horror talk—this bonus episode is not to be missed!

In this thrilling bonus episode of Horror Talks with Tate, we’re joined by actress Mia Evans, who stars in the upcoming horror film Season 13, co-written by Jack Hoy and Lewis Santer.

Mia dives deep into her journey into the horror genre, her experience working on Season 13, and what it was like bringing such a chilling story to life. We talk about the film’s dark atmosphere, the emotional intensity behind the scenes, and the unique challenges that come with acting in a horror production that pushes boundaries and builds relentless tension.

This episode also explores Mia’s passion for horror, her preparation process for intense scenes, and what audiences can expect when Season 13 finally unleashes its terror. From eerie moments on set to exciting insights about the film’s creation, this conversation is packed with exclusive details horror fans won’t want to miss.

Whether you’re a fan of indie horror, upcoming genre films, or love hearing directly from the talent behind the scares, this bonus episode is a must-listen.

Shayli Reagen has returned to Horror Talks with Tate for Part 2 of her chilling conversation!

In this bonus episode, we continue the discussion with actress Shayli Reagen, diving deeper into her work in the horror genre. Shayli talks more about her role in the upcoming horror film Season 13, co-written by Jack Hoy and Lewis Santer, sharing new insights, behind-the-scenes moments, and what audiences can expect from this terrifying project.

We also revisit her experience starring in the Christmas horror film I Know What You Did Last Christmas, exploring the dark twist of holiday horror and what it was like bringing fear to life in a festive yet deadly setting.

This episode goes further into Shayli’s creative process, the intensity of horror performances, and her passion for the genre. If you’re a fan of indie horror, exclusive cast conversations, and returning guests with even more to share, this episode is for you.

In this special bonus episode of Horror Talks with Tate, I’m joined by actor Wayne Edge, who stars in the upcoming horror film Season 13, co-written by Jack Hoy and Lewis Santer.

We dive deep into Wayne’s experience working on Season 13, exploring his role, the intensity of the production, and what it’s like bringing a terrifying story to life on screen. Wayne also shares insights into the atmosphere on set, collaborating with the creative team, and how the film taps into suspense, fear, and psychological horror.

This episode is packed with behind-the-scenes stories, passion for the horror genre, and exciting teases for what audiences can expect when Season 13 is unleashed. If you love independent horror films and hearing directly from the people who make the nightmares real, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.

🎙️ Horror, filmmaking, and fear collide—welcome to another chilling conversation on Horror Talks with Tate.

Plot details: On a snow-choked Christmas Eve, the Carter family gathers in their warm home while a blizzard howls outside. The fire glows, the tree shimmers, and laughter fills the air—until the storm grows darker than it should. What begins as a peaceful holiday night soon turns into something far more sinister when strange sounds echo across the roof and old legends whispered by Grandma suddenly feel all too real.

This Christmas, the holidays turn horrifying. When a blizzard traps a family inside their home on Christmas Eve, something sinister emerges from the snow — a creature dressed in red, with eyes that burn like embers and a hunger for more than milk and cookies.

The Monster Santa marks the first chilling installment of Tate’s Nightmare Collection, a brand-new anthology horror series where each tale descends into a different world of terror, mystery, and darkness.

Lock your doors, dim the lights, and prepare for a festive nightmare you’ll never forget.

In this special bonus episode of Horror Talks with Tate, I’m joined by the incredibly talented Meg, a rising makeup and prosthetics artist shaping the future of indie horror. Meg is part of the creative team behind the upcoming and highly anticipated horror film Season 13, Co-written by Jack Hoy and Lewis Santer. She also brought terrifying creations to life in the chilling experimental project Mouse of Horrors.

Together, we dive deep into her journey through the world of horror FX — from the first spark of inspiration to the bone-chilling practical effects that make horror unforgettable. Meg shares behind-the-scenes details, creative challenges, proudest moments, and what it really takes to build nightmares from scratch using blood, latex, molds, imagination, and heart.

If you love creature design, gore effects, prosthetics, or the magic that transforms actors into monsters, this episode is a must-listen. Join us for an inspiring and spooky conversation with one of horror’s rising visionaries as we explore the art behind the scares.

In this special bonus episode of Horror Talks with Tate, I’m joined by the incredibly talented Yasmine Read, the Hair, Make-Up, and Prosthetics Artist behind the upcoming horror film Season 13, Co-written by Jack Hoy and Lewis Santer.

Yasmine takes us deep behind the scenes, revealing how she transforms actors into terrifying nightmares—using practical gore, chilling prosthetics, and visually striking character designs that shape the film’s horrifying atmosphere.

We discuss:

🔪 How she built the look and feel of Season 13’s most disturbing characters

🩸 Her creative process for crafting realistic wounds, injuries, and monster effects

🎬 The challenges and triumphs of working in indie horror

💀 What fans can expect when Season 13 is unleashed

✨ How her passion for horror makeup fuels her artistic journey

Whether you’re a horror fan, a filmmaker, or someone fascinated by the artistry of practical effects, this conversation is packed with fascinating insights and exclusive behind-the-scenes stories.

Tune in as Yasmine Read shares her craft, her passion, and the twisted beauty of bringing horror to life.